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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1925
Page
4
An advisory requests readers to report any erroneous reflections about individuals firms or corporations that appear in The Record so corrections can be published promptly.
State Fire Insurance Commission inspectors criticized Vernon for burning trash inside fire limits and debris in alleys behind businesses. They warned such fires raise insurance costs and threaten property, urging strict ordinances and enforcement to prevent fires before they start.
Vernon and Wilbarger County leaders are urged to adopt a comprehensive street and road improvement plan to match Northwest Texas pioneers in paving. The piece notes Vernon’s early leadership and county efforts, while Warned that neighboring counties are advancing and urges action to avoid losing ground.
In urging a countywide road program, the article calls for completing Harrold and Oklainton precinct roads funded by bonds, finishing the Colorado Gulf highway to the Hardeman and Foard county lines, and a Baylor County to Red River north–south route to access state and federal aid. It warns Vernon’s trade hinges on west north and south improvements and proposes a 1926 slogan about forty miles of new concrete highway.
Local news notes recount the first bale of cotton ginned Tuesday at 5:30 PM. Community events include Sunday school gatherings, a singing school at the First Baptist, and a new principal moving into the school staff.
Mr and Mrs Fred Murphy returned from San Antonio on Wednesday. Lane and family left Thursday for Lubbock for an extended visit. J C Mitchell of Fort Worth visited the J R Holland family in the early part of the week. He is a brother of Mrs Ulolland.
S. S. Halleburton, chief engineer of the Shenandoah, escaped the Roma disaster with heavy loss of life. He later survived the ZR-2 crash in England while aboard the airship.
Mrs. E M Rogers Mrs Homer Rogers and Mrs Roy Abbott hosted an all day party on Chamberland Street Edge was morning entertainment and forty two in the afternoon Guests included Mrs 8 Roy Pinkston and daughter Annie Mae and Mrs Robert Wilson of Paducah High bridge score went to Mrs Arthur N Vernon low to Mrs A B Garland Afternoon winners were Mrs W S Liamady and low to Mrs EL PL Robertson An ice course followed each games series
Mrs A Dill returned from a visit with relatives in Oklahoma and Colorado last week. Mrs James Copeland and her children are visiting her sister and family Mr and Mrs G M Birchfield of Harrold.
Miss Alma Van hosted a Saturday night party for young people. Mr and Mrs J B Wheeler visited their daughter Mrs Momer Hite of Tolbert last week. Pearl Stephens returned from a two week visit with sister Mrs Virgil Reynolds of Denikon. Bertie Maker and others were visitors at Walter Baker’s home Sunday. A large crowd attended a Willie post in Beaver Creek Monday night. Georgie G Phillips of Elektra visits Miss Bobbie Mae Davis for the week. Vernon visitors included John Likely Ebern Davidson E 8 Gilchrist Armour Likely Bennie Lon Gilchrist Lestie Ross I 8 Steph venus and Homer Stephens. Mrs J F Wheeler and Mrs P C Crow are here this week. Mabell and Norma Davis returned after several days.
Miss Lota Jones spent Sunday with Miss Viola Baker while Karl Kuehn of Wichita Falls visited Vernon. Ruth Teinert and Lucile Gandy called on Electra residents, A H Teinert returned from Dallas with fall goods for the Acorn store, and Mr. and Mrs. Self and Mr. and Mrs. Ham returned from visits to Baird Abilene and Clyde.
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