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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1940

Page

3

Texas Angling Advice Urges Safer Boating In Austin

The Game Fish and Oyster Commission urges boatmen to follow simple safety rules to curb drownings as Texas fishing and boating season nears. Do not overload boats, keep passengers seated, match motor power, equip vessels with life preservers and extinguishers, and never run motors unattended. An Arkansas man is charged after killing fifteen Mallard ducks out of season and attempting to sell them in Atlanta Texas with federal cases pending.

Austin Texas The Game, Fish and Oyster Commission Arkansas Atlanta

Catfish Devours 31 Bream In One Night

W. E. Fairless of Shackelford County placed a catfish with 31 sunfishes about 3 inches long in a live box. The next morning all the sunfish were missing and the catfish’s stomach contained all 31 of them.

W. E. Fairless Shackelford County

Peddled Ducks Sent to Wrong Person Trial in Arkansas

An Arkansas resident awaiting trial on multiple charges faced trouble after attempting to peddle canned duck to an unidentified recipient. The case involves several counts and ongoing legal proceedings.

Arkansas

Texans push sunrise start and live decoys in duck rules

Texas Game Department chief urges Dr. Ira Gabrielson to start duck hunting at sunrise, begin earlier season in northern Texas, and permit some live decoys. He repeated the recommendations after a year of consideration, noting federal adoption remains uncertain.

U. S. Bureau of Biological Survey Ira N. Gabrielson Bureau Texas Game Department Texas Game Chief Texas

If I Possessed a Store

A short verse urges shop owners to treat customers with courtesy and friendly service. It argues that goodwill and pleasant treatment, not just prices or stock, drive repeat business and loyalty. The piece ends with a joke about a student asking what was learned.

Child Recounts Family Joke About Mules

A child recalls a family quip where the father asks the mother why he is like a mule and the mother responds with a witty reply about asking him later. The exchange underscores playful domestic humor.

Papa Mama

Early History of the Automobile Emerges in Journals

Notes from trade journals and records recount key milestones from 1892 to 1904. Duryea’s buggyaut and Haynes designs mark the start, with Ford’s first car and Winton’s sales breakthroughs shaping commerce. Packard, Olds, and Mack contributions, along with early clubs, shows, and tech advances, populate this pioneering era.

Charles E. Duryea Apperson Brothers Elwood Haynes Henry Ford Charles B. King Detroit Alexander Winton William E. Metzger John Wilkinson New York Rollin White Jenatzy United States Post Office Cleveland Automobile Club of America Studebaker Manufacturing Company National Automotive Club of America Packard Saturday Evening Post France New York City Ford Motor Company Ford Selden San Francisco Buick Company E. R. Thomas B. A. Graham Mack Peerless Motor Car Co

I Give You Texas by Boyce House

A contemplative travel sketch contrasts a Mexican lookout by a border saloon with rabid tourist gaze. The piece threads in political humor on liquor sales and race-track gambling, plus light jests about common phrases and a one-armed workman’s misfortune.

Jerry Sadler

Quipping Quote on Hammered Habit Ends Ironically

A brief line recalls a man who joked about pounding himself with a hammer to quit, likening the self-inflicted pain to a stubborn habit he finally abandoned.

Law Snippets From Texas and Iowa Legal Notes

Legal definitions cover escheatage to the State of Texas when no will or heirs exist. Insanity affects criminal trials and punishments in specific ways. Penalties for theft vary by item value. Eminent domain rights extend to state, government, counties, cities, districts and certain utilities. Minor contracts are voidable. A Honey Grove note discusses minor contracts. Iowa lists 65 lakes and 74 state parks.

Texas State of Texas U. S Bill Hinton Honey Grove Signal Iowa

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TEXAR Mobileil G. C. Stateville Tomorrw Willie Glen Earnheart Whitewright, Texas Whitewright Lumber Co Duryea Times- Herald Chicago George B. Selden America Narragansett Park Rhode Island Olds Motor Works Michigan J. W. Packard International Harvester J. W. Jones Autocar Roy D. Chapin Oldsmobile American Automobile Assn Studebaker Society of Automotive Engineers YMCA Boyce House Brownsville Matamoras Rio Grande Gabriel Manana Mystic India Mexico O’daniel Huntsville W. Lee O’daniel Barbee & Bassett Insurance Agency Texas Telephone Southwestern Bell Telephone Company L. LaRoe & Co
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