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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1933

Page

8

Digest of Code That May Rule Retail Stores

A proposed National Recovery Act retail code aims to ensure fair treatment for employees, curb unfair price cutting, and regulate advertising. It sets minimum wages by town size, a 48 hour work week with season exceptions, and rights to organize. It also outlines penalties for underpricing and misrepresentation, with a National and Local Retail Recovery Board structure.

National Retail Dry Goods Association Hugh S. Johnson National Recovery Act Retail Recovery Board National Retail Recovery Board

Community Notices and Visits From Orangeville Residents

Orangeville residents and visitors are listed for weekends and weekdays. Mrs Pat Miller and daughter Geraldine visited the Dorihoos. Miss Gladys Taylor spent time with Miss Ruby Joe West. families including Jones, Holt, Snow, Wilson, and Ownby are noted visiting relatives and friends in Lamar County Trenton and surrounding areas. A minor arm injury to Nina Marie Pierce occurred during play and was treated by a doctor.

Pat Miller Geraldine Sam Dorihoo Gladys Taylor Ruby Joe West Lucian Jones Trenton Jewel Dean Holt Day Snow Lamar County Jimmie Wilson Cecil Watson Nina Marie Pierce Addian Ownby Lillian Busbee Alma Wilder L. B. Miller Lonnie Holt Frank Holt Dan Harris Paul Bowen Mary Evelyn Clarence Mayes Lawrence Burden John Will Burden Marie Lois Wilder Bruce Robinson C. C. Merritt Methodist Church Nell Brown William Clark Sherman Jim Ownby C. L. Worsham Grove Hill Sam Donihoo Jimmie Bowen Lorance

Rain hoped for amid drought in Ely community

Ely residents report ground so dry cracks in stubble and corn fields and urge rain to help cotton gardens and late corn. Threshing finished as people await rainfall. grain is light in spots, blamed by some on spring rains. Local sickness noted with measles cases, appendicitis surgery, and several family health updates.

M. F. Clark Roland Blanton

Sunday Visits and Church Reminders Note

Social visit recap mentions Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Burden and family Mrs. Joe Smith and family and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Miller and daughter with Mr. J. D. Richey. Baptist Church preaching announced for Saturday night Sunday morning and Sunday night.

Lawrence Burden Joe Smith Pat Miller J. D. Richey The Baptist Church

Toll Bridge Case Judgment Recorded

A federal court in Kansas City awarded the Red River Bridge Company 168000 in a condemnation suit heard by Judge John C. Pollock. The case ties to the Red River toll bridge from Durant Oklahoma to Denison Texas and the Choctaw Nation franchise. The state of Oklahoma challenged the franchise, but the judge upheld it.

Kansas City Red River Bridge Company Federal District Court John C. Pollock Pollock Muskogee Red River Durant Okla Denison Texas Choctaw Nation Red River Company State of Oklahoma M. E. Rosser State of Oklahoma United States Circuit Court of Appeals J. W. Bailey Jr J. R. Handy W. E. Lewis United States

Takes issue with recovery plans

Edmund Platt vice president of the Midland Marine Corporation in New York denounces administration banking recovery steps. He argues 1932 as a presidential year interrupted progress and says suspending gold payments or repudiating government contracts were unnecessary, calling Roosevelt’s remarks specious and oversimplified.

University Edmund Platt Midland Marine Corporation New York Roosevelt

Scottish minister meets old friend on rounds

A Scottish minister on visiting rounds encounters his old friend Jock who replies that the world has been treating him very seldom, hinting at hardship. The brief exchange captures a moment of melancholy and wit between two locals.

Jock

Hogwallow News Bits and Local Notes

Columbus Allsop was seen at Rye Straw store pricing an entire sack of flour. Hog Ford Baptist Church roof is being replaced after years of leaks. The Wild Onion School Teacher defends a dictionary purchase as tax money well spent. Jeff Potlocks remarks that many dogs have owners who are not worth much. The Depuy Constable notes law violators restrain when mud is deep and tracking is easier.

Columbus Allsop Rye Straw Hog Ford Baptist Church Wild Onion Depuy

State Fair of Texas Plans 47th Annual Exposition

The State Fair of Texas outlines a forward marching plan since 1886, aiming to remain the world’s largest state fair and the world’s second largest exposition. Officers pledge continued service to community district and state, urging Texans to support and spend locally.

Texas

Also Mentioned on This Page

American National Retail Jewelers Association National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers National Association of Retail Druggists National Association of Retail Grocers National Retail Furniture Association National Retail Hardware Association National Shoe Toc T. W. Ayres & Son Whitewright’s New Dry Goods Store Mid-Western Great Lakes Gulf of Mexico Waterway Uss Wilmette Michigan Link Bridge Chicago Lake Michigan Mississippi Valley Orangeville News Ely News Vernon Melugin Lester Partridge Carson Garland Burchfield Arkansas Garland Joe Partridge Liddie Hodge Ida Partridge Vess Slaughter England R. R. Waldo Frank Harvey Ely E. D. Barlow Greenville L. LaRoe Kimbell Milling Company Business Whitewright Sun Honaker Grain & Hatchery Farmersville Tex Auto Finance Company OF Sherman F W. Creager MGR Hogwallow News Jeff Potlocks Prince Albert Tobacco St. Joseph’s Cardus Silver Bell Lic Boc Nicholson
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