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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1918

Page

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Income tax notice and local miller meeting update

A federal income tax officer will visit the county to assist residents in preparing 1917 returns before March 1 1918 at no cost. The note explains penalties for noncompliance and urges early preparation. It also reports J P Southerland Kay Kimbell attending a Dallas millers meeting to discuss war bread production and new wheat-wary flour guidelines.

Collector of Internal Revenue A. S. Walker J. P. Southerland Kay Kimbell Millers of Texas Dallas

New Time Card Changes for Cotton Belt Train Schedule

The Cotton Belt altered its timetable with the Sherman bound morning train now at 9 05 and returning at 10 55. The Katy line designates Whitewright as a flag stop for the Katy Flyer and Limited to Dallas, with no boarding for those headed elsewhere. A Saturday fire in Celeste destroyed multiple stores a picture show a garage a bank a hotel and substantial cotton stock with Greenville firefighters aiding. Cotton Belt Agent B F Gafford sold holiday tickets to about a dozen travelers to various old states while Albert Truett rested at home on furlough from Camp Bowie.

Cotton Belt Sherman Katy Whitewright Dallas Celeste Greenville Fire Department B. F., Gafford Gafford

A Quest for Souls by Dr. George W. Truett

The volume compiled and edited by Dr. J. B. Cranfill presents twenty four sermons with verbatim shorthand and prayers from Truett’s Fort Worth revival. Priced at $1.50 postpaid, available from The Texas Baptist Book House Dallas Texas. W M Cox travels Tennessee visiting family in Nashville and elsewhere.

George W. Truett J. B. Cranfill Texas Baptist Book House Main Street Dallas Texas

Clarence Ousley to Speak in Sherman at Court House

Announcement states Clarence Ousley will speak at the Sherman court house Friday January 4 at 1 30 p m He is assistant secretary in the United States Department of Agriculture and now the second in command in agriculture work He travels from Washington bearing a message for North Texas farmers J L Cantrell traveled to Dallas hoping to see his son Steel from Camp Pike Ark en route to a California training camp Steel has been away four years and may have stayed briefly in Dallas for a visit It is reported local garages are busy issuing State automobile registration cards for the 1918 license fees plates and seals

Whitewright Sun Patuta Federal Farm Loan Federal Farm Banks State Press Dallas News Clarence Ousley Court House Sherman Ousley United States Department of Agriculture America Washington North Texas J.L. Cantrell Dallas Steel Camp Pike Ark California Whitewright

Pittman Visits Pearce and Purchases Potam China Hogs

Arkansas resident R. S. Pittman was hosted by B. C. Pearce last week and bought hogs valued at over 200 dollars. Pearce arranged shipment of the Potam China hogs to Arkansas.

R. S. Pittman Arkansas B.C. Pearce Mr. Pearce

Local Notes on Visitors and Staffing Changes in Whitewright

Dr. G H Hornbuckle arrived Saturday from Fayetteville Ark after study at a veterinary school. He will reestablish his Whitewright practice after completing the course. Mr and Mrs W T Montgomery of Commerce visited over Christmas and plan to reside in Graham Texas. Si Wellington of Camp Bowie received a furlough to visit Whitewright. many others have returned to camp. J M McMurry resigned from Dyer Jones drug store to take a clerical job with a wholesale grocery in Marlin.

G. H. Hornbuckle Fayetteville Ark Whitewright W. T. Montgomery Commerce B. R. Montgomery Graham Texas Si Wellington Bowie J. M. McMurry Dyer & Jones’ Drug Store

Mrs CU P Johnson and Baby Daughter Clyde Spent Time

Mrs CU P Johnson and her baby daughter Clyde were described as spending a portion of time in the report. The brief item notes their activity without detailing location or dates.

CU. P. Johnson Clyde

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