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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1916

Page

8

Court of Inquiry Is Resurrected in Texas River Country

A traveling court of inquiry led by Justice J N Ball, County Attorney Bradfoot, and Sheriff Biggerstaff uncovered one theft, one aggravated assault, one pistol carrying case, six bootlegging cases, and fifteen gaming cases. Some defendants have been convicted, praised as aiding in cleaning up hidden evils and reducing grand jury burdens. Bonham's RK Bragg lauded as nearly grand-jury level.

Texas Bradfoot Biggerstaff J.N. Ball Monkstown RK. C. Bragg Bonham

Learn Business Skills at Our Institute Today

A persuasive ad urges readers to quit doubt and pursue bookkeeping, shorthand, and business administration to join trained professionals. It claims many graduates become masters of business, promising better salaries and steady success with proper training and a catalogue.

Read Our Catalogue For 2000 Graduates This Year

Unsolicited testimonials praise former students success from our training. Opportunity comes to those who pursue it with iron resolve. Read the catalogue and consider becoming one of 2000 to graduate into a good business office. Fill in name and address and course of interest.

Liv-Ver-Lax Promises Relief For Tired Feelings

Advertisement touts Liv-Ver-Lax as a safe herbal liver cleanser to cure dull head aches and grouchiness from a clogged liver. Claims no calomel, guarantees satisfaction with money-back offer, and lists Dyer & Jones selling 50c and $1 sizes with trademark likeness and signature L. K. Grigsby.

L. K. Grigsby Dyer & Jones

Citation by Publication in Grayson County Estate

The STATE OF TEXAS issues a citation to all interested in the estate of S M Lester deceased. M E Lester Administratrix filed a final report in Grayson County Court. Hearing set for the next civil term at Sherman Courthouse on the first Monday in March 1916.

State OF Texas Grayson County Grayson S. M. Lester M. E. Lester Sherman A. D Reeves W.S. Reeves R. Q. Loving

God of Battles ends in trench escape and tragedy

Canadian sapper Edwardes fights beneath Flanders in a collapsing sap while a German-Saxon prisoner negotiates a fragile truce over a trapped German officer and a girl. As the final bombardment roars, both men perish and Edwardes’s thoughts return to Milly in Toronto.

Edwardes Milly Toronto Canada Edwards

Stomach trouble busts for five years in Kentucky ad

A. J. Hughes of Pomerayton Kentucky describes five years of severe stomach trouble and sick headaches. After trying various treatments he found relief with Whedford's Black-Draught, using it for three months. He claims it cured the headaches, praises its safety, and urges families to keep a package on hand, priced a quarter.

Divorce Suit Notice in Grayson County Texas

In the District Court of Grayson County Texas Ollie King domicile unknown is cited to appear for an April 1916 court session to answer a petition filed January 11 1916 by Marguerite King in case 23156 an action for divorce on abandonment Grounds The notice is issued by Clerk J H Taylor with deputy Tiny Cantrell.

District Court Grayson County Grayson Ollie King 15Th Judicial District Sherman Marguerite King J. H. Taylor District Court of J.H. Taylor Texas Tiny Cantrell

Subscription expiration notice for Sun readers

To Subscribers Please watch the date on each issue of your paper. This date shows the expiration of your subscription to the Sun. If the date reads January 1,1916, it means that your time has expired. It does not expire next January, but shows that you are already in arrears. Please renew when your time is out.

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Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for colds

Advertisement notes that internal throat and chest troubles arise from colds and irritations. It promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a soothing antiseptic remedy that loosens phlegm and fights germs, available from all druggists for 25 cents.

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The Southwestern Telegraph & Telephone Denison God OF Battles W. G. Chapman Hughes Pomerayton, Ky A. J. Hughes Whedford Thedford A. Y. Creager & Co A. Y. Creager F. W. Creager Dixon & Hayter Tan-No Freckeleater Mark Ler State OF Texas City of
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