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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
8
Advertising rates listed include 112 cents per word for first insertions and 3 cents per word for three insertions with a 2d minimum charge, local reading notices at 2e per word first insertion and 8c per word for two insertions, online notices at 1e per word, poetry at 2c per word, and display advertising at 4c per word with a minimum proof. Also notes include cash reception, timing notices, and mailing area requirements.
Notice to readers asking to report any erroneous reflections about individuals firms or corporations so corrections can be made. The Record invites attention to editor for prompt remedy.
The Denton Record Chronicle notes Denton County valuations at 21 225 100, just above a billion dollars, with Wilbarger higher per capita wealth. Denton city population lags oil-boosted Wilbarger, oil causing valuation increases. The piece urges state equalization to balance tax burdens and align land values across counties.
In Austin a press dispatch cites former U S senator Bailey calling Attorney General Moody a law primer. The remark hinges on pronunciation of prim ox with possibilities that he meant initiator or fundamentalist of the law, provoking discussion on interpretation.
A historic ad describes Calotabs as a purer Calomel compound tablet to break up a cold or grippe overnight. It claims rapid symptom relief with two tablets dissolved in water, followed by a saline purge, with no appetite loss or interference with meals.
A disputed exchange praises a young figure while a former Senator mocks the Attorney General. The dialogue hints at political one upmanship and questions about intellect and status. The piece comments on past roles and future ambitions, suggesting lasting tensions in public life.
A local family thanks neighbors and friends for support after the passing of a beloved father and husband Dr J B Dodson. They acknowledge flowers and sympathy, naming several relatives and expressing gratitude for the community's aid during illness and recovery. A separate note mentions Mrs Z Ty Brgetford and family visiting Palestine.
The battleship USS Illinois, once a pride of the Navy, faces hard times and will be rented for dances in New York City at 220 dollars per night in a bid to raise funds.
Members of the Tuesday Bridge Club and guests enjoyed an afternoon at Mrs C C McCurdy's South Main Street home. High club score was Mrs W McCaleb. high guest score went to Mrs H Babasin. Prizes featured, a course was served to listed attendees.
Bond underwent an operation at a Vernon hospital recently. Emory Rhoads and R. H. Coffee have returned from a short business trip to Plainview. R. Buchanan, manager of the Penney store, returned yesterday from a regional conference at the managers of the chain of stores at Kansas City.
M. Haney, district agent for the California Life Insurance Company, returned Wednesday from a ten day visit to the company's Sacramento, California offices.
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