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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1946
Page
7
Potatoes mashed fluffy and seasoned, topped with whipped cream and sharp cheese. Bake in a greased dish at 400 degrees until top browns and cheese melts. Serves four.
Potatoes cut in large cubes simmer partly in salted water then fry in bacon drippings with a chopped onion. Season with salt and pepper, add parsley, and cook slowly until tender, turning occasionally. Serves four.
Combine 2 cups unseasoned mashed potatoes 1 cup stale bread crumbs 1 beaten egg 1 tablespoon minced onion 12 cup melted fat 1 teaspoon salt 14 teaspoon pepper 1 teaspoon sage. Mix ingredients and pile lightly into the bird or use to replace bread stuffing in meat roasts.
Use two cups mashed potatoes seasoned for six servings. Fill a baking dish two thirds with hot meat stew, leaving steam openings. Top with mashed potatoes and bake at 400 F for about 25 minutes until crust browns lightly.
Shape mashed potato into balls, press centers to cups, and place on a greased sheet. Drop an egg into each cup, seasoned with salt and pepper. Bake at 325 degrees for 20 minutes or until eggs firm as desired.
Bone and flake salmon, add white sauce and drained peas. Place in baking dish. Top with mashed potatoes. Dot with butter. Brown in tins in hot oven 425 degrees.
A compact recipe note describes melting fat with sugar egg and potato, then mixing with flour baking powder salt and milk to bake muffins. It adds a quick cucumber canning method with dill and brine and a July weed control tip for johnson grass and deep root weeds.
A quotation celebrates reading and nature, followed by a report that USDA studies show pure 2 4 D does not harm milk cows. The note implies a non harmful agricultural reassurance alongside literary reflection.
The Texas Tax Journal argues that steep surtaxes on high incomes deter ambition and production. It details how much of the incremental earnings the taxpayer loses, with examples from 1929, 1939, and 1946, and notes that lawyers, doctors, executives, and small-businessmen are hardest hit.
A girl praises a new swing record, turning to her father who, weary, recalls hearing a collision between a wagon of milk cans and a duck-filled farm cart. The exchange captures a moment of modern music enthusiasm contrasting with a rural memory.
L. A. Knowles sues Edward Price and heirs over fee simple title to Lot Ten in Block One of Stevens Addition, Denison. Defendants allegedly entered and withheld property after tax sale. plaintiff seeks title and possession. Citation requires appearance by December 23, 1946 in Sherman court.
A child jokes about pudding while a probate like suit begins in Grayson County Texas. J. M. Redick sues Corine Harris and others to partition and sell Lots 17 18 19 20 in Cyrene Park Addition Denison with a half undivided interest to the plaintiff. A receiver may be appointed to sell the land and divide proceeds among heirs.
Citation No. 55076 to Jeff McDaniel and Virgie Lee McDaniel shows a petition filed October 7 1946 asking for divorce on grounds of three years abandonment. Issued in Texas on November 5.
Citation to Thelma Dawson heirs and unknown claimants for Lot 4, Block 19, Munson and Purinton's Addition to Denison, Texas. Delinquent taxes total 70.71 state and 78.54 county, including district taxes, with property described and owners identified for sale under Texas and Grayson County enforcement.
The State has brought suit for collection of taxes and defendants are ordered to appear at the October term of the District Court in Sherman on the 30th of December 1946 to show cause why judgment should not be entered condemning the land or lots and ordering sale to satisfy taxes and costs. All parties must plead to existing and future claims in the cause. Issued November 15, 1946. S. V. Earnest, Clerk. By Nancy Drake, Deputy. 305
Court citation lists multiple potential heirs for deceased persons including Paul Martin Ruby Martin Ada Torbert Susan Nix F L Nix B E Lovelady M E Torbert James Lovelady Claud Propeck Blanch McKelvey Carl McKelvey Helen Torbert Helen McKelvey Dorothy Torbert Daisy Propeck Nola Propeck and others. Greeting dated December 30 1946 with due date set for November 12 1946 before 10 a m.
Plaintiffs Katherine Propeck and others sue Paul Martin and others for unlawful entry on November 9 1946. They claim possession of Lots 13 and 14, Block 6, West End Addition, Denison, Grayson County Texas in fee simple and allege peaceable continuous adverse possession for over three years. Case issued November 13 1946 in Texas.
In a 1946 suit filed by Walter Stanberry et al against Wm M Peck and heirs, the plaintiffs claim ownership of a land tract along Iron Ore Creek in Grayson County Texas. The description references the Tapscott home tract, a wire fence, bois d arc post, Denison Starr wagon road, and Lot No 3 from Robert Walker estate partition records.
Plaintiffs claim title and possession of 1650 100 acres of land described along the west line of Lot 2 and the T J Shannon original survey in Grayson County Texas. They allege unlawful entry and withholding by the defendant after forty years of continuous residence and tax payment. Filed by Gene Martin deputy for Grayson County.
Citation No 55158 to Louis Poe dated November 5 1946 shows Juanita Poe as plaintiff and Louis Poe as defendant. Suit seeks divorce on grounds of cruel treatment.
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