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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1927
Page
8
Dr. George H. Cohn reports new feeding methods from Wisconsin and Ohio experiment stations. A basic ration uses ground yellow corn 80 parts, wheat middlings 20 parts, raw bone meal, grit lime, with optional cod liver oil for lack of sunlight. Green feed not essential if sunlight provides antirachitic vitamins.
Rear Admiral John Halligan Jr. testifies on navy appropriation hearings about how Allied radio compass stations tracked U boat positions and kept transports safe. He explains a rectangular sub patrol area 400 miles offshore with gaps near Spain and France, and how destroyers met convoys 500 miles offshore using three routing options A B and C to evade attacks.
Court appointed sale of the old Woosley homestead located on the corner east of Payne Cottage. Authorized by T. E. Barbee to conduct the auction from the estate of Mrs. A. T. Philips.
For sale cob and shucks call C A McLean at Kimbell Mills Hatchery operation Eggs received every Monday for hatching Book your orders in advance so tray reserved Cook's Early Cotton Seed for Sale Found a cotton stalk with open bolls August 29 Seed saved and planted 17 acres last year 8 bales Seed one dollar per bushel Refund if not earlier or more per acre compared to Mebane W C Cook 2t-pd
Announcement states a new service station has opened in the former Pace Bros. building. It will offer tires, tubes, auto accessories and promises best workmanship and low prices, inviting customers to visit soon.
The Pierce family thanks friends for loving expressions of sympathy after the death of their wife and mother. Special thanks to the telephone girls for prompt service. May God richly bless each of you.
Mr and Mrs George Brannon of Garland were guests of Mrs J H Cox the latter's mother on Sunday highlighting family hospitality and local social ties.
An old advertisement promises rapid cold relief with Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets marked with E W Grove’s signature on each box. The copy highlights stopping cough and headache and claims it cures the cold in one day.
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