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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1955
Page
3
A string of short notes records visits across Denison Bells Fort Worth Sherman and nearby towns including Lloyd Moore, Mrs Doss, and many families. A humorous mountain girl exchanges a quip with an election judge over party affiliation and ballots.
The article explains pyridoxine as a widely available B vitamin discovered in 1938. It notes sources like fish meats seeds grains and yeast, heat stability, and a growing interest in its role in protein energy metabolism skin health and potential pregnancy benefits.
A Fort Worth audience heard Dr. Arthur Smith recount a East Texas hill farmer tale at the Southwestern Sales Executives Conference in March. A Tyler banker sought payment ideas and the farmer outlined paying with cattle sheep cotton and finally Joe making a batch to settle the loan.
Public notice from Grayson County Texas court issuing a citation by publication in a chancery suit Ruth B Head et al v Hayden W Head Jr et al to determine and appoint a receiver for contingent interests in 469.69 acres of land in Grayson County and authorize leasing for oil and minerals. The suit lists guardians and unknown heirs and sets appearances by January 31 1955.
Cornell University specialists rank pigs as the smartest hoofed animals ahead of mules horses goats and sheep with cows behind horses. They note pigs respond fastest to food signals and have sensitive noses that connect them to their environment. Goats prove more aggressive and perceptive than sheep while poultry fall below dogs and cats in intelligence. A closing joke contrasts age and mortality.
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