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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1953
Page
4
The Whitewright Sun explains weekly publication details with subscription prices for Grayson and Fannin counties and outside areas. It notes advertising rates for paid events and notices, poetry, and memorists, and asserts editorial rights and corrections policy.
A historical critique argues federal workers receive 26 days annual leave, double typical business time, due to old travel compensation. It notes the shift in conditions since the New Deal and questions the rationale for carrying over or cashing out leave.
The text explains 26 days of annual leave starting November 26, plus 16 additional days including weekends and four holidays, totaling 42 days of nonattendance. It questions the ability of the government to function with many federal employees on leave.
The U S Department of Agriculture overestimated cotton production this year with a August forecast of 14 615 000 bales rising to 16 437 000 bales by year end a 1 822 000 bale error Critics call for closer early estimates and better farmer input noting Whitewright area crops and timely market effects.
The Texas permanent school fund jumps as offshore oil leases bring in 32.38 million dollars in a single sale last week. Officials say this initial income is just the start and royalties will follow if development proceeds.
With federal tidelands claims withdrawn, Texas invites bids on multiple tracts and will sell leases to the top bidders. Oil developers respond, eyeing profit as offshore reserves are explored beyond the ten mile strip while the dispute underscored state versus federal jurisdiction and bolstered the state school fund with revenue.
Rev. C. P. Morgan announces the Blossom Booster will discontinue on December 31 due to lack of patronage. The twice monthly paper, once printed in a Bonham shop, follows earlier local papers in Lamar and Red River counties that folded amid rising costs and advertising shortages.
The Old Timer laments towns failing to grow without a local newspaper and calls for sustainable community coverage.
Charles Edison criticizes inept legislatures at the National Municipal League convention. He cites Texas where rural counties dominate the legislature, delaying city needs like crime control and highway funding. He argues Texans must demand broader state-wide thinking and more state accountability.
In a classroom moment, Bobby jokes that a dog tax is indirect because the dog itself does not pay it, prompting laughter as the teacher asks for an example during a taxes discussion.
A nine year old blurts that a baby has his mother's eyes and his father's nose. The mother smiles and confirms the claim then warns about the baby’s grandma's teeth now.
In a neighborly note, Mabel learns Janie has a severe early winter cold that has left her voice gone and prompts a visit. The exchange shows sympathies and a plan for support.
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