Whitewright Sun Notices Condemn Outsider Advertising Schemes
Publisher reminds readers that entertainments and memorial notices incur regular rates. The piece also notes corrections for defamatory items and reflects on cotton acreage debates, Texas farming trends, fire loss figures, Prohibition era propaganda, and local civic duties including driver licenses and poll taxes.
Tom Bean Tomcats Shine as Nation's Scoreless Team
The Tom Bean Tomcats endured an eight game season in 1937 with seven losses and one scoreless tie. They failed to score in any game, a feat highlighted by a newsreel showing them as the only scoreless team in the nation, a rare accomplishment for a small town squad.
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Grayson County
Grayson County Maintains Low Tax Rate Despite WPA Road Build
Grayson County keeps a tax rate of 85 cents for 1936 and 1937, below the Texas state average by about one and one sixth to one and two thirds cents. The county notes substantial road-building via prior bonds and right-of-way investments, plus ongoing lateral roads and county bonds, while highlighting progress and comparisons to nearby counties.
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Grayson County
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Denison
Bells
Gunter
Marion
Liberty
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Cameron
Delta
Hopkins
Fannin
Collin
Hunt
Sherman Democrat
Texas oil and road funding debated in state discussion
The piece contrasts local road upgrades in several counties with broader Texas oil export policies and tax concerns. It cites state per capita wealth standings, listing multiple states with higher values and noting national and international interest in Texas oil and products.
Texas Versus Europe in Resources and Exports
A Texas Legislature discussion compares Texas size and resources with European countries and Britain. It notes Europe’s larger populations, higher export totals, and argues Texas could expand agriculture, livestock, and oil while highlighting disparities in industrial development and legislative activity.
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Austin
Texas
England
Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
Denmark
Italy
Austria
Switzerland
Bulgaria
Greece
Irish Free State
United States
France
Brewster
Great Britain
Texas State Wealth And Savings Compared With Peers
The report lists total wealth and bank savings deposits by state led by New York with 41 billion in wealth and Texas with 10 billion in wealth and 183 million in savings. It cites California Iowa Illinois and others to show Texas standing and questions why legislators have not discussed these welfare figures. Byron Utecht Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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New Mexico
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Tennessee
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
California
Texas
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Maryland
Maine
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
New Jersey
Byron Utecht
Fort Worth
Mr Reed Seen As Better Supreme Court Fit Than Black
The piece argues Stanley Reed would be a wiser Supreme Court choice than Black, noting Reed’s scholarship fairness and judicial temperament. It credits Reed with duty as Solicitor General, anticipates his confirmation, and suggests he may support but also oppose New Deal policies.
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Black
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Mr. Black
Reed
Supreme Court
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Reed Seen as Best Possible Choice for Court Review
The Dallas Journal argues for Reed as the ideal nominee from a New Deal perspective and suggests he would step back if conflicts arise. It notes Reed previously praised the Supreme Court’s efficiency and portrays the selection as an official apology to the Court.
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Supreme Court
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dallas Journal
New Smallpox Cases Reported in Texas
Seventeen new cases of smallpox bring total to 43 since January 1 as the Texas Health Department reports no additional deaths beyond two last week. Officials urge vaccination for children and adults not revaccinated in the last ten years, though the spread is not deemed alarming in any single community.
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John D. Rockefeller Jr
America
Rockefeller Center
Radio City
New York
Hudson Motor Car Company
Hudson
Austin
State Health Department
Famous Mule Barn Sells Under Hammer in Bankruptcy
In Galesburg Illinois the famed mule market that once led the nation bows to progress as its rambling barns await final disposition by a bankruptcy referee after being wrecked by tractors trucks and farm replacement. Thomas Godfred a glazier gave the world the sextant.
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Galesburg
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