Post Office Notice from Vernon Texas
Entry dated Vernon Texas lists a second class mail matter under the act of March 4 1872 and indicates designation within the port office records.
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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1923
Page
4
Entry dated Vernon Texas lists a second class mail matter under the act of March 4 1872 and indicates designation within the port office records.
Notice states that The Record will gladly correct any errors brought to the editor’s attention without reflecting on any individual or corporation. It emphasizes pursuit of accuracy and accountability in published columns.
The president indicated he will call a special session of Congress if western Senators push for it, provided they present a clear relief program acceptable to a majority. He warns legislation may not cure agricultural ills but will consider a plan with assured passage. The editorial uses water rising uphill as a metaphor for impractical fixes and urges experiential learning.
Progressive citizens celebrate Wilbargwer County fair as a public spirited venture with prize money small and no profit to organizers, showing the community's commitment and ongoing effort to stage the event.
The article urges the Wilbarger County fair to become a self sustaining regional event with permanent improvements. It calls for better buildings a new grandstand and a modern park fence to cut costs and raise earnings, hoping continued public support will secure its future.
The article urges women to join and sustain local clubs, stressing community benefit, personal growth, and ongoing duties. It argues vacations help renew energy, allow family time, and prompt fresh ideas for the year ahead with a lively first meeting full of plans and reports.
Miss May Campbell of Columbus Ohio repeated as Miss America in the nationwide beauty contest in Atlantic City this year. She appears here with King Neptune, impersonated by Lynn Harding.
The piece urges forming or strengthening women's clubs as education for personal growth and community improvement. It stresses clubs as vital learning institutions, empowering mothers and women to gain knowledge they lacked, while urging mentorship of younger women to avoid past mistakes and uplift households and communities.
A nervous young man asks for a book on husbandry as he plans to marry, prompting the clerk to offer guidance and options for future domestic life.
The crude gum base used in chewing gum comes from sapodilla trees in mahogany forests. Best quality chicle comes from Yucatan and Campeche in Mexico, Guatemala, and parts of British Honduras.
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