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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1921

Page

3

Hogwallow News Roundup of Odd Local Bits Saturday Night

Dunk Botts reports a first moving picture show for Tobe Moseley’s wife at Tickville with magic lanterns praised for calm scenes. A parade of tiny anecdotes follows including wind noise at Hog Ford Church, a wild animal sighting, a sleepy door rattle, and neighborhood quirks about grooming, manners, and post office debates.

Tobe Moseley Tickville

Fragmented Local Observation on Post Office and Community

The passage notes public awareness of a leaky post office roof despite officials showing new attire. Washington Hocks spoke recently, puffing a pipe, while Dock Hocks covers the left side of his head to conceal a recent injury from a male.

Dock Hocks

The Great The Brave The Wise by Edgar A Guest

Poem praising the great brave and wise men who toil for their families and the nation. It honors quiet, patient workers who bear burdens for children and loved ones, emphasizing humility, duty, and simple joys as the source of happiness.

Vogue editor predicts spring return to sane simplicity

The Fort Worth Star-Telegram notes the Vogue woman editor declares women's styles will revert to sane simplicity this Spring. If simplicity implies one fold, the trend gains belief.

Vogue Fort Worth

Piles Cured Fast with PAZO OINTMENT Claim

Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. Relief comes quickly with itching easing and restful sleep after the first application. Price 60 cents.

Merchant of the 10OLD PLUME named in town contest

A cryptic appeal asks residents to identify the local grocery merchant praised as a top up-and-coming dealer. TheSmith Coffee Company of Smith Arkansas offers a free pound of Gold Plume Coffee to any woman who names the chosen merchant before the local announcement.

Governor Neff Signs Delinquent Tax Bill in Waco

In Waco Governor Pat Neff signed a bill suspending delinquent tax penalties from February 1 to October 15, 1921. He also named Judge Hawkins of Waxahachie to the Court of Criminal Appeals and Will Hancock to succeed Hawkins if he accepts. The act became effective immediately.

Waco Texas Pat Neff Judge Hawkins Waxahachie Court of Criminal Appeals Will Hancock Hawkins Neff House Senate Austin

Vermifuge Claim for Child Health in Advert

Intestinal worms harm children's health and vitality and must be expelled early. White's Cream Vermifuge is presented as a thoroughly successful remedy. Price 35c. Sold by Dyer & Jones druggists.

Dyer & Jones

Denison Sends Locomotives to Mexico

Denison January 31 eight locomotives recently overhauled in the local Katy shops left on a special train at 9 this morning bound for Mexico. The engines were leased to the National lines of Mexico for freight and passenger service with orders to prepare for the trip issued Saturday and arrangements completed to ship them today.

Denison Katy Mexico National Lines of Denis

President Wilson Refuses Debs Pardon

President Wilson denies clemency for Eugene V. Debs despite Attorney General Palmer recommendation to release him on February 12. Palmer urged clemency after Debs was sentenced under the espionage act. The decision arrived swiftly after Palmer’s Saturday night submission.

E. V. Debs Washington Wilson Eugene V. Debs White House Palmer Debs

Denied Petition Referred Back to Justice Dept

Papers show the President rejected the Attorney General's recommendation and returned the petition to the Department of Justice. The consideration appears brief as papers arrived this forenoon. Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised as a pain reliever in three sizes. Also ad for adding machine paper at 20c per roll. The Sun promotes 666 for cold remedy.

W. W Department of Justice Ballard Dyer & Jones The Sun

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Deafness Cure

A historical ad claims catarrhal deafness is caused by inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured locally. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional treatment affecting the blood, offering one hundred dollars for any cure not achieved, with druggists selling it for five cents and circulars free from J Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.

Hall J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Reliable Grocery Delivery Promises Accurate Orders

A grocery service pledges strict accuracy in fulfilling customer orders and prompt delivery. It emphasizes that orders are not swapped with others and that its service remains free from such mistakes.

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Hogwallow News Dunk Botts Atlas Peck Clair Hancock Hog Ford Slim Pickens Sim Flinders Sim Ellick Helwanger Calf Ribs Isaac Helwanger Poke Eazley Musket Ridge Yam Sims Peachie Sims Cricket Hicks Sidney Hocks Frisby Hancock Whitewright, Texas Wilbur Carter Kelly Sherman R. May Kiens Drug Store PHON James D. Buster State and Federal Courts Commercial Bank R. B. Nall Commercial Bank Wolfe, Freeman & Wolfe Sherman, Texas Jas. C Wilson County W. Lamar East Houston St. Sherman Washington Hocks Edgar A. Guest the Merchant of the Gold Plume Agin Smith Coffee Company Smith, Arkansas Luther Smith & Son Sam Ball Ball Oklahoma Presbyterian College New York S. C. Horton S. O. Chambers Grocery A. Y. Creacer F. W. Creacer A. Y. Creager & Co Grayson County North Texas Press R. C. Brown S. C. Chambers Ferguson Miller Alfalfa Sudan Sears Grain Co J. L. Cantrell
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