Subscriptions Renewed Add To Sun Honor Roll
Subscribers renewals list for The Sun grows as names join the honor roll before the New Year. The report includes J C Waldrop Joe Everheart O Thomas Ott Lackey M Z Jones Mrs Maggie Montgomery S L Reagan Clint McMillin Arthur Badwett Claud Phillips and many others in the renewed roster.
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J. C. Waldrop
Joe Everheart
O. Thomas Ott Lackey
M. Z. Jones
Maggie Montgomery
S. L. Reagan
Clint McMillin
Arthur Badwett
Claud Phillips
Correction on W C Anderson move near Randolph
The Sun corrects a previous item stating W C Anderson and family moved to a Randolph area farm. He actually moved to the Holcomb farm about one mile southwest of town and remains a Whitewright resident and booster.
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Pilot Grove News Hog Killing in Cold Weather
The paper notes last week's cold weather favored hog killing and this week’s cold is ideal for backbones and spare ribs. S. F. Garland did business in Dallas. C. B. Nelly returns home for Christmas from Tyler business college. George Reeves and Durand Garland of Fort Worth visited relatives Wednesday and Thursday. Ralph Judd teaches near
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Dallas
C. B. Nelly
Tyler Business College
Tyler
George Reeves
Durand Garland
Fort Worth
Ralph Judd
Christmas at Celina Brings Visitor Families Home
Celina hosts holiday visitors from Dallas and Texarkana as Elizabeth Barr and Lee Binion spend time with relatives. D C Judd returns from Fort Sill to join family for Christmas. Sunday services were well attended despite cold weather. Methodist canvassers raise funds for Waco orphanage. School opens late for two day holiday. students rehearse a tree program in the auditorium.
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Elizabeth Barr
Dallas
Mollie Scott
Lee Binion
Texarkana
R. E. L. Binion
D. C. Judd
Fort Sill
Okla
Methodist Church
Waco
Wanted Column FOR SALE or Trade-Milk cows and springers
FOR SALE or Trade milk cows and springers J H Graves Son. FOR SALE Choice baled straw R H May at Huffine May garage. FOR SALE Good car corn and oats also span of three year old mules Bryant King tr. FOR SALE Ford touring car 1925 model in good condition Will take 200 cash for it Cull Reeves 21
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J. H. Graves & Son
R. H. May
Huffine & May Garage
Bryant King
Whitewright
W. N. Carter
West Asylum St
Terrell
Texas
Accident Near Town Involves Colored Driver
A truck carrying household goods overturned on the road a mile west of town on Monday afternoon. The colored driver and passengers were not harmed though bedding furniture and even chickens spilled over a wire fence. The wreck damaged the truck, and a local church group later delivered a pound to the pastor Rev Wilson in Pine Ridge.
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Methodist Church
Pine Ridge
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Britain’s War Debt Burden Deepens Global Strain
The article contrasts American weariness over a 20 billion war debt with Britain’s 40 billion obligation. It notes the British government must collect over 2 billion annually for interest while industry languishes in its worst downturn, highlighting the heavy economic strain on postwar Britain and its impact on policy and recovery prospects.
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Britain’s Decline as Global Producer and Debtor
Colonel George Harvey argues in the North American Review that Britain’s era of productivity is over and its role will be a middleman. He notes Britain’s steel dominance has faded as the United States now outproduces it sixfold, yet Britain was among the first European debtors to offer repayment after the war, reflecting enduring wartime resolve.
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George Harvey
North American Review
England
Great Britain
America
Mississippi cotton crop tops several years
G G Wade and his niece Mrs C A West of Nevada returned from a visit with Mr Wade's brother in northeast Mississippi. Wade reports farmers had good crops this year and the cotton crop was the best the state has had in several years. Sun and Dallas News, special $1.95.
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C. A. West
Nevada
Mr. Wade
Mississippi
Farmer's ride prompts purchase of Traffic Jam
A farmer plans to go to the city for produce when his wife asks for nothing. A hundred feet from home she abruptly requests a jar of Traffic Jam from the stores, a playful twist in a domestic moment.
City Kid in the Country Discovery
A city youth roamed the countryside and found about a dozen empty condensed milk cans. He exclaimed to his friends that he had found a cow's nest, prompting quick curiosity and reactions from the group.
Typewriter Materials For Sale At The Sun Office
Local listing states typewriter paper rib bons and carbon paper available at The Sun office. Items advertised for sale include assorted paper, ribbons, and carbon sheets suitable for vintage machines.
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