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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1934

Page

10

Whitewright Board to adopt next year's budget

The Whitewright Board of Education will meet next Wednesday at 8 pm in the high school to adopt the budget for the coming year. Citizens may attend and inspect the budget, which is on file with the board secretary.

Whitewright Board of Education F. E. Douglas

Truetts Rise From North Carolina Hills to World Baptist Leader

The Dallas pastor George W Truett has been elected president of the Baptist World Alliance at Berlin bringing renewed attention to a man drawn from the legal field by Whitewright Texas church hands forty eight years ago. He led Baylor debt relief and built Dallas First Baptist into a million dollar plant with over five thousand members.

Dallas News George W. Truett Baptist World Alliance Whitewright Grayson County Dallas Berlin EF. Y. Mallins Toronto John McNeil Truett London Charles Haddon Spurgeon Ramsay MacDonald Missionary Herald of London Spurgeon J. H. Rushbrooke North Carolina Hiawasse High School Georgia Georgia Baptist State Convention First Baptist Church of Young Truett Texas Baylor Josephine Jenkins First Baptist Church North Carolina Hills

Drouth Cloud Has Its Silver Lining Of Better Prices

AUSTIN Ill winds of drouth may yet bring profit to Texas cotton growers, with a one third short crop possibly yielding similar or higher prices than last year. Commissioner McDonald says drought may raise prices while saving harvesting costs and bringing government benefits, though some regions face total crop failures and reduced feed crops.

Austin Drouth Texas J. E. McDonald Commissioner of Agriculture McDonald

Pastor's aid fund aids workers with Texas home gift

Funds from the national purposes drive total $507,850 with Friends of the Pastor distributing help to laboring workers. The congregation previously provided a comfortable home at 5105 Live Oak under Texas homestead law to support the pastor’s family and life of service.

Texas Live Oak

Repeal of Horse Race Law Urged by Dallas Citizens

Dallas citizens urged immediate repeal of the statute allowing betting on horse races at a mass meeting. Speakers called horse race betting a racket of knaves and said lobbyists tricked the state into enacting the law. A permanent committee was formed to push repeal.

Dallas Thomas B. Love Tom McCullough McCullough D. A. Frank J. C. Muse Dr. C. M. Rosser C. M. Smithdeal Dexter Hamilton Hugh Parther Ezra S. Fudge P. A. Bywaters J. D. Kugle Earl B. Smith

Jess Morris Thanks Voters In Grayson County Race

In a message to supporters Jess Morris thanks voters in Grayson County for the county, district win July 28. He notes carrying Hunt Rains and Kaufman and securing more than 18000 votes vs 10395 two years ago. He pledges to advocate for constituents and offer help when needed.

Grayson County Hunt Rains Kaufman Jess Morris

Sherman Grants Second Tax Cut In Two Years

Sherman city commission cut taxes again despite a $500000 dip in valuation set the rate at 2.255 dollars per 100 valuation versus 2.2775 last year. The new rate marks the lowest Sherman has seen in eleven years and reduces the tax burden on property owners.

Sherman City Commission

Relief rolls reach 800000 in dry West amid drought

About 800000 people in the drought hit western half of the United States rely on relief. Government designates over 1350 counties in 23 states as emergency or secondary drought areas as farmers face crop and livestock losses. Officials warn of winter feed shortages unless rains come. Milk prices rise in some areas and officials urge conserving feed.

Kansas City Idaho Delaware Nevada United States Federal Relief and Farm Administration Bureau of Agricultural Economics Washington Farm Administration Grouth Alf M. Landon Kansas F. A. Silcox Flagstaff Ari

Cotton farmers receive 34.7 million in rental payments

Washington reports that cotton farmers who leased land to the government for production cuts have received 34,691,288 in rental contracts through August 7. About 936,138 checks issued. Texas alone accounts for 10,360,932 across numerous counties. Future payments include up to 50 million more this year and parity payments of up to 30 million next December.

Washington Department Texas Anderson Bell Collin Collingsworth Dallas Dawson Ellis Falls Fannin Fort Bend Grayson Hill Hunt Kaufman Lamar Limestone McLennan Navarro Williamson

No Deaths Reported Among Segir Townspeople in Eight Years

Report notes no fatalities in Segir Turkey among about 3,000 residents over the last eight years. Authorities affirm stable health and low mortality.

Restrictions Lifted on Government Rented Farm Land Use

Emergency action ends strict bans on selling or feeding products from government rented acres. Farmers may harvest and use or sell hay and forage from contracts covering cotton wheat corn and tobacco to feed livestock due to drought. The ruling by Henry A Wallace changes AAA policy to boost farmer revenue.

Drouth O. B. Martin Extension Service Texas A. & M. College Martin Agricultural Adjustment Administration Henry A. Wallace Secretary of Agriculture AAA

Want Ads Include Farm Implements And Route Help

For sale four wheel trailer with cotton side-boards. Emerson disc plow 45 dollars. Case pony disc plow 35 dollars. Two sulky plows 15 and 20 dollars. Bois d are wagons 22 50 and 30 dollars. Manning Clark Meador. Man wanted for Rawleigh Route of 800 families. Good profits and training provided. Write Rawleigh Co Memphis Tennessee.

Manning, Clark & Meador Rawleigh Rawleigh Co Dept Memphis Tenn

Auto Loans Offered by F. W. Creager Manager Sherman

Automobile loans available for any purpose or refinancing to smaller payments. No delay. Bring license receipt and car for inspection. Will finance any reasonable amount or term. Auto Finance Company F. W. Creager, Manager, Sherman.

Auto Finance Company F. W. Creager, Mgr Sherman

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Bedfordshire England Whitewright Church Drouth Cloud T. W. Ayres & Son Dry Goods and Shoes Grace Harold Segir Turkey E. T. Doss The Nicholson Whitewright Mutual Burial Association Home Organization Home Office Waldo Funeral Home
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