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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1958
Page
2
A Farm Editor speaks on the farm problem in America. Tom Anderson lauds honest long term deregimented plans to reduce surpluses without dumping them. He argues for supply and demand, minimal subsidies, and transitioning inefficient farmers to industry or independent farming choices.
He outlines a six point program including phasing out price supports, eliminating subsidies for high income farmers, making farm losses non deductible, relocating subsistence farmers to towns, and subsidizing rural industry. He advocates no acreage controls and a decontrolled, de subsidized market. Citizens should contact Congress and the President to support this view.
The speaker told graduates that a comfortable bed and shoes will accompany them through most of life, explaining the need for rest and mobility as they pursue future plans and work.
An educational piece discusses insect diversity global and domestic, noting 600 injurious species in the United States and billions in crop losses. It covers insecticides safety, the need for sanitation, and the balance between benefits and risks, with a humor insert about an insurance salesman worrying about widow benefits.
Public notice in Grayson County Texas lists estate of James Laura Staples Hellen with final account and executrix Jane Noble House seeking discharge. Court hearing set for first Monday after ten days from date of posting at Sherman courthouse.
The State of Texas sues C. R. Lane and heirs for foreclosure of tax lien on Lot No. 34 in Highland Acres Grayson County Texas. Citation requires appearance before the district court in Sherman by a date in May 1906. Defendants named include C. R. Lane and unknown heirs.
A humorous tale contrasts a business recession with a wife buying hats and a suit to fight downturns. The narrator explains economic terms at home, only to face unexpected confirmation from his spouse who calls the purchases anti-recessionary. The punchline: keep recession at the office.
Chicago's Louis A Weiss Memorial Hospital tracked 636 expectant fathers and found only one required medical attention an ulcer sidelining him. Obstetrics supervisor Mrs Inge Bleier said most dads were simply anxious smokers paced coffee and played gin rummy.
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