Special session urged over highway spending debate
The Record argues against a special legislative session to investigate the Highway Department. It says impeachment and criminal action lie with courts, while the legislature should only legislate and address money issues or impeach. No charges justify a special session, and a full investigation should occur through courts and executive actions.
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Satterwhite
Highway Department
Executive Department
Sattershire
Toughway Commission
Highway Commission
Most People Are Honest Says Car Rental Chief
The Chicago and New York car rental firm head claims experience shows one in a thousand are honest. The firm rents cars with self drivers and requires only identity proof, noting high fraud risk if someone uses an assumed name and fake address. Once a vehicle is obtained, the thief could go far.
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Chicago
New York
Palmer School Graduates Lady Chiropractor in Office
Palmer School announces a female chiropractor graduate opening an office at Battendorf and Battendorf at 1829 South Main Street. Contact numbers 598-Ree and 433 are listed for appointments and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer School
Battendorf & Battendorf
South Main St
Dr. J. A. Presley Homeopath Opens Office
Homeopath Dr. J. A. Presley offers special attention to chronic diseases with office at residence 4651 11th Street and phone 551-W for appointments and consultations.
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11Th St
Honest trust in humanity backs a Chicago auto rental pioneer
A Chicago car rental leader notes that over the past year only six theft attempts occurred among a thousand rentals. Cars are mileage billed with full tanks and no distinguishing marks. Most renters return cars, pay, and demonstrate general honesty despite vast investments and millions in business.
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Chicago
Vernon to Start Daily Edition With AP Wire
The Record will cease as a semi weekly and begin daily publication Monday. It will use a leased AP wire six hours daily from morning to mid afternoon, joining a few other Texas papers in adopting wire news. The change marks Vernon’s fourth daily venture in its early development era.
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Vernon
The
Record
Associated Press
Texas
Western Union
The Record Launches Daily Edition For Vernon City
The Record publishers announce a new daily edition using leased wire connections for the best service. The move costs more than standard telegraph or telephone lines but aims to advance Vernon and Wilbarger County interests. Citizens’ support and good wishes accompany the start, expected to be a distinguishing daily paper in the small city. Look for the daily on Monday.
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The
Record
Vernon
Wilbarger County
Poetic Verse on Truth, Will, and Courage
A reflective poem frames truth as heartfelt guidance. It likens personal ascent to a ship at sea and compares love, will, determination, and courage to the fuels and engines driving progress. The piece urges steady effort and vigilance toward a distant goal.
Moor and Jobe visit noted in Rayland community
Mr and Mrs George Moor visited Mr and Mrs J Jobe on Monday night. A big singing drew a large crowd at West Rayland School building Sunday. Mrs T C Davis is on the sick list this week. The Antelope School opens Monday after six weeks vacation.
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George Moor
J. ©. Jobe
West Rayland
T. C. Davis
Antelope
Local residents and visitors frequent Vernon area events
The note lists numerous locals visiting Vernon and nearby towns, with several illness updates. Thelma Lawson recovers at home after visiting her brother. J. D. Kesee and Earnest Crisp are ill or recovering. Nora Martin travels to Foster to teach. Various families are mentioned visiting, nursing care arranged, and throat issues investigated for a child.
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Nora Martin
Foster
Baby Boy Born as McGlen Couple Celebrate
Mr and Mrs McGlen welcomed a baby boy and kept him at home until Sunday. Miss Lucille Hollan of Vernon visited Marie and Nelma Lambert on Sunday.
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Ter
Mrs. McGlen
Lucille Hollan
Vernon
Marie
Nelma Lambert
Miss Gunter Promotes Dried Fruit School Lunches
Home demonstration agent Miss Emma Gunter urges varied dried fruits in school lunches to enrich nutrition. She suggests using prunes turned into a puree, mixed with egg whites sugar and lemon juice to create a nourishing sweet treat.
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Emma Gunter
Prune Marmalade Dessert Method
Sugar prunes are pruned pulp cooked until thick like marmalade. Beat egg whites stiff then fold in prune mixture with lemon juice when cooled. Bake in a dish in a slow oven for 16 to 20 minutes. Serve cold or hot with boiled custard.
Rummage Sale Hosted by Presbyterian Auxiliary
The Presbyterian Auxiliary will hold a rummage sale all day Saturday October 1 at the Brewer Plumbing Company on Fannin Street.
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Presbyterian Auxiliary
Brewer Plumbing Company
Fannin Street
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the Vernon Record (Incorporated
RB. H. Nichols
Congress
Texas Press Werklies, Inc
HY. L. Grable
Mercantile Bank
Dallas, Texas
Chiropractors
J. A. Presley
Neely B. Hodge
Public Accountant
Rayland News
Thelma Lawson
E. J. Covey
Crowell
Annice Davis
Mildred Culver
J. C. Jobe
Sam Jobe
Carrel
Grandma Leak
Owen MecClarty
Goklaunion
J. D. Kesee
Ben Henry
Tompson
H. D. Lawson
Riggs
Electra
A. H. Martin
Mohawk
Thompson's Filling Station
E. L. McHugh
South Side Square
Vernon and
Alamo Mattress Co
I A
Armour
Wilson
Campbell’s
van Camp
Folger
Aras der Lull
Nigger Head Coal
Colorado
Maitland Coal
Martin- Lane Co
Waggoner National Bank
Renfro Hardware Co
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