Local Notes Highlight Visits and Events in Whitewright Area
Mrs Ross R May and Miss Lucille Myrick visited Dallas relatives while Misses Inez and Gladys Ray were Dallas visitors. Sherman, Sulphur Springs and Dallas guests are listed along with theatre showings at Whitewright Palace Theatre April 17 18. Community births baptisms and illness updates accompany social club and church auxiliary news.
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Ross R. May
Dallas
Lucille Myrick
Inez
Gladys Ray
H. L. Russell
Euna Loyd Ball
Lucille Pritchett
Windom School
W. T. Pritchett
Byron Sears
Sherman Hospital
A. E. Major
Radiola
Joe Johnson
J. E. Montgomery
Little Son
Graham
Grover Gillett
Frank R. Hanna
Oklahoma City
Lester Haile
O. L. Jones
R. L. Giles
Houston
Giles
S. H. Montgomery
Whitewright
Hugh Norris
Ada
Oklo
R. C. Montgomery
George Gattis
Whitesboro
Bailey Mack
San Marcos
Lucian LaRoe
Ethel Gordon
Jim Edwards
H. T. Atterberry
West End Bridge Club
Clarence McMillin
Divinity
W. A. Sturdy
J. D. Vaden
J. M. Mercer
Ester Johnson
Sherman
Slim Pickens and the Porch Hole Plan
Slim Pickens jokes about enlarging a hole in the post office porch if asked to step through it. The Calf Ribs Widow seeks a good man to farm this year, one who won’t marry. Crickett Hicks aims to dress up and earn a living without work, unsure how yet. Tickville council bans livestock on streets, but cows and hogs ignore the rule. Atlas Peck’s goose is traded to a chicken peddler for a meal sifter.
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Slim Pickens
Crickett Hicks
Tickville
Probate Notice in Grayson County Texas 1929
Citation by publication commands the sheriff to notify all interested in the estate of Davie A Via deceased. Vera McGlothlin petitions for letters testamentary to be heard May first at Sherman court. Public notice dated March 28 1929.
Beating Trouble To The Draw In The Roistering Days
The article discusses early frontier gunplay and the modern shift to preventing trouble in poultry. It urges culling deformed chicks, preventing disease, and eliminating vermin to protect flocks. Emphasis on vigilance, cleanliness, and regular inspection to reduce losses.
Notice of Probate Sale in Grayson County Texas
Publication notice to potential heirs in Grayson County Texas. R A Gillett as administrator applies to sell 45.12 acres on Pilot Grove Creek from the Segers estate. The description follows along the surveyed line with variations and stakes. Court hearing for probate set for first Monday in May 1929 at Sherman Court House.
Preventive Poultry Care Against Parasites and Spoilage
The article emphasizes routine cleaning and disinfection to prevent mites and disease in poultry. It recommends spraying nests and crevices with dip and disinfectant, using whitewash coated hot twice yearly, and mixing dip with whitewash for efficacy. It warns against tainted foods and mouldy grains and stresses feeding high quality, avoiding cheap feeds to prevent limp neck and bowel disorders. It stresses easy to clean, solid floors and careful disposal of droppings to avoid disease spread.
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Limberneck
Estate of Ellen Moore will hear testamentary matter in Grayson
In the estate of Mrs Ellen Moore deceased W C Cherry has filed in the County Court of Grayson testamentary upon the estate. The case will be heard at the next term for civil and probate business at the Court House in Sherman on the first Monday in May 1919 at which time all interested parties may appear. Witness J L Doggett Clerk of the County Court in Sherman dated April 3 1929. By Lucile Wilson Deputy. 2t al&
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State OF
Texas
Grayson County
Grayson
Davie A. Via
Vera McGlothlin
City of
Sherman
A. D
J. L. Doggett
Lucile Wilson
W. T. Segers
R. A. Gillett
Pilot Grove Creek
Jason H. Pettagrue
Said Creek
J. G. Sloan
John Marshall
Grayson Co
Ellen Moore
W. C. Cherry
J. L. Dogget
Farm offered at bargain price for home buyers
Farm priced right with 1500 cash balance arrangement to suit purchaser. Desirable setting for a home.
Preventive care for fowls reduces disease and boosts productivity
Droppings can harbor disease germs and worms so they must be removed frequently and kept away from the flock. Burn or bury dead birds, maintain a regular cleanup, and use coal tar dip and disinfectant to prevent pests. Extra effort in prevention pays dividends with stronger, healthier, more productive fowls.
Education Never Ends Despite Fashion Trends
A wry Ohio State Journal note argues that education never ends and even if one knew fashion terms like godets and gussets there would still be new garments such as guimpes returning, as seen in the paper.
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Ohio State Journal
Truthfulness of Single Men Questioned by Psychologist
Florence Herald reports a psychologist states single men are more truthful than married men but notes they face fewer embarrassing questions in social settings, suggesting findings may be context dependent.
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Florence Herald
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J. F. Fender
J. W. Willbanks
R. L. Sears
H. Montgomery
Paris
Howe
J. T. Purvis
Central Christian Church
W. A. Kirkpatrick
the Baptist Church
C. S. Witt
Oleta Chambers
Mary Gae Wood
Hogwallow News
Dunk Botts
Atlas Peck
F. O. Mangrum Filling Station
L. D. LeGear
U. S. St. Louis
the State OF Texas
F. P. Cantrell
Jim P. Montgomery
S. H. Montgomery & Son
the Insurance Men
Rexall
Jones Drug Store NO
Carter
North Texas
Enna Jettice Health Shoes
McCall’s