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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1949

Page

2

Big Free Show at High School Auditorium Wednesday Night

C J Meador and Son International Harvester dealers present the season's largest entertainment at 7 30 p m Wednesday February 9 at the High School auditorium. The program features the Dude Ranch Buckaroos radio stars and recording artists Hal Harris M D Miss Marietta Cox two family films No Indians Please Abbott and Costello soil water and people Technicolor. Free family party designed for all ages with no sales talk and promoted by over fifty Harvester dealers in Dallas.

C. J. Meador & Son International Harvester Hal Harris M. D Texas Marietta Cox Abbott & Costello Dallas

New Auto License Plates Go On Sale In Grayson County

Tax Officer Robert Dean announced new automobile license plates went on sale Tuesday at the Grayson County tax office. Vehicle owners must display the new plates by April 1 and present the title certificate and 1948 registration receipt at application time.

Grayson County Robert Dean

Veterans Benefits Q and A Excerpts on Discharges and Pensions

A veteran with a bad conduct discharge must seek a VA decision on eligibility for GI Bill benefits and may request an Army or Navy discharge revision. An aunt of a Civil War veteran may not qualify for pension unless permanently helpless before age 16. Business loan terms: non real estate loans repayable in 10 years or less, real estate loans up to 25 years. GI loan eligibility for a share in a distant business requires personal labor or supervision.

Armed Services Army Navy

Good Language Should Be Heard Not Seen Says Professor

Walter Loban of the University of Minnesota humanities division condemns certain pronunciations such as awn't for aunt and tomato versus tomato as distracting. He argues good language should attract little attention and be as easy as an old shoe to hear and understand.

Minneapolis Minn University of Minnesota Walter Loban University Loban

New Chick to Have No Wishbone

Chicago report on a national poultry effort to breed a meatier chicken and reduce the wishbone. A $10,000 prize program aims for a four-pound bird at 12 weeks with more white meat. Poultrymen from 44 states pursue state trials and regional contests for a 1951 national final.

Chicago California Atlantic & Pacific Food Stores America D. D. Slade Lexington

Black-Draught touted as a quick laxative aid

An old advertisement claims Black-Draught can ease fatigue if caused by constipation and promotes its use as a prompt thorough remedy. It highlights low cost and generations of sales, urging readers with appetite loss headaches upset stomach and other symptoms tied to constipation to try the product. A legal notice follows about final settlement in a Grayson County Texas estate case.

Gravity Riddle Goes From Wood to Stocks

A playful exchange traces a descending chain from wood to stone to iron and ends with stocks as the fastest drop. The pun blends physical objects with a fiscal twist, hinting at market fears and economic pressure.

It All Depends Kind Old Gentleman

A conversational vignette centers on a quip about a boy named Jack if he were a brother and a sister named Ruth, highlighting dialogue about family names. The fragment hints at humor and kinship without a clear event or broader context.

Jack Ruth

Sheriff Sale Notice in Grayson County Texas 1949

The Lingo Leeper Company sues W. M. Pyburn in district court No. 56839. A judgment of 1415.50 will be collected by public sale of 20 acres in Grayson County on March 1, 1949 at the courthouse door. Sheriff Markel Dicken signs the notice with Deputy J. H. Brown.

State of Texas State of Texas Grayson County Joy Dean Edwards Audra Edwards Said Said County Sherman Jay Dean Edwards J. C. Buchanan J.C. Buchanan Marguerite Berry Grayson 15Th District Court Lingo Leeper Company W. M. Pyburn Court House Towit R. B. Sigler Denison Dripping Springs Denison-Dripping Springs Markel Dicken J. H. Brown

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