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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1948

Page

7

The Single Tax Proposal and Student Reflections

The piece discusses a single tax plan favoring land value taxation and public highway ownership to simplify government and reduce costs. It condemns taxes on private money uses and promises broad opportunities by taxing valuable land while removing miscellaneous taxes. It then shifts to a classroom note on personality patterns and self improvement, praising effort and curiosity. Charles Caldwell is labeled awkward yet humorous, highlighting differing traits among students.

Union T. M

Class Study Reveals Unique Personalities In English Group

In an English IV class, no two students are alike as they explore distinctive traits. The lineup ranges from Lou, sociable and warm, to Barbara, reserved and reliable. The exercise aims to uncover if any shared characteristics connect the varied personalities.

Lou Barbara

Fates of the Apostles Told in Early History

A brief history lists how apostles were martyred or killed across ancient cities. Matthew and Mark meet deaths in Africa and Egypt respectively, Luke dies hanging, John survives boiling oil then dies in Ephesus, James the Great is beheaded in Jerusalem, James the Less dies after a fall and beating, Philip is crucified or hanged, Bartholomew is flayed, Andrew dies on a cross, and Thomas is pierced by a lance in Caromandel.

Matthew Ethiopia St. Mark Alexandria Egypt St. Luke Greece St. John Rome Ephesus Asia St. James the Great Jerusalem St. James the Less Temple St. Philip Hieropolis Phrygia St. Bartholomew

Martyrs of the early church perished by arrows crucifixion and beheadings

In the East Indies various apostles and saints faced death. St Jude was killed by arrows, St Simon Zealot crucified in Persia, St Matthias stoned and beheaded, St Barnabas stoned at Salania, and St Paul beheaded in Rome by Nero.

East Indies St. Jude St. Simon Zealot Persia St. Matthias St. Barnabas Salania St. Paul Rome Nero

Moon Trip Tale From Beowulf Classroom

A freshman claims a trip to the moon during a class dialogue with an amused eighth grader and skeptical seniors. She asserts romance with a boyfriend named Elmo and presents a road map pointing to Moon New Mexico before the moment returns to normal.

Elmo Fresh Moon New Mexico Beowulf

Television to Employ 100000 by End of 1950

New York executive J R Poppele predicts television will employ about 100000 people by year end 1950, up from 30000 currently. He expects 5000 more to be actively working in television by December. Beethoven called the guitar a miniature orchestra in itself.

New York J. R. Poppele Television Broadcasters Association Beethoven Guitar Granny Tilly Borman Murray Green

Sheriff's Sale Notice in Grayson County Texas 1948

Notice of sale on March 2 1948 at the Grayson County courthouse to satisfy a foreclosure lien for delinquent taxes on a tract of 80 acres along Mineral Creek in Grayson County Texas. The proceeds will satisfy the judgment of 271.36 dollars plus interest and costs. Sheriff Fred Prestage and Deputy Ira Wisely announce the sale.

State of Texas Grayson A. D District Court Grayson County 15Th Judicial District of Texas C. K. S. Russom Texas Mineral Creek Hogan James Towit S. E Sherman and Collinsville Varas John L. Bradley E. B. Halliday Fred Prestage Ira Wisely Sherman

West Texan Still Unreconstructed Rebel at Age 102

GRAHAM Texas United States Civil War veteran R S Hilburn known as Uncle Bob lives in a farm and oil town. At 102 he is one of 12 surviving Texans who fought for the Confederacy and never mustered out. He recalls encounters with Union officer Capt Lyon near Wilsons Creek and the war's toll on his family. The article notes his long life and pride in his Confederate past.

Graham Texas R.S. Hilburn Bob Hilburn Capt. Lyon Wilson Creek Missouri Uncle Bob Lyon Fayetteville Ark Fashion

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