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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1950

Page

2

Bells Area Glimpses From 1915 And 1928 News Clippings

The Sun recalls August 1915 notes on finances of a local picnic and town happenings including new jobs, births, marriages, and a major ratification of the 19th Amendment. It also reviews August 1928 school openings, power plant construction, Rotary talks, and local obituaries and visits.

the Sun J. M. McCurry Ras Benedict D. W. Davis G. W. Adams Tom Sears Benedict Will Lewis T. H. Lively Dry Goods Company Annie McGaughey Emma Gordon Dallas McGaughey J. P. Southerland First National Bank Whitewright Mill & Elevator Company Will Simmons Tom Bean Bank Southerland J. C. Parsons Marguerite Parsons Mel Roberts Howard Roberts Galveston William Dixon Minnie Thrift Pilot Grove Fred W. Smith Whitewright Smith Southern Methodist University Texas Louisiana Power Co Trenton Leonard Celeste Farmersville Princeton Blue Ridge Tom Bean Bells Randolph Bailey Lloyd Moore

Uncle Sam Described as Big Hoarder by Shafer

Washington report quotes Representative Shafer of Michigan calling Uncle Sam the world’s biggest hoarder. He cites vast supplies and payroll desks, fluor escent bulbs, binders, and carloads of commodities idling in federal warehouses, blaming price rises on government expenditures. The piece also notes leading tomato states and Yosemite Park’s famed sequoias.

Washington Uncle Sam Shafer Michigan

Marines Stormed Seoul Citadel in 1871 Contact War

The first landing occurred May 21 1871 as Admiral Rodgers forced the Salee river garrison to answer. When no reply was received Marines and sailors stormed ashore June 10 capturing the citadel. 250 Koreans died, one Marine killed and one wounded. A John Clymer painting illustrates the action.

China United States John Rodgers Asiatic Squadron Salee River Seoul Rodgers John Clymer New York Angs Clifton N. Cates Marine Corps Clymer

Oldsters Not Required to Report Draft Board Status Anymore

Texas officials remind men born after August 30 1922 must register under the 1948 Act, and only those registered in 1948 49 or 50 must report address changes. Others with earlier registrations are exempt. Males turn 18 must register within five days. The article also notes Texas railroad mileage and Indiana coal ranking.

Austin Selective Service Paul L. Wakefield Congress Wakefield General Wakefield

Dragonfly eye units and rhino horn origins noted

A dragonfly eye contains about 30 000 units enabling broad vision. Rhino horns grow from the skin rather than skull, valued in Chinese medicine. In 1830 the Mohawk and Hudson Railroad began construction as the parent of the New York Central system.

Mohawk & Hudson Railroad New York Central System

Citation Notice In Grayson County Texas Estate Case 9599

Public notice commands sheriff or constable to publish for ten days in Grayson County newspaper. Ruth Gregg administratrix seeks final settlement of Billie Gregg estate filed August 9 1950 in County Court Sherman hearing set August 28 1950 at 10 am contest permitted by interested parties.

State of Texas State of Texas Grayson County Billie Gregg Ruth Gregg Said Sherman J. C. Buchanan J.C. Buchanan Marguerite Berry

Coffee harmless to 97 of 100 drinkers says Reader’s Digest

The August Reader’s Digest roundup reports coffee as a stimulant with varied effects. It notes caffeine can trigger wakefulness and appetite for most people, with three percent troubled, and mentions a fatal dose far beyond daily consumption. Benjamin Franklin is cited as Postmaster General.

Roger William Riis Ciest Riis

Address change notice to avoid misdirected Sun mails

The paper asks readers to report address changes promptly to prevent misdirected mail and save 2c per wrong copy sent by Uncle Sam. Readers should inform the newspaper in advance if their address will change within a week.

The Sun Uncle Sam

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