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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
8
A detective seeks a resident of a hotel rumored to have an eye loss. The question becomes a cheeky riddle about the man with one eye, and the Sun promises to print the answer. The exchange hints at a local curiosity and a witty punchline.
Money to loan on farms offered with vendor's lien notes extended. See R. H. May or Tom Barbee. Patient remarks about coughing and practice at night.
The new owner states he has bought Tom Truett's share in Truett & Moore and will continue the business at the same stand. He pledges a full line of furniture and undertaking goods, aiming to serve Whitewright and surrounding areas with the best possible service and to become a leading furniture and undertaking establishment in North Texas.
Dialogue snippet shows Marie replying that the dressmaker cannot have charged the master yet because she can hear him singing, implying a delay or casual mood. The exchange hints at domestic routine and humor within a household.
Harvard Illinois gears up for the trial of Robert Ritchie, alleged community bootlegger. The town led by Mayor Maxon crowds the scene as residents unite to see justice done.
A local confectioner advertises mail order candy service recalling treats made in Whitewright. Readers are invited to send orders for any amount, with a promise to fill both large and small requests promptly.
A drunken man was spotted on Main street and, with help from a Chicago detective, was located. The Sun joins with Dallas News, Farm & Ranch, Holland's Magazine and other publications in supporting his prosecution.
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