The Way to Keep the Price of Cotton High
An editorial urges farmers to limit cotton acreage and focus on feed crops and food animals. It notes market signals predicting lower cotton prices and argues holding stock while planting less cotton may sustain value. Also lists Whitewright war casualties and missing in action.
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Honey Grove
County committee formed to coordinate agriculture outreach
A county meeting selected J. R. Westbrook, G. W. Holloway, and Will Abicht to organize county agent work across communities. A Whitewright secretary chair will report to C. C. Morris with plans for school precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Westbrook
Denison
G. W. Holloway
Howe
Will Abicht
Dorchester
Whitewright Commercial Club
Whitewright
C.C. Morris
Murry Bryant
W. L. White
Canaan
J. P. Chumbley
Kentucky
Town
R. E. L. Binion
Oxford
F. M. Sloan
Pilot Grove
Shady Grove
J. E. Coggins
Betiel
W. D. Trotter
Blanks
Department of Agriculture
A. & M. College
Mrs. Joe Dan McMillin Dies After Eight Years Illness
Mrs. Joe Dan McMillin died at 11 p.m. February 6 at her home north of town after eight years of invalidism. Survived by her husband and five children, including Mrs. Chester Alexander and four others at home. Funeral held Friday at Oak Hill Cemetery with Rev. J. F. Fender. Born in Alabama March 2, 1881, she moved to Texas at age two. During her illness her husband cared for her. at death, her husband was ill and the four children at home were sick with influenza.
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Joe Dan McMillin
Chester Alexander
Oak Hill Cemetery
J. F. Fender
Alabama
Texas
C. D. Alverson
Presbyterian Church
Census notices go out for Grayson County schools
The Department of Education sends blanks for the Grayson County school census and directs trustees to report in person to the County Superintendent. Common and Independent district blanks arrive via different channels, with March deadlines and a need for accurate form completion affecting the 1919-1920 term income.
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Grayson County
Department of Education
Austin
Sherman
Firefighters battle flue blaze at Ray livery barns
The fire department responded to an alarm last Friday from the Ray livery barns. A flue fire threatened the structure but was put out by men with buckets of water.
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Ray Livery Barns
Soldier Honorably Discharged Returns Home
Floyd Badgett arrived home last week from Camp Travis San Antonio after being mustered out on an honorable discharge and found physically fit. He plans to store his war relics for future generations to view.
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Floyd Badgett
Camp Travis
San Antonio
Income Tax Rules to Be Issued Soon
The article notes new income tax regulations will be issued soon. It explains that individuals with earnings above $1000 single or $2000 married must file schedules based on 1918 earnings. A time extension to April 1 is likely, as blanks and proper forms are not yet available.
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Internal Revenue Commissioner
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Assistance
To the many good friends who have sympathized with and assisted us during the illness and obsequies of our beloved wife and mother we extend our sincere thanks and grateful appreciation.
Groves Injures Face After Drag Incident Near Home
A. L. Groves, while dragging a public road near his residence, fell onto the drag and sustained severe facial cuts. He had recently recovered from influenza and believes exhaustion caused dizziness. friends helped him home, and he is improving.
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A. L. Groves
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