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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1957
Page
7
Advice to start keeping records now for income and outgo to ease next year’s tax calculations. Emphasizes employer records, cost basis for capital gains, gift and annuity issues, and retaining receipted bills or canceled checks as evidence.
A compact, question driven note asking about various life events such as visits, divorce, purchases, parties, engagements, breakups, club memberships, expulsions, and family expansions. It surveys whether readers have experienced these milestones or changes.
Senator Hubert Humphrey argues that raising the GI loan ceiling to five percent increases monthly costs on a 14 000 mortgage and may slow loans. Inflation erodes purchasing power, threatening home buyers and grocery costs if dollars fall further.
Judy Gibson, 16, Frisco, state winner in the 4-H Dairy program, led eight heifers and six cows in competition and earned over 800 dollars profit. Janice Perkins, 16, Brownwood, won state honors in Home Grounds Beautification with a wrist watch award after a shrub demonstration before 3,000 people. Both programs are directed by the Extension Service of Texas A and M College with cooperation from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
A farm housewife in Hugo reports a mouse nest shredded bank notes worth 1000 dollars belonging to a sister. The case seeks Treasury valuation of the loss and notes the incident as a local bank matter.
FDA warning targets four West Coast states over mislabelled castor oil bottles containing turpentine. Distribution traced to Roseburg North Bend Phoenix Oakland Fresno Los Angeles and Nevada outlets in a misfill incident.
The article recalls Pinky Wilson, Texas A&M poet and Marine in the Argonne Forest, who wrote The Aggie War Hymn in a war setting. It notes the hymn’s wartime tone, its late 1910s adoption at Aggie contests, and Wilson's memory of Can Eek and other yells embedded in the lyrics. A separate notice details a 1957 real estate sale in Grayson County, Texas.
The Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth runs January 25 to February 3 featuring the Colorado Westernaires a 30 member precision team Lynn Randall with Top Hat and clown Goldie Carlton in a barrel routine.
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