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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1934

Page

7

Trip to Mesa Verde Park Shows Cliff Dwellers Legacy

A CCC group of about fifty visited Mesa Verde National Park near Durango Colorado. They rode trucks to the 1906 park famed for cliff dwellings like Cliff Palace and Spruce Tree House, explored ruins with a park guide, and learned about pueblos kivas and ancient lifeways while viewing Ship Rock and Montezuma Valley landscapes.

Mesa Verde Durango Colorado Montezuma CCC Montezuma Valley Arizona Utah New Mexico Park Ranger Spruce Tree Lodge Headquarters Spruce Tree Rim America Coronado Cliff Palace Park Service

The Preacher's Column Finds Common Ground After Elections

The Preacher's Column reflects on election results and urges unity. It notes winners and losers and advises relocating for political figures, mentions local church activities, building progress, and planned sermons by the pastor and visiting youth group from Sherman for the evening service.

Farmers to Have Policy Final Word at Iowa State Fair

Chester C. Davis administrator of the AAA told American farmers they will have the final word on agricultural policy. He urged greater farmer cooperation and said no program will be adopted unless it is a farmers’ program understood and carried forward by them. Davis spoke on Farm Bureau Day at the Iowa State Fair.

Jim Waggoner Austin Kentuckytown Waco Jackson Louisiana King Fish” Huey George German German First Baptist Church Sherman Des Moines Iowa Chester C. Davis AAA Farmers of America Davis Farm Bureau Iowa State Fair

Indian Relics Displayed Before Transport to Camp

The report notes a museum exhibit containing Indian relics of various kinds, including several skeletons and mummies. Items were loaded onto trucks and moved back to camp after viewing.

Cattle Shipments In Texas Reach New High

Texas stock raisers and the Government trimmed losses from drought with July shipments totaling 8,81 cars to Fort Worth and interstate points, a record for the state. Cattle and calves led the rise, with sheep up slightly and hog movements reversing prior patterns as hog prices rise and hog reductions continue.

Austin Texas F. A. Buechel University of Texas Bureau of Business Research Fort Worth

Gissing Preface Manuscript Sells in London for 250

A four page manuscript of George Gissing's preface to an edition of Dickens Bleak House sold recently in London for 250 dollars.

George Gissing Dicken London

Boll Weevil Suffer Losses From Drought Across County

In two months of moisture shortage the boll weevil population shrank to a minimum though complete destruction is unlikely. Reports from the county show little weevil activity since early season. Farmers may boost future yields if dry conditions curb carryover via fall and winter field cleanups.

North Texas

Teacher's English Errors Spark Humor and Alarm

A Dallas News letter highlights how teachers err in spelling and grammar from M A to doctor’s degrees. It notes misused terms and mispronunciations in education. The piece also mentions Los Angeles police cars with sliding windshields that open as gun ports during chases.

University of Texas Skeered Jack Dallas News Los Angeles

Man Seeks Death by Leap Into Yellowjackets

Tampa Florida Ramon Perez a 34 year old unemployed cigarmaker attempted suicide by stripping and leaping into a swarm of yellowjackets. Firemen burned weeds to disperse the wasps as his mother pulled him to safety stung twice. He refused hospital care though his condition was serious with widespread stings.

Tampa Fla Ramon Perez Perez C. Perez

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Mesa Verde National Park By Guy Yowell G. C. Ivins the Baptist Church Barbee-Bassett Insurance Agency First National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Paul Stephens Drouth Bow-Wright Pharmacy the Home Town Paper East Hampton Conn
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