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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1926

Page

9

A Ranch of Many Miles Filled with Wild Game

The Kerrville Mountain Sun publisher C. E. Salter leads a South Texas hunting party praising the Shriners for vast game preserves. The South Fork Guadalupe River Ranch spans about 100000 acres with a 52 mile deer fence, dozens of windmills, tanks, and 17 houses. daily waterings attract hundreds of wild turkeys and deer, while wardens guard against poaching. Keerville, 70 miles from San Antonio, hosts the Legion Hospital for tubercular soldiers nearby.

South Texas Prince of Sports C. E. Salter Kerrville Real Bandera Dreath Shriners Shriner Institute South Fork Guadalupe River Keerville San Antonio Legion Hospital

Waters of the Guadalupe become summer grounds for churches

The Kerrville Mountain Sun notes the area along Guadalupe hosts annual summer outings for Southern Presbyterian and Baptist groups with extensive pav ed streets and visible wealth. It mentions cotton’s decline, the Salter brothers’ paper and shop, and a rural hunting scene with five bucks and wildlife from Medina River.

Waters of the Guadalupe Southern Presbyterian and Baptist Texas Kerrville Mountain Sun Salter Boys Medina River Richardson

How One Big Merchant Succeeds in Nebraska Town

Fred Anderson built a 300000 dollar yearly business in Conrad Nebraska serving a town of 1300 and nearby communities. He urges merchants to advertise at five percent of sales and to modernize practices to win customers. He warns that clinging to old methods leads to decline and loss of business.

Fred Anderson Conrad Nebraska Anderson

Slogan for Local Newspaper Advertising Campaign

A fragment urges persistent community promotion: keep windows trimmed and hooked to ads, change weekly, lead in local affairs, maintain roads, write ads speaking to people, and advertise churches chautauqua and local associations to build up the county or town.

Quite a Man Lew Wentz at Ponca City Oklahoma

Lew Wentz, a rich oil man and public spirited citizen, lives at Ponca City Oklahoma. The piece extols his wealth and influence and hints at a notable proposition elevating him above other citizens.

Lew Wentz Ponca City Oklahoma

Lew Wentz the philanthropist of Oklahoma

Marshall News lauds Lew Wentz for a broad set of benevolences including a proposed one million dollar loan to cotton farmers to hold crops until prices rise, no interest, and a wide charity reach. He funds crippled child aid, hospital surgeries, Christmas baskets, and gifts to the State University and the State Agricultural School with substantial loans and ongoing support.

Southland Mr. Wentz Salvation Army State University State Agricultural School Lew Wentz Marshall News

Tasteless Tonic Claims to Cure Worms in Children

An old advertisement touts SROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC as a remedy for worm-infested children. It promises improved digestion and general strength after two to three weeks of regular use, claiming the tonic will enrich blood and expel worms. The product is described as pleasant to take and priced at 6 cents per bottle.

J. L. Kirkpatrick

Quick family roles spark puzzled question from child

A mother explains to her daughter that Aunt Mary has a new baby making the mother the aunt and the father the uncle while the child becomes the cousin. The girl replies with a witty remark about how quickly the arrangement happened.

Mary

Hayes Healing Honey and Open-Trace Salve Combo

Quick cough relief with Hayes Healing Honey and Grove Open-Trace Salve for chest and throat. The carton includes Grove Open-Trate Salve for chest colds head colds and croup. Combined treatment costs 35 cents and is available through druggists.

Hayes Grove

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R. B. Nall Commercial Bank Bldg Sherman, Texas Flora L. Harbert Chiropractor O. L. Guinn Kidd-Key College Sherman Annette Harp Tommie Chenoweth Whitewright MO. T. Nall Dyer & Jones Store C” Nall Magazine Chesley Rutledge Confectionery Florence Sandown Lloyd Moore Wentz Santa Claus Iain The First National Bank Pri Jggueo Ev Economical Chevrolet CO Kansas City Missouri Brunswick Phonographs and Records Baldwin Pianos Sr Economical Transportation Chevrolet F. O. B. Fling Mich Bob Sears Whitewright, Texas
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