Sun calls to drop KKK propaganda and notes crop prices
The Sun urges readers to remove The Ku Klux Klan booklet from mailing lists while reporting farmers in Minnesota receiving 24 cents a bushel for graded potatoes and 75 cents for Northwest wheat. Analysts link farm prices to political sentiment in the Midwest and Northwest ahead of November.
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Texas Hoover Democrats face funding gaps say Moody
Alvin Moody of Houston says the Texas Hoover Democrats lack financial support for their campaign. Fort Worth figure Dr J Frank Norris promotes Hoover efforts and could chair the finance committee with Tom Love as assistant. Oscar Colquitt invited for help if needed amid broader remarks about political campaigns.
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Whitewright Cotton Boom Promises Busy Gins
Whitewright reports about thirty bales of cotton this week with rapid opening and pickers expected in nearly all fields next week. Gins will run long hours from sun up to sun down as harvest accelerates. The Sun reaches eight times more homes in Whitewright and surrounding Grayson County, urging advertisers to boost fall business.
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Whitewright Merchants Display Full Merchandise Stock
Whitewright merchants are displaying large stocks of full merchandise. Try to buy it in Whitewright first.
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Cotton pickers sought as job market grows in area
Farmers seek cotton pickers now and say action over restraint builds good citizenship. Meet friends in Whitewright Saturday. They will be here.
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Editorial Sparks and Witty Quips From Across Papers
A San Jose News cartoon quotes prosperity with a jest about bunching. A Chicago cab driver marks 104th birthday with bullet-proof humor from Punch. Henry Ford predicts major gains in five years, while Louisville and Nashville dailies critique prohibition and education.
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Parents Not Prepared for Their Job Says Wood
Mrs. Margaret Wells Wood of the American Social Hygiene Association urged Memphis that training for parenthood is the world’s greatest sociological need. She said schools and society neglect the subject and youth should have home duties early, viewing homemaking as a shared responsibility.
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Stockings Question Said to Be None of School Officials
In Chicago the school superintendent William J. Borgan states mothers choosing stockings for daughters is not a school matter. He downplays debate on dress, urging that such questions lie outside school business.
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Connally to Succeed Mayfield as Texas Junior Senator
Congressman Tom Connally of Marlin will replace Earle B. Mayfield as the Texas junior senator next March after winning the Democratic nomination in a run off last Saturday by a large margin.
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Dallas Man Charged In Fatal Auto Wreck
Complaint charging negligent homicide filed against J. M. Cox of Dallas for the August 18 fatal injury of Mrs. Guy Victory in North Dallas. Cox is released on bond. Mrs. Victory was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. White of Whitewright.
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Federal Reserve Sees Favorable Business Conditions
The Federal Reserve Board released a business review noting larger July activity than midsummer with a slight price rise. Unemployment among organized wage carriers rose 1 percent in July from June per a 24 city AFL survey. Buy it in Whitewright.
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Dallas constable killed by robber during decoy sting
Clarence E. James a 38 year old special deputy constable and night watchman at a Dallas country club was shot and killed while using decoy enticement to trap an armed robber suspected in recent neighborhood thefts. He died two hours after hospital arrival. The suspect was believed wounded earlier by James weapon.
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Kentuckytown Self Help Club Plans Sept Fair
Mrs. C. M. Fulton hosted the Kentuckytown Self Help Club meeting on Aug 23 with president Mrs. Carl Holland presiding. Reports were turned in and plans finalized for a community fair at the Kentuckytown school house on Sept 7.
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Sunflower Displays Show Large Garden Flower
Dr W J Doss showed a sunflower about thirty eight inches in circumference to friends on Saturday. He notes larger blooms in his garden and mentions farmers planting patches this year and planning more next year. Sunflower seed makes excellent chicken seed. Several people asked him for seed for planting purposes.
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Dickerman to Open Battery Station in Whitewright
Dan 8. Dickerman, former operator of the S and S Service Station, returns to Whitewright and will open a battery station in the Woosley building. He has lived in Galveston for over a year.
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Enormous State Fuel Supplies Mentioned
The article notes the state possesses vast reserves of natural gas, petroleum, coal and lignite, indicating abundant energy resources and potential economic impact for regional markets and policies.
Durant man charged with attempt to poison wife
Whit Sargent, 44, is jailed in Oklahoma for attempt to kill by poisoning after his wife and Dr. H. B. Fuston of Bokchito fell ill from water laced with a tablet the doctor had supplied. Fuston tasted the water after the wife complained it was bitter and burned, and both became violently ill.
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Night supper for rats
A rat bait recipe uses 1 ounce powdered red squill and 2 ounces butter spread between thin bread slices. Each sandwich is cut into six pieces. Red squill poisons rats but is nearly harmless to humans and pets, though quality varies. buy from trusted manufacturers. It can also be used with cereals.
Methods to bait rats with ground meats and produce
The text explains using ground meats or fruits and vegetables as rodent baits. It stresses distributing enough baits at once for a sufficient supply and placing baits in the evening to ensure freshness. Any stale bait is ineffective and should be removed the next morning.
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