Vernon Record info page and mail details
The Vernon Record details publication timing and editor manager R H Nichols. It notes mail handling rules and address change notices, plus subscription rates and formatting guidance for Vernon Texas readers.
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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1924
Page
4
The Vernon Record details publication timing and editor manager R H Nichols. It notes mail handling rules and address change notices, plus subscription rates and formatting guidance for Vernon Texas readers.
Classifieds priced at 12 cents per word for first insertion, three insertions at 3 cents per word, minimum 25. Local reading notices 2 cents per word first insertion, plus a higher rate for two insertions. Obituary notices priced per word, poetry at 2 cents per word. Display ads promotion 60 cents per column inch, other display 45 cents. Include cash with mailing notices.
The Record warns against expanding federal control, especially over marriage and divorce, child labor, education, and textbooks. It argues state sovereignty protects liberty and criticizes the federal Department of Education and uniform national laws. It lauds school building while urging focus on teachers and local funding. September is a school month and Texas progress in education continues. Trade at Stand No. 9 at the Fair and help the schools.
An estimated twenty million U S children will begin schooling this month as most districts resume in September. Some rural areas run winter-only schools, delaying education for child laborers, while Texas has shown notable progress in education in recent years.
The Boy Scouts of America plan a new regional structure as J. P. Fitz arrives this month to divide the state into districts. Wilbarger Hardeman and Childress may share a district with Vernon serving as headquarters and a local inspector named. Vernon leaders form a business council to handle operations as Scout membership grows and a twenty member band supports patrols. A. J. Schell was a Medicine Park visitor over the weekend.
The column lists visits and activities in White City including Blackburn sisters returning from Hastings Oklahoma and multiple church and family gatherings. Rev. W W Adams and Rev J E Billington conducted revival work at Tolbert with baptisms and guest visits noted along with family health updates and travel to Vernon Odell Wellington and Cook County. Tim Owensby drives a new Overland and poultry expo details mention cash premiums trophies and ribbons.
More than 8 500 birds are expected to be entered in the Irene Fair poultry show on September 2 and October percentage. Entries will be shipped to various parts of the United States. Competition in the poultry department is open to the world with top breeders and breeds expected to be exhibited, Ira D. Brown reports.
Mrs. Luther Anderson of White City is doing nicely following an operation at a local sanitarium last week.
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