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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1929

Page

9

Two Men in My Text Old Man and New Man

A sermon contrasts the old corrupt man with the new man created in righteousness and true holiness. It argues the old man is moral taint from Adam, not just a sinner, and emphasizes being twice born to put off the old and put on the new through grace and Jesus. The preacher urges bringing children to Jesus to counteract fallen human nature.

Kingdom of God Jesus Adam Garden of Eden God

Early to Rise Farmer Sells First Nine New Bales at Kennedy

Karnes County praise falls on Will Gabrysch of Falls City as he delivers the first bale of new cotton this season and continues bringing in more, totaling nine bales before any other growers.

Kennedy Karnes County Will Gabrysch Falls City Gabrysch

Sun Subscription Credits Corrected for Readers

The Sun informs subscribers that the list was corrected on Saturday with credits issued. Address changes were updated and about one hundred credits were added. readers are urged to check the subscription date on the first page margin and report any errors for correction.

The Sun

Sun Plans Fall Expansion of Subscriptions

The Sun reports a steady rise in both renewals and new subscriptions over the past year. The paper aims to add many new names this fall to its subscription roster.

Sun The

Texas Exhibits To Travel As State Showcases Growth

Panhandle Plains of Texas, Inc plans exhibitions in eighteen states this fall to display Texas capabilities. East Texas Chamber reports 404 farm meetings and a fruit tree planting campaign increasing trees by 278000, plus 256 bull clubs to aid dairy. Will H. Mayes notes Texas farming enthusiasm across papers.

Panhandle Plains of Texas, Inc Texas East Texas Chamber of Commerce Will H. Mayes

East Texas boosters credited with regional growth boom

The article lauds East Texas for fostering local enthusiasm and halting out-migration as a major achievement. It highlights sharp freight growth in Texas ports with the U S Shipping Board report showing Texas City rising from 263,280 tons in 1917 to 3,751,012 tons in 1928 and a peak of 4,675,619 tons in 1927, while Corpus Christi grows from 54,941 tons in 1926 to 3,554,873 tons two years later.

Texas Texas City Corpus Christi U. S. Shipping Board

Texas dairy boom spurs 2 million investment in plants

Earnest of the permanence of the dairy industry in Texas is seen in the fact that within recent months more than two million dollars has been invested in dairy milk and cheese plants. A new cheese plant is at the small town of Abernathy Hale County with a capacity of 1000 pounds.

Texas Abernathy Hale County

Texas towns organize dairy firms as new plants open

Across Texas towns including Denison Wichita Falls Valley Mills Round Rock Denton Taylor and others organize or prepare to organize cheese making companies. Borden milk plant in Waco Carnation plant in Schulenberg with a planned second at Sulphur Springs and new milk plants at Tyler Sherman Marshall and other cities add new factors to the Texas dairy business.

Denison Wichita Falls Valley Mills Round Rock Denton Taylor Texas Borden Waco Schulenberg Tyler Sherman Marshall

Delaware schools require stockings for girl students

Educational authorities in Delaware order girl students to wear stockings to school. The rule amused children and spectators as a calf wandered the school yard, per the Boston Herald report.

Delaware Boston Herald

Post Office Aims for Self Support, Foreboding Stamp Cuts

The President moves to make the post office self supporting amid concerns that further stamp cuts or reductions may follow. The New Yorker voices a grim forecast on continuing declines in stamp revenue and service funding.

The New Yorker

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Rev S. L. Ball Marigold Beauty Shop Marcel E. Fredrick Barker Millinery E. Houston Sherman, Tex Bridge S&s Supreme Service Stateville & Spindle East Texas Electrolux Lone Star Gas Company Community Natural Gas Company Lone Star
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