Subscriptions Notice for Whitewright Sun Readers
The Whitewright Sun reminds subscribers that the date beside their name shows paid period and subscriptions expire on the first of each month. Notify the office if the paper is not received regularly.
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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
2
The Whitewright Sun reminds subscribers that the date beside their name shows paid period and subscriptions expire on the first of each month. Notify the office if the paper is not received regularly.
Terms detail rates by location with fixed prices: one year six months cost 1.00 dollars inside Grayson and Fannin, outside counties 1 year at 1.50 dollars. Subscriptions must be paid in advance. periods shorter than six months are not accepted.
Community musings urge farms to cut cotton to stabilize prices, while a Sherman Democrat note records Hugh W. Dodson of Howe killed in action October 11 on the western Allied front in France. Texas lawmakers contest a bill to make pipelines common carriers, and a tractor demonstration by the Texas Harvester Company is announced for Maccabee Hall with free farming guidance for Grayson county. The Sun invites letters from soldiers’ families for public interest snippets.
A reflective piece laments ongoing begging in the city and the public's charitable response. The author questions if help is properly directed toward the truly needy and condemns misused charity amid urban distress.
The text notes attempts to rename the Panama canal in honor of the late ex-President Roosevelt but reports that public usage will resist. It mentions begging as a livelihood and asks for credentials showing investigated needs, while the M. E. and T. railway company tried to stop the Katy name.
A. T. Phillips announces his candidacy for city marshal of Whitewright in the April election. He notes family roots in the area since 1856 and promises honest faithful service, urging voters to consider his bid to advance town interests and maintain harmony.
Leslie, chairman, reports at a meeting in Sherman that a committee will organize a County Fair and invites citizens to gather at 2 o'clock on Wednesday February 12 to receive their report and approve plans for the fair.
The article advises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a long used cold cure. It warns against a second cold during recovery and suggests bed rest for middle aged or older men until full recovery, noting three days early in bed is better than three weeks later.
Sun Office advertises adding machine paper available for purchase. The notice lists stock sizes and価格, inviting orders from local merchants and offices seeking reliable paper supply.
The speech compares Turkish conduct to war games and recalls Armenian orphans whose father was killed and mother died in exile. It urges the American public to donate at least 30 million to save four million refugees including Armenians Greeks and Syrians. The February 3 to 14 campaign week in the Southwest is scheduled.
Mr and Mrs George S Thompson recently arrived from Panama have traveled to Elkheart Indiana to visit Mr Thompson s kinpeople.
Sun office advertises typewriter ribbons for sale. Local readers can procure ribbons at the Sun office, suitable for vintage and office machines.
Local carpenter J L Cardwell offers on site rural and country work with full project completion service. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mail to post office box 292 Whitewright for inquiries and estimates.
An ad claims SANOL ECZEMA REMEDY removes black heads pimples and rough skin leaving a smooth result. It states the product cures eczema and is pleasant to use. A trial costs 50 cents to 1.00 dollar at the drug store.
A. E. F. Buell Y Spindle forwards a letter from Pershing's army of occupation in Germany detailing a Christmas menu. The fare includes loin of beef oyster dressing roast pork mashed potatoes potato salad pickled beets coleslaw tapioca custard layer cake fruit salad cheese coffee tea bread and butter. A footnote notes the Yuletide Season will be celebrated again on foreign soil as thoughts turn homeward.
The speaker expresses relief that labor has not been in vain and that rewards await upon returning to a better country, where the Stars and Stripes will once again fly over the home of the free and the land of the brave.
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