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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1936

Page

2

Rising Prices for Dairy Cows Shown

College Station reports E. R. Eudaly says rising milk cow and dairy product prices are foreseen. Demand, beef-dairy price links, and fewer cows since 1934 boost outlook, with 1939 or 1940 as unlikely early increases. Plan pastures, feed reserves, and trench silos. many Texas cows are underfed and could yield higher returns with full feeding.

College Station E. R. Eudaly Extension Dairyman Bureau of Agricultural Economics Eudaly Bureau Texas

Judge Frees Five In Drunken Driving Clemency

ROSWELL N M Judge James B McGhee freed five men charged with drunken driving after suspending their $100 fines. His action followed Governor Clyde Tingleys pardons of three men with jail terms for the same offense. He said equal justice demanded this, warning that further repeats would face six months in jail upon re-arrest.

Roswell N. M James B. McGhee Equal Justice For All McGhee Clyde Tingley

Old Age Assistance Not A Paupers Law

Austin officials deny that the Texas Old Age Assistance pension is a pauper’s oath. Acting director Orville Carpenter says eligibility rests on need, with humane, dignified investigations and state aid for those meeting constitutional requirements.

Austin Orville S. Carpenter Texas Old Age Assistance Commission Carpenter

Quail Flies Into Dog's Mouth Incident Narrates City Tale

In Narrows VA an odd event is reported where a Virginia quail flew into a bird dog's mouth after being flushed near a bush. Mayor I W Chambers relates the anecdote of the dog holding the bird until retrieval. The item carries a local, lighthearted tone and ends with an unrelated sales prompt for Whitewright purchasing.

Narrows I. W. Chambers Chambers

Million baby shortage blamed on low mood in six years

University of Chicago researchers report a shortfall of one million births from 1930 to 1935 due to a pervasive low mood. About 750,000 would have married but remained single. marriage and divorce rates rose in 1935 as conditions improved, suggesting economic mood drives these life choices. Prof. Samuel Stouffer and Lyle M. Spencer publish in the Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science.

Chicago United States University of Chicago Santa Claus Samuel Stouffer Sociology Lyle M. Spencer Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science

Nap in hot bath costs Frank Battaglia his life

Los Angeles report states Frank Battaglia, 28, died from burns after falling asleep in a steaming hot bathtub. He reportedly shaved in his hotel room Wednesday night and prepared for a bath, then awoke the next morning still in the tub with the water running.

Los Angeles Frank Battaglia Battaglia

Birth Certificate Urges Citizens to Record Vital Stats

Austin urges timely birth registration under new Old Age Assistance and Unemployment Insurance laws. State Registrar Dr. W A Davis stresses birth records prove identity and eligibility, noting difficulties when relatives cannot attest details. Officials provide unregistered birth forms. parents or helpers must file within five days if no attendant was present. A recorded birth confirms US citizenship and civil protections.

Austin W. A. Davis Bureau of Vital Statistics State Board of Health State Department of Health United States

When to cut hay per crop guidance from The Progressive Farmer

The article lists optimal cutting times for several crops. Alfalfa in bloom or with basal shoots, soybeans during seed form to half developed, Lespedeza in full bloom, cowpeas as pods yellow but not shattering, oats and vetch at milk stage, Johnson grass heads from boot, oats and wheat at milk stage, horse hay oats at dough, Bermuda and other grasses not later than full bloom. Prolific guidance from The Progressive Farmer.

Bermuda

The Sun Sells Typewriter Carbon News Tip

An ad style note from The Sun invites readers to call for news tips after advertising carbon for typewriter use. No names, places, dates, or organizations are provided. The fragment suggests a newsroom tip line rather than a full article.

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Virginia Quail Whitewright U. S Ered Europe State Bureau of Vital Statistics The Sun Typewriter J. A. Yeager Conoco Lone Star Gas System
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