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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
2
Horses for the Texas National Guard cavalry troop have been shipped from Ft. Sam Houston and are due in Sherman within two weeks. About thirty dead are expected in the consignment, with stabling arranged in a local barn. Sherman hosts one of eight cavalry troops in the state, others having been ordered converted to infantry.
A brief local notice states money to loan on land with notes to be taken up and extended. The fragment mentions a person or entity named Tom Bar Bee.
Coblenz December 20. General Allen, commander of the expedition, says the United States does not intend to withdraw the army of occupation from Germany at present. He adds he cannot say if withdrawal will occur later, and expresses confidence that President Harding will resolve the matter in the best general interests. He asserts the amity of France and the United States is indissoluble and believes Germany will not attack France again.
A seven year old discusses future plans with her schoolteacher aunt. The child, witty and confident, jokes about whether she will become a teacher like her aunt or face the question of who she takes after when she resists guidance.
Prospectors digging for gold near Mullet island in the Salton Sea, Southern California, have found that the colored mud around the island contains valuable mineral pigments. The find suggests paints of many colors can be produced from the deposit.
A lighthearted witticism from the Boston Transcript plays on a wife’s mother touring the mountains. The mother pauses to reflect on an obstacle she cannot walk over, delivering a humorous exchange about travel misadventures.
Connie, an aspiring artist, sells watercolor studies in a latern shop window and meets Hubert Armstrong, Martha Snow's nephew, who discovers shared memories of Hillcrest. He invites a joyful old fashioned Christmas at Aunt Martha's, ending with Connie whispering Merry Christmas as the moon shines on a hopeful future.
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