Whitewright Sun Subscription Price and Notices
The Whitewright Sun lists a subscription price of $1.50 per year payable in advance and notes second class mail matter at the Whitewright post office. It states that notices of entertainments dinners and other benefits with admission fees will be charged at regular advertising rates, as will obituaries resolutions and memorials, and promises corrections for any erroneous reflections brought to the publisher’s attention.
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Sun 58th 1925 issue to pause next week due to holiday rush
The Sun announces a one week halt after its 58th 1925 issue as mechanical staff rests from overtime busiest season. The editor thanks readers and advertisers, notes Whitewright’s strong year, and wishes goodwill during Yuletide while urging safety with candles, fire hazards, and winter driving concerns.
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Laws and law enforcement shape outcomes more than statutes
A reflective editorial argues that administration, not enactment, governs law results and condemns modern greed and disrespect for law. It cites a Whitewright resident who bought 100000 worth German bonds from a peddler, with extra Kaiser's notes slipped in, as an odd profitable twist amid shifting war loan certificates.
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Bargain Bonham and Whitewright Clothiers Tout Deals
Whitewright dry goods merchants promote widespread reductions across their stocks in posters and literature. Bonham vendors also advertise clothing and dry goods sales as a way to lure buyers, claiming dresses and suits at unusually low prices while noting grocery costs have risen and the public longs for cheap food.
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Editorial Sparks and Witty Quips Across Papers
A collection of satirical lines from 1910s papers including El Dorado Tribune Detroit News Columbia Record Publishers Syndicate Port Arthur News Detroit News Charleston Mail Winston-Salem Journal. The items poke at farm labor shortages past futures taxes jail wealth and trench warfare while noting Columbus discovery and gun violence.
Weather Warps And Nations Fearful Of Alliances
A clipped jumble cites weather lore and global politics with memories of the League of Nations and Kaiser reparations. It mentions mixed forecasts seen as signs of storms to come, while noting U S anxieties about former allies and a Kaiser settlement proposal drawing outrage.
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Mrs Westbrook Returns Home From Visit To Denison
Mrs J R Westbrook returns to her Denison home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J A Ragsdale.
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Denison
Mrs. J. A. Ragsdale
Willis spends holidays with Jack County family
Cc C Willis agricultural agent of Jack county visits parents Mr and Mrs H C Wills during the holidays.
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