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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1929
Page
3
In a college exchange a student asks about vita mines and the professor answers with a wit light about life. The piece stresses that poultry raisers should focus on what vitamins do, not fully know their exact nature, highlighting vitamins A B C and D and their effects on poultry health.
The article explains vitamin A and D sources for chickens, noting that green yellow plant parts and cod liver oil supply A and D. It warns deficiencies cause rickets and weak shells, emphasizes direct sunlight for D, and advises sun exposure, open housing, and careful oil use to maintain healthy, productive flocks.
Grayson County children ages eight to fourteen are required by law to attend at least 100 days of school. County Attorney Joe P. Cox states that although no complaints have yet been filed, enforcement will begin. Fines of 5, 10, and 25 dollars apply for first to subsequent offenses, with each missed day counting as a separate offense.
Notice offers engraved or printed cards invitations and announcements obtainable at The Sun office. Reasonably priced options for formal and personal occasions are advertised.
The State of Texas issues a citation by publication to all interested in the estate of Davie A Via deceased. Vera McGlothlin petitions for letters testamentary in Grayson County Court. A May 1929 hearing is set at Sherman Court House for civil and probate matters.
R S Mc Adams has filed to probate the last will and testament of Callie Pinkerton deceased. The County Court of Grayson County Texas will hear the application for letters testamentary at the next term on the first Monday in May 1929 at the Court House in Sherman. Interested parties may appear and contest the application.
A Dallas News quip notes that half the world questions how the other half prevents freezing legs, using a dry humorous take on winter survival and widespread unfamiliarity with cold weather tricks.
The Boston Herald notes that the Lone Eagle line endures as a matter of record, preserving its place in the historical ledger without further action or dispute.
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