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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1946
Page
8
Ohio State researchers announce Weed-No-More a 2,4-D based herbicide from Sherwin-Williams that kills broad-leaf weeds in lawns. The odorless, non staining preparation is safe for soil and animals when used as directed and costs about one dollar per season for the average home lawn.
A playful glossary defines slang like Abattoir as a lie that gains age and legend, while others lampoon common terms. It pairs each word with a wry, satirical description of a person or role in social life and pursuits.
A compact reflection by Margie B Boswell on exercise and nourishment, weather and waste, belief, and perception. The verse notes themes of ignorance pleasure and selfish motives with concise observations on blind spots and human folly.
Churches Rev. E A Doty pastor. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. Evening service at 8 p.m. Everyone welcome.
Jack Nossaman of Whitewright, president of the Grayson County Bar Association, resumes his law practice in the Merchants and Planters Bank Building Sherman after discharge from the Army on February 13 at Camp Chaffee Arkansas. He served in Camp Joseph T. Robinson Infantry Training Center and had 15 years as a Grayson County lawyer and as a bankruptcy referee in federal court. He was elected president of the county bar association in 1945 and re-elected in 1946 during his absence.
Clifford Taylor of TCU Fort Worth will speak at 11 a m service. Public invited. Sun announces Democratic primary candidates for Commissioner Pct 2 E P Jackson seeking second term and Fat Work for the office, pending primary action July 27 1946.
Atlantic Trader sails island to island delivering 400000 bottles of beer to American troops, finding no one to accept deliveries. The dispatch includes a quip about dental hazards from a boy’s tale and a mother’s exasperated response.
A historical note recalls how Texas Florida and California organized America's citrus industry a little more than 30 years ago.
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