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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1938

Page

3

Planning ahead pays off for Conway County farming

E C Davis a Conway County tenant farmer shows the value of advance planning with a family and county agent. They completed a 16 item yearly plan to boost living standards and income, proving foresight beats waitfor harvest delays and uncertain luck.

E. C. Davis Conway County Arkansas Davis Vetch

Leisure for Planning Ahead By T C Richardson Secretary Breeder Feeder Assn

Leisure for planning ahead urges farm families to map needs and write plans before planting. Start now, review, revise, and discuss with county agents and extension specialists. early preparation saves time and yields better results for fall sowing and holiday sales.

Leisure T. C. Richardson Breeder-Feeder Association

Solid Freezing of Earth Seen in 71799 Years

MIAMI Fla After two years of research Prof Hirsch Yankelwitz formerly of the Institute of Technology of St Petersburg University declares that the earth will freeze into a solid ball in 71799 years It is a question of when volcanic fires will burn out He compares the dimensions of the earth Mars and the moon freezing three spheres of relative size and measuring the moisture coating

Miami Fla Hirsch Yankelwitz Institute of Technology St. Petersburg University Earth Mars Moon

Organization of Physicians to Be Probed

The justice department will open a grand jury inquiry into whether organized medicine violated anti trust laws by opposing a cooperative health society. The probe centers on Group Health Association formed by 2500 federal workers, which hires its own doctors. Expulsion threats and hospital access bans for associated doctors are cited, with background on cooperative medical care nationwide and recent Washington court rulings.

Washington Justice Department Thurman Arnold Group Health Association, Inc Arnold American Medical Association Medical Society of the District of Columbia District Medical Society Group Health Association Co-Operative Society Morris Fishbein Journal of the American Medical Association Chicago

O'Daniel Backed by Hidalgo County GOP For Governor

Hidalgo County Republicans held a convention naming W. Lee O'Daniel as the county Republican candidate for governor. Delegates will vote for O'Daniel at the state convention. The issue appears settled with GOP backing. The article also notes L. L. Johnson's annual report showing over 23,000 youths in 1,537 4-H clubs.

Edinburg W. Lee O'Daniel Hidalgo County W. Lee O’daniel O’daniel L. L. Johnson

Language rules for League of Nations sessions

The League of Nations requires that any representative who speaks in a language other than French or English must provide a translation of their speech into French or English. This ensures all delegates understand proceedings and maintain orderly debates.

League of Nations

Texas liquor tax rate among nation low at 99 cents per cap

Texas liquor tax collections totaled 6,097,554 across an estimated 6,172,000 population, yielding 99 cents per person, the third lowest rate among 44 wet states including D C. Alabama and North Carolina posted even lower per capita figures, while Montana and Ohio led with about 6 dollars per person. National tax data exclude federal and local levies.

Washington District of Columbia Texas Repeal Associates, Inc Alabama North Carolina Mississippi Tennessee Kansas Oklahoma Georgia Montana Ohio Louisiana Arkansas New Mexico Uncle Sam

Jews in Warsaw Make Up Large City Community

The total Jewish population in Warsaw surpasses 350,000, within a city of about 1.3 million residents, indicating a substantial minority presence and cultural footprint. The figure underscores the community's scale in postwar urban life and its role in social and civic affairs.

Warsaw

World cotton carryover hits all time high in New Orleans report

The 1937-38 world cotton carryover totaled 23 million bales with American stock at 13,000,803 bales, a historic peak. U.S. government holdings under loan programs stood at 6,796,780 bales as current prices hover around 8.5 cents per pound. Consumption is forecast near 12.16 million bales, exports about 5.95 million, versus last year’s levels.

New Orleans New Orleans Cotton Exchange Henry Plauche The Exchange U. S Plauche New York Exchange

U S Bureau Report Shows Carryover and Consumption Totals

The U S Bureau of Economics reports a carryover of 13 500 000 and consumption of 11 100 000 in the latest figures. The data highlight the ongoing balance between saved resources and used goods in the period.

U. S. Bureau of Economics

Pungent Paragraphs Read Like Pocket Proverbs

A compact note of witty maxims and observations from Imperial Magazine cites advice on ambition, love, business, and social proprieties. The fragment lists quips about success, responsibility, and the impracticality of poorly placed advertising ideas, closing with a line about electrically operated jacks for cars.

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Fair Sex Judges the Fair Texas State College For Women Ruth Vogel Wichita Falls Elsie Black Hallsville Lass-O Miss Vogel Miss Black Billy Rose Art Jarrett Whitewright Lumber Cervice Gop Daniel Star Jane Withers Mickey Rooney Whitewright Imperial Magazine Benth Automobile Barbee & Bassett Insurance Agency Glen Earnheart Whitewright, Texas L. LaRoe & Co
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