Whitewright Sun Sub Price and notice policy
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Notice disclaimers protect reputations in The Whitewright Sun
The publisher pledges to promptly correct any erroneous reflections on the character standing or reputation of any person, firm, or corporation that may appear in the newspaper columns after being brought to their attention.
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Whitewright Sun
Whitewright Hosts State Clean-Up Week Drive
Whitewright residents join statewide efforts to clear rubbish and burn burnables while storing non burnables for the wagon. The campaign aims to reduce mosquito and fly breeding, promote monthly clean up, and boost civic pride through yard beautification and community health.
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Whitewright
Cotton Acreage Outlook in Cotton Belt
Texas A M Extension Service says acreage reduction looks discouraging despite past experience. The Agriculture Department shares the view that reductions will be small, leaving the Boll Weevil to intensify pest pressures and lift cotton prices through a shorter crop.
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Texas A. & M. College Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Large Egg Champion Declared By Local Farmer
Ernest Harrison claims his hen tops this season in large egg production and shows a 6 by 8 inch circumference egg to prove the claim. The title remains provisional until a larger egg is presented.
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Ernest Harrison
Mr. Harrison
Sale date set for Rickenbacker Motor Company receivership
April 14 is the public auction date for the Rickenbacker Motor Company now in receivership. The firm was started after the war by Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, famed World War I ace and former race car driver. Two comets will pass within 20 million miles of Earth this year, an astronomer says, while weather forecasters’ predictions remain testable though unproven. Peru belles prefer American cotton hosiery, though the fabric’s camouflaged finish makes it seem like silk. American belles share the same sentiment.
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Rickenbacker Motor Company
Eddie Rickenbacker
Rickenbacker
France
General Pershing
Air Service
Belles of
Peru
America
Former Whitewright Principal Sends Greeting to The Sun
F G Tacquard formerly Whitewright high school principal now teaching in Kerrville writes from Junction near Kerrville about visiting Mr and Mrs H S Montgomery who are spending five months away from home. He notes they are well and expects their return soon while renewing his subscription in advance and praising The Sun as the best paper in Texas.
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the Sun
F. G. Tacquard
Whitewright High School
Kerrville
H. Montgomery
Junction
Whitewright
Texas
Crickets Replace Thermometer Under Dolbear Formula
The passage suggests using crickets as a makeshift thermometer. Count chirps per minute then apply the Dolbear formula subtract forty, divide by four, and add fifty. Train crickets to chirp solo to enable accurate counting.
Americans Leave Odd Items on Atlanta Streetcars
A month study lists items found on Atlanta streetcars including 420 umbrellas, 187 bundles, 149 gloves, 87 purses, 28 glasses, 26 suitcases, 23 pieces of jewelry, 4 dentures, a glass eye, a guinea pig, a Chinese orchid and other odd belongings.
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Atlanta
Coal Strike Fears Diminish As Gas Replaces Firewood
Newspaper headlines warned Whitewright residents about coal strikes yet the mood shifts. With abundant natural gas, residents feel less anxious about fuel costs and supply as winter approaches.
Under Cover Prohibition Case in Washington
A truck with twelve cases of liquor belonging to a high government official was stolen in Washington. Police refused to name the official or permit holder, citing discretion. Days later, detectives and officers stored additional liquor in a precinct room and later moved it to a storage house.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Washington Precinct
Gas ads boost business in small towns and create goodwill
The article argues Lone Star Gas uses constant advertising in each town to build recognition and sales. It notes local papers publish questions and answers about gas and mass meetings, seeing ads as a mutually beneficial boomerang for both gas companies and merchants.
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van Alstyne
Carrollton
Whitewright Sun
Leader
Fisico Journal
Lone Star Gas Company
Test Well Planned Near Telephone Site
Honey Grove reports preparations for a test drill about two and a half miles northwest of the old Telephone test. The existing rig and equipment from the old test northwest of Ector will be moved to the new location.
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Honey Grove
Telephone
Ector
City Election Quiet Brings Fourth Term Commissioners
In the city election held Tuesday W. H. King and Guy Hamilton were re elected city commissioners for the fourth consecutive term with no opposition. They have served the city well for six years and will continue for two more.
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W. H. King
Guy Hamilton
Gas manager named for Community Gas in Electra
G Morgan of Mexia arrives in Electra to manage Community Gas Company offices succeeding Claude Dick who is transferred to Whitewright.
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Fort Worth
Card of Thanks and Local Notices
Card of Thanks from Lucian Andrews and family for kindness during their father James R Andrews illness and death. A note from M C Spivy and Co Bonham Texas invites customers to shop for unsurpassed values. Miss Bona Mae Akridge of Commerce spent the weekend visiting her sister Mrs Roscoe Pace.
