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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1935

Page

14

Penitentiary reports progress in 1934 and new industries

Lee Simmons released the 1934 annual Prison Board report highlighting education gains with 624 inmates taught to read and write and an average enrollment of 2234. The system produced license plates, signs, brick, and processed over 1,000,000 cans of food, while reducing operating cost per convict from 293 in 1920 to 76 in 1934.

Lee Simmons Prison Board Simmons W. A. Paddock Highway Department Harlem Farm Central State Farm Board of Control Board of Pardons and Paroles Austin Huntsville

One Chance In Thirty Thousand For Century Age

A Greenville Herald note explains that fewer than 4,000 Americans have reached age 100 amid a U S population near 123 million giving approximately one in 30 750 odds for any person to live to a century.

United States Greenville Herald

Western Plains Drouth Worse Than Last Year

The Agriculture Department reports April 1 conditions in the western Great Plains worse than a year earlier. Winter wheat prospects are extremely poor and pastures are at a record low for April 1. Subsoil moisture deficits may force wheat imports next winter while irrigation districts west of the Continental Divide look modestly better than last year.

Washington Great Plains Agriculture Department North Dakota Texas Montana Wyoming Colorado New Mexico Great Drouth Drouth United States

Cotton Loans Put 4 Million Bales in AAA Hold

Washington reports the AAA now has 4,270,000 bales on loan at 12 cents a pound totaling about 256.2 million dollars. The program, like the Farm Board, fails to peg prices as market value dips and exports fall. Officials fear a disaster as talk grows of production cuts and warehouse receipts to secure growers’ cooperation.

Washington AAA Federal Farm Board The Farm Board

Five Officials Chosen in Races For School Jobs

Final returns in five county school trustee races were announced after a Commissioners Court canvass. Winners: D. C. Wallace Gunter trustee at large. J. L. Ladd Sherman Precinct 1. E. B. Scott Celtic Precinct 2. S. C. Hall Sadler Precinct 3. G. C. Leary Gordonville Precinct 4.

J. L. Ladd Sherman C. A. Barnett Howe E. B. Scott Celtic H. D. Dodge Denison J. W. Washburn Pink Hill S. C. Hall Sadler C. J. Patterson Range Creek G. C. Leary Gordonville H. M. Godwin D. Steedman Hagerman

Spare Rod Save Child Declarations By Mother Of 14

An Atlanta woman Dora Mote at 38 is mother of fourteen with ten living children and a two year old granddaughter. She opposes spanking saying it worsens behavior and regrets not having all girls. The article notes her marriage at 13 and early childbirth. It also mentions East Texas oil fields and production limits with 16 000 wells and 11 900 000 barrels daily potential.

Atlanta Dora Mote East Texas

Young Oklahoma divorce grants custody of infant daughter

In WeWoka Oklahoma district court Judge H H Edwards granted Audrey Sisney custody of her eight month old daughter after a divorce from W A Sisney age 24. Audrey, married at 12 and mother at 13, is represented by her father J H Schlitz field as she was under age. The couple wed in Ozark Arkansas.

Wewoka Okla Audrey Sisney Sisney W. A. Sisney H. H. Edwards J. H. Schlitzfield Sisneys Ozark Ark

Liberal G. O. P. Chiefs Prepared to Fight Old Guards

Senator Borah leads liberals in a push against old guard control at the Midwest Republicans meeting in Kansas City set to shape the 1936 campaign. factions clash over strong anti old guard resolutions while Hoover potential support and party renewal are discussed. Hastings accuses Roosevelt of breaking 1932 pledges.

Washington Borah Kansas City Herbert Hoover Henry P. Fletcher Charles D. Hilles Mitteeman New York Republican National Committee Hastings Delaware Republican Senatorial Roosevelt

Blackboard Erasers Serve Odd Window Cleaning Role

A pasted tip describes using a blackboard eraser to remove dry abrasive powder left by ordinary window cleaners. The eraser sweeps evenly and fits into corners, aiding the cleaning task.

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