Fall selling and votes headline Whitewright update
The piece notes fall buying at home as merchants in Whitewright expand stocks for fall and winter. It mentions a new speed ordinance, a call to comply, and a upcoming vote between two candidates. Wheat prices have risen over fifty cents since June.
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Whitewright
Anticipated Big Business This Fall
Forecasts point to strong activity this autumn with fifteen cent cotton and wheat at $1.50. Market watchers expect favorable conditions for growers and merchants as crops mature and trade heats up.
Loyalty to Whitewright Institutions Drives City Growth
George Bailey of the Houston Post urges Whitewright residents to back established institutions and local enterprises. He argues that civic progress depends on unified support for factories, factories and other ventures, claiming loyalty will build up the city and sustain growth.
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George Bailey
The
Houston Post
Whitewright
Fair Dates for North Texas District Fairs 1916
Sherman hosts the Red River Valley Fair on October 4 to 7. Collinsville and Pottsboro hold fairs in September, with dates including September 22 to 23 and 29 respectively. Whitesboro Whitewright Howe districts schedule fairs across September 27 to 30.
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Red River Valley
Sherman
Collinsville
Pottsboro
van Alstyne
Whitesboro
Whitewright
Howe
Sudden Death of Hon Joe P Cox
Sherman August 14 Joe P Cox Sr a leading North Texas criminal lawyer was found dead at his home 1504 North Travis street this morning at 630 oclock. The body was stiff indicating death had occurred hours earlier. Discovery was made by his wife. His sudden death sent waves of sorrow through Sherman and surrounding areas.
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Sherman
Joe P. Cox
North
Texas
North Travis Street
Cox
State
Hung Jury in State v Sam Sykes Case
The Sherman Democrat reports a hung jury in the state versus Sam Sykes charged under the local option law. Jurors unanimously found guilt on the verdict phase, but six jurors refused to impose penitentiary punishment.
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Sam Sykes
Sherman Democrat
Preaching Sunday at 11 by Pastor Members Urged
Parish notices urge all church members to attend Sunday service at 11 o'clock led by the pastor. The message calls for punctual arrival and orderly conduct during the service at the church.
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Pas
Aly
Death of Henry W. Grady Ryon Strikes Whitewright Family
Henry W. Grady Ryon, a 26 turning 27 year old husband and father, died at dawn last Thursday. He lived in Whitewright, studied at the city schools and Grayson College, and was married to Mary Thomas with one daughter. A Presbyterian, he was deeply loved. Funeral held Friday at 3:30 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church, Rev. J. F. Fender officiating. Interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. Floral tributes numbered many.
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Henry W. Grady Ryon
Grady
Grayson’ College
Mary Thomas
Presbyterian Church
Whitewright
J. F. Fender
Oak Hill Cemetery
First Bale Of Cotton Brought In By M R Chumbley
M R Chumbley residing southwest of town delivered the season's first bale on Tuesday afternoon. The 415 pound bale sold for 14 1 4 dollars per hundred and was bought by J F Lilley. The dry weather hastens cotton maturity and open, with more cotton expected to be picked in August than in several years.
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M. R. Chumbley
Mr. Chumbley
J. F. Lilley
Speed Limit Ordinance Enacted in Whitewright Texas
Whitewright council passes an ordinance amending Article 63 Chapter 23 to set speed limits of 10 mph in the business district and 15 mph in the residential district. The measure, read on three meetings, was approved on its third reading with all present voting in favor. Mayor F M Echols. Attest S H Montgomery. August 14, 1916.
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Whitewright
Texas
City of
Grayson County
Sears
Montgomery
Holcomb
Bryant
Married Captain Koenig Hinted To Report Mermaid Findings
The remark notes Captain Koenig, a married man, may soon tell his wife what the mermaids had on. The playful line suggests curiosity about nautical or fantastical discoveries associated with the mermaids and Koenig’s potential disclosure.
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Koenig
Opportunities drift without clear signals for action
A concise note warns that opportunities tend to slip by unless there are explicit indicators or signals to guide pursuit. It emphasizes proactive identification and timely response to favorable chances.
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