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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1928
Page
5
The Whitewright Sun prints satire on politicians and editors as farmers answer a dairy development questionnaire. Farmers and voters are urged to ignore dope and let the people’s voice prevail after the political campaigns.
The State Press comments on Texas Democrats, arguing the party contains many types. It humorously questions the meaning of taking things straight from Waggoner and suggests readers drink coffee black, while noting delegates and Houston politics reflect a unified majority choice.
The Wichita Daily Times critiques Senator Mayfield in a satirical editorial as he frames his re election bid around being a martyr to a bruising poll against him. The piece condemns his rhetoric calling his foes poisonous and his trial by contest a bed of thorns.
The Dallas News reflects on J Ogden Armour's death leaving 10 million dollars owed, with 15 million in assets. His two daughters bore the Armour name and paid the debt, preserving integrity and setting a moral example for American life. The piece honors their voluntary sacrifice and the lasting value of the Armour name.
Passersby spotted a boy and a dog on the steps of Tombs Court as the boy clutched the animal with a fearful expression. The dog acted in alarm sensing danger, drawing attention to a potential emergency in the street.
Victor Addanzio and his Collie face a dog law violation as the city magistrate weighs the fate of the beloved dog. Passersby offer aid, mistaking Victor’s sorrow for begging, while a kindly man arranges the hearing to spare the boy’s most valued companion. The dog’s wagging tail signals readiness to stand by his master.
In a humane courtroom moment a boy Victor pleads for his dog Col lie to stay with him. The judge grants permission to muzzle the dog and allow the pair to leave together, promising safe care until funds are found. The boy’s burden lifts as they walk away, dog content behind him.
Central Christian Church announces all services at usual hours next Sunday with Rev. Purvis in the pulpit morning and evening. Sermon topics are A Perfect Church in the morning and God's Love at 7 30 in the evening. Junior C E meets at 3 p m. Prayer meeting continues Worship. Wednesday topic Private Prayer in Preparation for Worship. Also notes a comment on British women voters and a quote about government.
The value of mineral waters produced in Texas ranges between 50 000 and 200 000 dollars each year.
The Minneapolis Journal notes a new TV link enabling Mayor Thompson to monitor King George's activities, marking a notable breakthrough in communication and public oversight.
The Mexican constitution prohibits night work by women and children, establishing restrictions on labor hours to protect vulnerable workers. The rule reflects early 20th century social reform efforts and labor standards.
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