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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1961
Page
3
The article explains that tenants are liable for damages beyond normal wear and tear. Joe Dogood’s cousins left the home in a shambles, including broken furniture and windows. Courts hold tenants must repair or compensate for such damage even without a written agreement.
The text notes that liability does not extend to depreciation resulting from normal use of property. It distinguishes between general neglect and wear from ordinary operation, narrowing the scope of damages an owner must cover.
The Twin Lakes School Board voted to return to an 1879 edition of McGuffey's Eclectic Readers, provoking controversy and a possible state aid clash. The town splits into camps over phonetic schooling and older morality lessons while a lawsuit challenges the board's action.
Erie, Pennsylvania. A woman was convicted of aggravated assault and battery for biting a man on the shoulder during a quarrel over two dogs. The case adds an unusual dimension to dog bite incidents and local crime coverage.
District Court clerk S V Earnest of Grayson County Texas is noted in a multi-date 1961 publication in The Whitewright Sun. The notice appears across December issues detailing court records and clerk duties.
Lifelong Democrat Ray Roberts seeks votes for promotion to Congress on December 23. Former assistant to Mr Ray burn and faithful Democratic campaign supporter since reaching voting age. Pol. Pol. Ad.
A humor-filled clipping shares a stock trader who learned his craft on a ranch by buying sheep and selling deer. Also: a doorbed of gags about a young woman driver stopped for wrong way confusion and a snowing sleet chain store punch line.
Exuberant exchanges open a morning with playful lines about aging, fishing, and home buying. A wife explains corks sinking on her line, a husband notes youthfulness, and a realtor touts a spacious house with servant quarters in fine condition for a social climber.
A wary realtor recalls an elitist neighborhood claiming it even has an unlisted postal zone number, highlighting the exclusivity and secrecy surrounding the area. The exchange underscores social divisions and the visibility of private access in a gated community context.
A woman motorist abandoned her vehicle following a crash with another car and yelled at the other driver accusing drivers of poor attention, claiming she had struck four cars that morning.
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