Denison Area Notes Include Poultry Show Attendees
Local items list poultry fanciers who sent fowls to the Denison Poultry Show and note community happenings. The column mentions residents attending Masonic Grand Lodge sessions in Waco, local church and school activities, births, and a car fire.
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Denison
C. M. Woodruff
John Parker
J. N. Powell
D. A. Hollingsworth
Lester Haile
Lyda German
Pascal Cox
D. S. McMillin
J. B. Hamilton
W. H. Stedham
Masonic Grand Lodge
Waco
W. L. White
Bells
Whitewright
Dessie Reynolds
Marian Simmons
Evelyn Benton
Eunice Turner
Eddie Horton
Raymond Ray
Houston Young
Bessie Horton
Davie May Morgan
Church of Christ Young People
Mary Phillips
Dorotha Darwin
Jack Smith
Olga Fae Foster
Mozart
Joe Cameron
B. W. Newman
O. L. Jones
Jeff Richey
Orangeville
Grady Gillett
Guy Hamilton
Gladys Ray
J. H. Wagg
Texas Almanac 1958 59 highlights big Texas growth
The Dallas Morning News reports Texas leads in economic expansion with manufacturing value rising from 1.814 billion in 1949 to 3.991 billion in 1957, a real gain of about 60 percent. Banking, insurance, distribution, transport, and commerce also surged, while population grew from 7.71 million in 1950 to 9.13 million in 1957.
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Texas
Dallas Morning News
Texas Almanac
Bureau of the Census
Nixon emerges as matured diplomat in Wall Street Journal view
The Wall Street Journal portrays Richard Nixon as a maturing statesman. It notes his strategic rise from Vice President to a thoughtful leader capable of shaping policy and projecting a prudent course for the United States both at home and abroad.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
United States
Wall Street Journal
Nixon faces uncertain duties as vice president without clear mandate
The article notes Vice President Nixon must shoulder substantial tasks without formal authority while not being the acting president. His prior experience under Eisenhower’s illness offers some relief, yet the situation remains difficult for him and the nation.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Tax Guide Helps Farmers Save in 1957 Harvest
TaxMan Sam notes the 1957 crop harvest and urges farmers to read the free 1957 Farmers Tax Guide from the County Agent. The booklet explains keeping records, determining taxes owed, and self employment tax for Social Security benefits. Accidents are caused not by luck.
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Uncle Sam
The Christmas Spirit Invades the World with Quiet Joy
A devotional piece describes the Christmas Spirit entering homes of poverty and pain. It softens the miser, renews the aged, sustains childhood romance, and lifts weary hearts. It moves prisoners and the ill toward hopeful acts and silent gratitude, inviting a gaze toward God.
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A. J. Reeves
Detroit
Ernest Mayo
Adams Motor Co
Fordson
van Vestal
Clyde Johnson
Ouija Craig
Madge Sears
Oleta Chambers
Frances Bryant
Myra Nell Vestal
Homer Lee Sears
Thomas McMillin
Printess Compton
James Lindsey
Nellie Hefner
Alberta Haliburton
Lloyd Stowers
the Sun
Ethel Harper
Martha Joe Darwin
Hugh Tim Atterberry Jr
St. Vincent's Hospital
Sherman
Whitewright High School Tigers
Grayson County
Betty Jo Henderson
Bobby Dale Blanks
Marcia Lane Blanks
Freddie Murphy
Mary Dale Fields
John Reynolds Jr
Buford Garland
Blanks
Paul Taylor
Jesse James
Route 2
Anita Vestal
John Vestal
D. W. Smith
Anther Hudgins Jr
Betty Jane Bachellor
Perry, Okla
Tom Sears
Atma Casualty
Gantrese
Everybody Needs Texas Almanac
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mr. Nixon
Sun Gle
Farley
Pascal Farley
FORD
Whitewright Motor Company
Whitewright, Texas