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James R. Andrews
Lucian Andrews
Charles E. Andrews
Bona Mae Akridge of
Commerce
Roscoe Pace
Chicken Thieves Arrested by City Policeman
City officer Charley Cates helped capture two young Black men after a chicken raid in the northeast business district. Cates pursued one thief, while Constable George Bennett joined to arrest the second later that night.
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Charley Cates
Cates
H. Maxey
Mr. Cates
George Bennett
Unsurpassed Dry Goods Values From Spivy & Co Bonham
Bonham Texas store Spivy Co advertises mutual loss salvation for buyers missing us as they purchase dry goods offering unsurpassed values and deals to attract customers during a sale period.
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M. C. Spivy & Co
Bonham, Texas
U—M
G. Spivy & Co
Presbytery of Paris Meets in Honey Grove April 12 14
The Presbytery of Paris of the Presbyterian Church will convene in Honey Grove from April 12 to 14. Several local members will attend. Rev. J. F. Fender serves as stated clerk and Rev. W. A. Kirkpatrick as treasurer.
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Presbytery
Paris
The
Presbyterian Church
Honey Grove
J. F. Fender
W. A. Kirkpatrick
City Buys Residence West of Fire Station
The city purchased the residence property west of the fire station occupied by S. H. Jared and family. The site will support improvements planned for the fire department facilities.
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S. H. Jared
Faculty guests from Trinity University visit Waxahachie home
Miss Ann Washington Raynor a Trinity University faculty member at Waxahachie stayed with Rev. and Mrs J F Fender for the weekend. Miss Margreta Fender a Paris junior college teacher also spent the weekend there.
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Ann Washington Raynor
Trinity University
Waxahachie
J. F. Fender
Margreta Fender
Paris
Bonham Texas Merchants Advertise Deep Discounts
A Bonham Texas sales note from M C Spivy and Co. promotes constant new merchandise and unmatched prices on dependable merchandise aimed at attracting buyers. The brief ad highlights frequent arrivals and strong value.
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M. C. Spivy & Co
Bonham, Texas
Mrs Bryant Presents Piano Pupils in Recital at Grammar School
Mrs G F Bryant staged a piano pupils recital at the Grammar School auditorium last Friday night. The program included piano numbers and the entertaining production Cinderella performed with clever execution.
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G. F. Bryant
Grammar School
Willis Elected President Of Board Of Education
At Monday night’s Board of Education meeting H C Willis was chosen president to succeed Emmet Penn whose term ended. B B Hall was sworn in as a new member after being elected in Saturday’s vote. A further meeting will be held Thursday night to elect teachers for the 1926 27 term.
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Board of Education
H. C. Willis
Emmet Penn
B. B. Hall
Local Trade Ad Promotes Budget Goods From M C Spivy Co
Bonham Texas retailer M C Spivy and Co advertises daily arrivals of new merchandise with emphasis on meeting demand for underpriced goods as money remains tight for customers.
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M. C. Spivy & Co
Bonham, Texas
Pierce’s Cafe: Where Good Eats Meet Great People
A cafe inviting diners to enjoy flavorful dishes and lively conversation. Patrons praise friendly service and a welcoming atmosphere while locals note it as a social hub for community gatherings and casual meetings.
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Pierce
Silman Family Moves to Murphy Residence on West Grand
J. J. Silman and family relocate to the Murphy residence on West Grand avenue after twenty years at Commerce and three months in Sherman. Silman is manager of Pratt Bros. Cash Grocery, opened here Wednesday.
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J. J. Silman
Murphy
West Grand Avenue
Mr. Silman
Commerce
Sherman
Pratt Bros. Cash
Pure Food Show Slated by Central Christian Church
The Central Christian Church ladies announce a pure food show to be held May 5 6 and 7. Proceeds support church activities and local mission work.
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Ladies of the Central Christian Church
Haile Showing Improvement After Hospital Treatment
Lester Haile, under care at a Sherman hospital for three weeks, is reported to be improving. Friends express hope he will soon return home.
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Lester Haile
Sherman Hospital
Fan nin County Singing Convention Meeting Set at Marvin Church
J L Butler announces an all day Fan nin County Singing Convention at Marvin church northeast of Whitewright on the first Sunday in May. Singers will be cared for by locals. other attendees should bring their own lunch.
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J. L. Butler
Fannin County
Singing Convention
Marvin Church
Whitewright
Japanese law on citizens duties and penalties
Text states that anyone in Japan who revises existing laws or confuses the duty of the people to observe them faces imprisonment from one month to one year and a fine from five to 100 yen.
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Japan
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Bow- Wright Drug Co
E Service
Ode Crowell
J. L. Kirkpatrick
S. R. Park
Stout
Hugh D. Brown
S. R. Park Store