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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1947
Page
3
The notice states the Whitewright Texas weekly is published every Thursday and is entered at the Whitewright post office as second class matter. Subscription rates listed include one year for $1.50 and six months for $1.00, with advance payment required and no subscriptions accepted for less than six months.
A columnist sketches Texas figures Randy Moore of Omaha and his peach and hay farming, plus a profile of the new governor and lieutenant governor with shared platforms on redistricting farm roads pensions education and taxes. It highlights Moore's 500 acre nursery operation, terracing, fertilization, insect combat, a test in lespedera hay and a lake with planned club and boathouses. The governor pair advocate veteran rights and no tax increases.
In the Monahans News Hugh P Cooper cites examples of genius capital and skill while noting a blunt misfortune of a police officer and a landlord asking about children. The piece ends with an implied social observation about apartment seeking.
A complainant in the report describes paying six months’ rent in advance, receiving a receipt, then visiting the cemetery to collect his children and bring them to the apartment. The remark ends with the exclamation Brains.
A playful fragment sketches belief and unbelief as transient forces in life. It ponders how friendships end, resolutions fail, and ideas drift like footballs of fortune, with imagery of mushrooms toads and split sails signaling fragile lifelines.
Texas sheriff cited all interested in the Robert Lee Clinton estate to appear in Grayson County Court in Sherman on January 20, 1947, at 10 a.m. for final settlement hearing. Administratrix Una Hefner filed the final account on January 6, 1947, docket 6698, with publication required for ten days prior.
A collage of quips spans marriage, oath, aging, work, and race. It mocks stereotypes through quick one liners about family life, bosses, miscommunication, and social tensions. The humor centers on mispronounced words, awkward misunderstandings, and a blunt jab at inequality.
Poem fragment attributes a reconciliation of two hearts through gentle words. Quotation from Benjamin Keech reflects mild domestic sentiment and the healing power of affectionate speech in a brief literary note.
In a sharp exchange, she declares no man is good enough, he concedes possible truth, and a quip adds that she may be both right and left. The remark about five minutes of thought outdoing an hour of hustle hints at wit over effort.
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