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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1923
Page
4
Vernon Texas postal notice entered March 3 1879 under the second class mall matter act of Congress. Limited details appear in the fragment indicating a formal filing or docket related to mail services. Further context is not provided in the readable text.
Obscure local notices include obituary mentions and public notices. Specifics unreadable but indicate routine legal and civic announcements with no graphic details. Cash payment instruction appears for mailing reading notices.
Public notice states that any reflection on an individual firm or corporation in The Record will be corrected upon editor notification. It emphasizes handling errors promptly and maintaining accurate reputation in the column space.
The American Bar Association designates a week for studying the U S Constitution to strengthen reverence for written law amid national debates. It warns that states face conflicts over supreme law and cites Oklahoma Governor’s actions against mob rule, press censorship, and executive overreach as dangers to civil liberties.
The Wilbarger County Fair begins its eleventh annual exhibition tomorrow. The article urges all citizens to attend, arguing the fair educates and improves farming methods and livestock breeding, and that even at a financial loss the county gains social and economic benefits.
A speaker argues that true devotion to the Constitution reveals the government’s foundations and calls for practical application of its principles by backing only those men and agencies that preserve the supremacy of the written law.
The article compares coal and fuel deliveries by occupiers France and Belgium with German deliveries, noting 1.5 millennia of implied burden. It argues occupation losses for Germany, expulsion of 145,000 citizens, and France Belgium’s costs, questioning whether reparations will ever be paid. It suggests the Ruhr invasion aimed at annexation rather than speedy reparations.
A local catalog lists a new line of fancy bed spreads baby dresses towels house dresses scarfs pillow cases and other articles. Mrs W H Rogers and Miss Regina Greene promote items from 1627 Stephens Street with telephone 458 J.
Mr and Mrs G G Rogers of Elec tra arrived Sunday for a visit with relatives here.
Modern medicine touts Calotabs as a refined calomel tablet that eliminates taste nausea and griping. One tablet at bedtime with water, no taste or nausea, promises a good night and a clean liver. Sold only in sealed packages with a refund guarantee, pricing 35 cents for large family and 10 cents for small trial size.
An official statement presents the results of the French occupation of the Ruhr. It notes 120 death sentences have been carried out and German residents in the occupied area have received prison terms.
Mrs. B A Williams hosted the Home Science Club on Friday afternoon to finish plans for the new club year and elect new members. Three new members were elected to complete the membership roster.
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