Texas Bonds and Local Reflections in Whitewright Sun
The Whitewright Sun notes Texas voters face bond issues for public improvements amid high costs and limited participation. The piece contrasts prewar value, laments tax burdens, and urges broad voter turnout. It also recounts domestic scenes of family life and social observations, reflecting on fortune and community ties.
Cracks At The Crowd Mother Faces Debt To Beautify Home
A story portrays a mother’s poor judgment as she debts for luxurious furnishings to attract suitors for her daughter. Surrounded by finery, the daughter may seem ordinary, recalling simpler days when the family had little but children and memories of the father. The piece contrasts lavish living with humble roots.
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Mother
Grandma
Father
For Sheriff Dicken Receives Strong Local Support
In the July primary Dicken, facing five opponents, won two to one in Van Alstyne and narrowly missed a majority at Howe with about 150 votes. Reared near these towns, he has lifelong community backing and four years as chief deputy sheriff seeking promotion. Paid advertisement by friends of Mr. Dicken.
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Dicken
van Alstyne
Howe
Grayson County
Mr. Dicken
The History of Money A Chronicle of Currency’s Rise
A concise overview traces money from barter in caves to animal skins, cattle, beads, and metals, then coins and paper money. It notes money’s role in society, along with greed and crime, and the vast good it has done.
Great Salt Lake Could Dry Up in 300 Years
A 96 year trend of falling water levels suggests the Great Salt Lake may reach near dryness in about three centuries, potentially resembling the Bonneville salt flats, according to a cited forecast.
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Great Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Bonneville Salt Flats
Great Salt Lake a Remnant of a Once Large Freshwater Lake
Ralf R Woilery of the U S Geological Survey notes that Great Salt Lake is a remnant of a former vast freshwater lake that once covered an area rivaling Lake Michigan. Elevations have been recorded since 1450, with a long-term trend of about one foot depth loss every 15 years.
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Ralf R. Woilery
U. S. Geological Survey
Great Salt Lake
Lake Michigan
Painful Vein Clots Common in Lower Limbs and Pelvis
Clots in veins arise from slowed circulation or vein injury and are common in feet calves thighs and pelvis. They cause heat pain tenderness and swelling with skin discoloration. milk leg describes postpartum venous stagnation with no direct link to milk production.
The Famous Lounsberry Will Inspires Whimsical Testament
A ragged pocket will found on a Chicago tramp declares a playful last will by Charles Lounsberry. It grants to parents praise for children, to boys fields and waters, to lovers imagined realms, to youths bold sports, and to seniors legacy of memory and poetry. Poisonous accidents note follows.
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Chicago
Charles Lounsberry
Treatment of vein clots and vein thrombosis notes
The aim is to stop clot spread, prevent persistent swelling, and promote healing. Elevating the bed foot aids drainage while keeping the limb straight. Do not ambulate until the physician directs. Anticoagulants prevent further clotting. Arterial or venous clots may involve sympathetic nerve injections with procaine to relieve pain and swelling. For upper extremity thrombosis injections are made in the lower region.
Ruling: Sam Sellers May Hold Office Without Pay
Austin. Sam Sellers, renominated state representative in McLennan County, can hold the office while a federal civil service employee, the attorney general's department advised today. He cannot draw a legislator's pay while employed by the federal government.
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Austin
Sam Sellers
McLennan County
Federal
Pearson Eggs Em On The First 100 Hens Produce
Thomas Pearson of a poultry farm near Call Newton County Texas states the first 100 eggs from his flock cover upkeep with the rest profit. His hens average 250 eggs yearly versus about 125 statewide. He credits stock quality sanitation feeding housing and efficient planning for high production. Air power as peace insurance is cited.
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Thomas Pearson
Call
Newton County
Texas
Pearson
Texas Grayson County Auction Order Details
An order of sale issued by the Grayson County District Court on July 26 1946 in suit No 54560 directs the sale of property to satisfy a judgment in favor of the State of Texas Grayson County as plaintiff and City of Denison as intervener against Margaret Lord and heirs. The amount is Ninety seven dollars eighteen cents plus six percent interest per annum from judgment date and all costs of suit.
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Texas
Grayson
15Th District Court
Grayson County
A. D
State of Texas
Denison
Margaret Lord
Grayson Coun
Sheriff Seizes Property for Grayson County Sale in 1946
On the Sun day of July 1946 Sheriff G P Gafford of Grayson County Texas orders a public sale of real estate at the Sherman courthouse on September first between 2 and 4 pm. The property described is Lot 13 Block 31 Munson and Purinton Addition Denison Texas with two year redemption rights and subject to other taxes and legal rights. Deputy Sam York assists. 4A22
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Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Grayson
State of
Texas
Munson and
Purinton
Denison
G. P. Gafford
Sam York
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