Whitewright Sun notices and policy summary
The Whitewright Sun lists subscription price and post office filing as second class mail matter. It states that notices with admissions or fees, obituaries, resolutions, and memorials are charged at regular advertising rates and invites corrections for any erroneous reflections. Federal agents report over 500 cars stolen in North Texas and re-sold after crossing into other states with about half recovered.
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Whitewright
Texas
Target gun vandalism hits Whitewright cables
The Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. plans to spend two thousand dollars in Whitewright to repair lead cables shot full of holes with target guns. The piece questions the harmlessness of shooting at birds and urges citizens to remove target guns and air guns from youths to prevent property damage and protect lives.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Whitewright
Paper advances cited by Hamilton Record drummer
A Herald-Record office visit quoted a print paper advance of one and a half cents per pound, implying about $30 per ton. Hamilton Record editor J. H. Kraft of Texas A and M College praised the Whitewright High School agricultural program supervised by C. C. Willis, deeming the city’s public school system superior to many. He complimented the town’s neat appearance and modern facilities.
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Herald-Record
Hamilton Record
J. H. Kraft
Texas A & M College
Agricultural Department of
Agricultural Department
Whitewright High School
C. C. Willis
Kraft
Advertising and progress in trade and schools praised
The Franklin Texan and Dallas News piece extol merchants adopting active advertising to boost business and elevate consumer taste. It contrasts old passive waiting with modern, well kept schools and disciplined students, arguing advertising fuels demand, employment, and higher living standards.
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Franklin Texan
State Press
Dallas News
Quotable quips and oddities from era papers
A compact collage of pithy remarks and curiosities from multiple newspapers. The items touch on wartime sentiment, economic revival, public politics, and social habits, with quips about American fare, Mexican imports, marriage traditions, and reactions to Henry Ford’s views, ending with a mysterious medical claim about 666 cures Dengue Fever.
Credit And Character Drive Trust In Business And Life
Credit is the trust the business world places in a person to handle money and duties. Banks, employers, and voters extend or withdraw credit based on character and proven ability. Keeping credit requires honesty, skill, and reliable conduct in finance, work, and personal relations.
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J. P. Mrogan
John Blake
Rubicon River Marked As Julius Caesar's Fateful Boundary
The phrase attributed to Julius Caesar on crossing the Rubicon marks a decisive boundary between two states of power. Suetonius Lucretius and Plutarch note the act as Caesar’s irreversible step into war and the defiant declaration that he would “pass” into unprecedented political action.
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Julius Caesar
Suetonius
Lucan
Plutarch
Italy
Cisalpine
Gaul
Editorial Sparks and Quips from Dailies United
A collage quotes editorials from various papers noting tough tasks in building a merchant marine, Lodge’s clout, funding subsidies, a girl’s hope chest with an automatic, and a jibe about the ex Kaiser. It also mocks Columbus’s benefit to the world and Europe’s borrowing needs.
Caesar’s Decision to Cross the Rubicon
Caesar faced a choice between surrendering his arms or marching on Rome. He lingered on the Rubicon bank with Pollio nearby, weighing the misery his passage would bring to his country. He finally declared Jadta est alea and crossed the river with his troops.
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Caesar
Rubicon
Pollio
Our Ambition to Be Your Family Grocer
A community grocer emphasizes the goal of serving as a trusted, small town alternative to a family physician, inviting customers to rely on personal, local service for daily needs and household staples.
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Nashville Southern Lumberman
Peterborough
Ontario
Toledo Blade
la Grange
New York American
Mexico
Pancho Villa
New York Tribune
Japan
America
Columbia
Henry Ford
Henry
Carbon Paper
the Sun
Gaberdine Rain Coats
Editorial Sparks
Springfield State Register
Senator Lodge
Chicago Daily News
Philadelphia Inquirer
Brooklyn Eagle
Europe
the Great Christmas Men’s Store
Community Service
Prudent Banking
Planters National Bank
the Planters National Bank
Society
Edmond
van Heusen
Wilson Bros
Whitewright Texas
DRS. May & May Physicians and Surgeons Office
Res
Wilbur Carter
Kelly
Sherman
R. C. Hoyle
Lloyd Moore
Whitewright, Texas
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
S. H. Montgomery
Grocer
Luther Smith & Son
Hayes
Grove
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