Local Store Announces Entire Stock Going On Sale
The advertisement promises the entire stock now available with no items held back. Extra salespeople are hired to serve customers promptly, urging readers to make plans and come to the sale.
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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1918
Page
6
The advertisement promises the entire stock now available with no items held back. Extra salespeople are hired to serve customers promptly, urging readers to make plans and come to the sale.
The state of Texas requires publication of an estate notice in Grayson County for B F Gafford. Lizzie Gafford filed in the County Court for letters of administration. hearing set at the Sherman courthouse on the first Monday in March 1918, inviting interested parties to appear and contest.
The document notes the writ return together with the publisher affidavit attached, detailing execution. Witness N A Cox Clerk of the County Court of Grayson County Texas. Dated February 15 1918 at Sherman with Deputy Omohundro providing the seal and signature.
A Popular Science Monthly note describes Italian tobacconists using long rope lighters made from cheap hemp rope waste or rags twisted and bound with twine hung outside shops as substitutes for the American cigar lighter. The store keeper creates these improvised devices.
Mrs. Lizzie Gafford filed in Gray County Court a guardianship petition for Frank Newman and Lurline Ruth Gafford minors. The matter set for hearing at Sherman Court House on the first Monday in March 1918 for civil and probate business. All interested parties may appear and contest the application.
Writ issued by L Sale Omohundro, Deputy, detailing legal action and authority.
Many small ads list livestock sales including oats and hay from W R Wilson and K D Kidd, Jersey cows for sale, eggs by setting, and barrowed items like a John Deere riding cultivator. Additional notices include land bargains in Lubbock County, nursery offerings, seed oats, and farm surveying services from E M Burns. Lost purse item seeks finder with contact for Mrs. W H Lewis.
Advertisement claims PAZO OINTMENT cures itching burning bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days with a money back guarantee. First application provides relief.
Harry Goubler writes Pres ident Leeds that Hoover era messaging may create a market for shark steaks as a meat substitute. He cites small codfish sharks eight to ten pounds and claims the ocean is full of this meat and could be sold for four to six cents a pound. Fishermen reportedly caught 6 000 to 7 000 pounds daily during cod season but lacked a market.
The article explains snow density varies with moisture and uses water equivalence to gauge it. It cites M Mongin noting a range from 200 to 1.3 millimeters of snow per millimeter of water and describes methods like a 1 meter square board and a zinc tank to melt and measure meltwater.
A child recounts a game of war with a friend who played as a German and was "killed" but would not stay dead, prompting the boy to vow never to play with him again.
Mrs Flatbush asks if her husband supports forest protection while Mrs Bensonhurst jokes that in another war he would head to the forests first, reflecting local opinion on conservation as cited by Yonkers Statesman.
A framed dialogue hints at wartime food strains as a speaker from a pie-loving region reacts to talk of war bread. The exchange contrasts comfort foods with rationing, reflecting social attitudes during shortages.
The term Hellespontus means the sea of Helle and is the ancient Latin name for the Dardanelles Strait connecting the Aegean and Marmara. The English form is Hellespontus, rendered as Hellespont. The name derives from the tale of Helle who is said to have drowned in this strait.
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