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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1922
Page
3
Judge Charles L. Bartlett of Detroit calls for harsher punishments for speeders after urging jail terms over fines. He cited a morgue visit showing a seven year old victim, warning that Americans must curb reckless driving to protect children and the elderly. Lawmakers should unite to raise penalties and deter speed crimes.
Phebe K Warner traces the rise of women’s organized clubs from New York’s first group to Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs. She notes growth from 21 clubs in 1897 to over 500 with about 50,000 members, urges rural expansion, and calls for equal education and a Texas with a million club women in twenty five years.
Readers argue that chronic highway delays and underfunded maintenance leave long detours and congested routes unresolved. They urge officials to prioritize repairs and allocate sufficient resources to ease travel times and safety concerns.
Thursday afternoon the Sutve Van ent-Teachers association held a regular session with a Vietrola war and a business meeting. President Mrs L A Poilar presided, recording secretary Mrs Blair elected, treasurer Mrs Rutledge reported. Miss Alice Stokes read Between Two Loves. Mrs Bartoosie of Dallas gave two readings. attendees praised the program and urged continued cooperation between teachers and parents.
The Oklinion Home and School club will hold a meeting next Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Oklinion high school building. All members are requested to be present at the session.
Heartfelt thanks from Mrs. W. M. Creager J. A. Creager and family for sympathy in a time of sorrow. Also a note about the Presbyterian Guild Bazaar on December 2 and Anne Kerns visiting Vernon from Wichita Falls, former resident. Describes Santa Claus event with affordable packs.
A Weather Bureau report links night air temperatures to frost risk and suggests sandy soils may reduce frost by storing heat. Well drained, weed-free soils heat and shed cold more effectively, while wet or vegetated ground stays colder and more frost-prone. Differences can occur across small areas due to soil, elevation, moisture, and surface cover.
The United States Department of Agriculture estimates Florida citrus production for the 1922 23 season at 15,000,000 boxes. About 8,400,000 boxes will be oranges and tangerines and about 6,600,000 boxes grapefruit.
The Record invites readers to bring clean cotton rags for cash payment at its office. Rags must be free of buttons or stockings to qualify.
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