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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1920

Page

7

Burdens theme at Texas Farmers Congress outlined

G F Warren of Cornell outlined farm marketing remedies and the value of large business volume built on goodwill and advertising. O H Cross attacked graduated land tax as socialistic, urging agriculturist organization and warning it would raise prices, curb producers, and push youths from farming.

College Station Texas G. F. Warren Cornell University Itca N. Y Texas Farmers’ Congress Will B.munson L. Gough Hereford O. H. Cross Waco Cross Lloyd George Solomon

Favorite Prescription Endorsed by Texas Women

San Antonio readers hear praise for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription from Mrs. J. B. Naylor of Beasley and Mrs. Ida Chance, noting relief from weakness during pregnancy and as a tonic for strength. The ad states it is sold by all druggists in both liquid and tablet forms.

San Antonio Texas Beasley Dr. Pierce Ida Chance

Cross attacks union laws and calls farm marketing reform

Mr Cross denounces state laws he says favor unions and harm farms, condemning public construction rules and closed shop legislation. He urges farm marketing organization, removal of laws increasing farm taxes, and criticizes wage demands and work-day limits. He is met with loud applause and supporters crowd the stage afterward.

Cross

Why People Buy Rat Snap in Preference to Poison

RAT-SNAP kills rats and mice swiftly and leaves no odor as they dry up inside. It scares away pests if it doesn’t kill. Sold in cake form with three sizes 25c 50c and $1.00. Cats and dogs won’t touch it. Made and guaranteed by Wilson Montgomery Hdwe Co and Dyer Jones.

Wilson-Montgomery Hdw.Co Dyer & Jones

Denison Man Drowns in Red River East of City

Denison August 15 Joe Clayton about 30 drowned in the Red River east of Denison while swimming with friends at a river camp. The body was not recovered after searches conducted through the day. Clayton worked in a local railroad office.

Joe Clayton Denison Red River Clayton

Why I Put Up With Rats for Years

Farmer N Windsor recalls dangers of rat poison after his dog’s near death and credits RAT SNAP as a safer, effective rat killer. Available in three sizes 25c 50c and 1.00 through Wilson Montgomery Hardware Co. and Dyer & Jones.

N. Windsor

Early Ballot May Be Cast In Second Primary

Voters unable to attend the Aug 28 Democratic primary may cast ballots at the county clerk office in the county courthouse upon presenting poll tax receipts or exemptions. Ballots are handled like absentee ballots and kept sealed in their original precinct until official counting by the election judge.

McGee's Baby Elixir Sold By Dyer and Jones

If the baby suffers from wind col ic, diarrhoea or summer complaint give it McGee's Baby Elixir. It is a pure harmless and effective remedy. Price 35c and 60c. Sold by Dyer and Jones druggists.

McGee Dyer & Jones

Judge Barry Miller Changes His Mind

A Texas affidavit dated August 7 1920 records J K P Shrader swearing he heard Judge Barry Miller of Dallas speak at the McKinney County Court House on July 19 1920 in support of Governor candidate Hon Robert E Thomason. The deposition notes Miller’s discussion of the Patterson affair and related details.

State of Texas Collin A. D J. K. P. Shrader Barry Miller Dallas McKinney Robert E. Thomason Judge Miller Patterson

Sheriff Captures Still Near Locust Northwest of Sherman

Sheriff Boyd Craig and Deputy Sheriff Bart Shipp found a copper whisky still on an isolated Locust site about twenty miles northwest of Sherman. They seized 150 gallons of corn mash ten gallons of whisky and ten bushels of chops. The water came from a spring eighty feet away. A white man was arrested.

Boyd Craig Bart Shipp Locust Sherman

Malaria Attack Warning and Herbine Cure Ad

An old advertisement urges readers to take Herbine to cure malaria and chills and restore the system. It notes a price of 60 cents and lists Dyer & Jones druggists as sellers. The ad also promotes P. J. Pierce & Sons for dining, claiming service, prices, and cuisine excellence.

Dyer & Jones P. J. Pierce & Sons

Judge’s scorching remarks on Pat Neff in 1920 campaign cited

In a Collin County Texas political notice, Judge Miller condemns Pat Neff over the Patterson case and prior alleged misuses of state funds and free passes. The affidavit quotes Schmader and notary T C Andrews, labeling the piece a political advertisement and urging readers to buy cigars at Craig’s Cafe.

Judas Iscariot Patteff T. C. Andrews Collin County Texas

Herbaline and clock repair advertised at drug store

An 19th century ad notes Herbine to stimulate the liver tone the stomach and purify the bowels with a 60 cent price. It also promotes first class clock and watch repairing service by Mrs. R H Jay at Dyer Jones drug store.

Soldy Dyer & Jones R. H. Jay Dyer & Jones’ Drug Store

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Blood Purity and Energy

The tonic promotes energy and vitality by purifying and enriching the blood with iron and quinine. It is advertised as non patent medicine and suitable for both adults and children, claiming color return to cheeks and appetite improvement. The product, priced at 60 cents per bottle, has been a household favorite for over thirty-five years.

GROVE

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