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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1927

Page

2

Grayson County Primaries Shaping for 1928 Race

December sparks early campaigning in Grayson County with four county offices open under the two term rule. Sherman and Denison figures such as Roy Finley J P Cox and James S Kane contemplate bids while others like J L Doggett and Tom Tennison announce runs for county clerk. Incumbents for sheriff tax assessor and other posts expect no opposition in primaries.

R. M. Carter Fifteenth District Court Silas Hare Dayton B. Steed Sherman Carter James D. Buster Joe P. Cox Roy M. Finley James S. Kane G. P. Gafford Aston J. L. Doggett Loving Tom L. Tennison C. H. Durning van Alstyne Bud Hogan Pink Hill J. H. Kimbrough D. K. Roberts Arthur Vaughan G. W. Acton Mr. Acton

World War Papers Still Being Filed

War Department reports progress in classifying and filing nearly 100 million World War documents. Records include individual Army files, camp papers, and materials from forces in France and Siberia, plus the occupation army in Germany. About half of the French records have been inventoried and bound for preservation.

Washington Adjutant General of War Department France Siberia Army of Occupation Germany

Kaiser's Flight Revealed as Selfish Letter from Wilhelm

The first proof in Wilhelm II’s own hand shows his Holland flight was driven by fear for personal safety not duty to Germany. A Nov 9 1918 letter to the crown prince, published in Alfred Neimann’s Revolution From Above Overthrow From Below, shows Wilhelm asking his son to keep troops together as Berlin falls and socialism rises.

Berlin Holland Wilhelm Alfred Neimann Auf Weidersehen

Seven Merchants Launch Profit Sharing Gold Stamps

Seven Whitewright merchants introduce profit sharing Gold Stamps with $500 in premiums. Stamps awarded on cash purchases or paid monthly accounts by the 10th. Lilley Dry Goods Co. designated premium store. premiums displayed there. Other participating stores listed.

Whitewright Lilley Dry Good Company Manning, Clark & Meador Pratt Bros Lloyd Moore Bow-Wright Drug Company Adams Motor Company Cull Reeves Lilley Dry Goods Company

Auto Plates After Jan. 1 Only

The 1928 motor vehicle registration becomes effective January 1, 1928. Registrations cannot be issued before that date, and tax collectors must not take fees prior to January. Counties receive 30 percent of weight fees and 17 percent of horsepower fees, with the balance to the highway fund. About 1,000,000 passenger plates plus many commercial plates will be issued after January 1, delaying issuance.

Austin Paul D. Page Jr Highway Department Page

Cardinal Denounces Ornate Funerals

Boston Archbishop William OConnell denounces gaudy funerals in the Pilot urging simpler rites. He laments lavish caskets and excessive flowers as prayers and graves are neglected, recalling early Christian practice of simple coffins and garb.

Boston William Cardinal O’connell Pilot Archidocese

Cardinal orders no monuments at unprovided graves

A letter from Cardinal O Connell directs priests and cemetery superintendents to prevent future monuments on graves lacking perpetual care. Graves are not private property but regulated by cemetery laws. The cardinal also criticized the hymn Beautiful Isle of Somewhere in Catholic obsequies, drawing mixed Protestant reactions.

O’connell Beautiful Isle of Somewhere

Want Column Ad Offer Calls for 25 Words or Less

A newspaper notice seen in the Want Column states that ads of 25 words or fewer cost 25 cents and are expected to yield results. The brief item labels the terms as “inane and meaningless” in the discussion.

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Grayson The Sun Office Typewriter Kaiser the Sun R. B. Nall Commercial Bank Bldg Sherman, Texas Whitewright, Texas Ben Savage H. G. Webster Gordon’s Cash Grocery Service J. L. Kirkpatrick Federal Land Bank Houston, Texas R. A. Gillett Sec Treas Whitewright Nat'l Farm Loan Association South Side Main St Toyland Giles Variety Store
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