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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1918
Page
6
Judge J. H. Wood will address Pilot Grove Saturday night on Gov Hobby's candidacy. The talk promises to present the issues clearly and entertain the audience, with emphasis on attracting women to attend.
A political advertisement discusses opposition to government ownership of railroads, citing figures Owen and Rayburn and their positions. It references McAdoo's views on government control, a February Congressional Record entry, and prior votes on the Alaska railroad bill, urging voters to consider policy outcomes.
In Chapelle Saint Luc and other French towns maimed soldiers train to operate motor plows and tractors, repair parts, and run tools in farming centers. Fifty army nurses lead instruction while trainees rotate among crews and centers to reclaim or begin occupations, with basketmaking and trades like locksmithing and blacksmithing also offered.
Two OT C cadets at Plattsburg discuss service choices with humor. One favors artillery, the other jokes a friend may misfire near guns. They trade quips about saving a battalion and removing a head from the rear, reflecting light relief amid training.
The text argues that American English, shaped by many immigrant tongues, could become a universal tongue. It notes America's large population and commercial promise, suggesting the adopted language might influence Europe and the world if distinctive and effective for clear expression.
G F Townsend of Santa Ana died recently leaving $10,000 to be invested for thirty years until it reaches about $160,000. After that period trustees will buy land and build a home for indigent Masonic lodge members and others. The probate estate is listed at $100,000.
The dialogue records a husband accusing a man of swearing at him and mocking his marriage. The other party counters with a remark about courage within a troubled relationship, highlighting tension and bravado during a domestic dispute.
The dialogue playfully questions government discoveries of an "onion trust" and mocks investigative efficiency with a pun on scent.
Rev. McGraw from Bonham started a series of Sunday night meetings at the Pilot Grove Baptist church to run for several weeks. Attendance is strong and organizers hope for substantial good.
Mrs Gordon Riley and her children have returned to Parsons Kansas after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs A P Neff in a brief community update.
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