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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1933

Page

6

Texas Liquor Battle Waged For 79 Years

Grayson County voters face three questions on August 26 including repeal of national prohibition and sale of 3.2 beer. The article traces Texas liquor history from 1854, noting dry success and wets’ landslide losses, with Grayson, Hunt, Denton, Collin, Fannin and Cooke counties listed in past tallies.

Texas Sherman Democrat Grayson County Sherman Hays Supreme Court H. A. Ivy Sherman Business College Ivy Jasper County Fannin Cooke Tarrant Williamson Grayson Hunt Denton Collin Cooker

War and Prohibition Clash in Texas and Nation

The piece discusses prohibition politics in Grayson County Texas from 1903 to 1914, noting dry victories and wet contests, and reflects on shifts in anti liquor battles. It also summarizes state department documents alleging Allies delayed World War I peace and blamed Great Britain France and Italy for prolonging the conflict despite German overtures.

Texas Grayson County Ivy Sherman Denison Cashion Preston Pottsboro Cedar Mills Delaware Jamison Des Voignes Hyde Park Dripping Springs Cotton Mills Sunday School Temperance Department State Association Washington the Argonne United States U. S. State Department Great Britain France Italy Germany Austria Bulgaria Wilson State Department U. S

Weather Bureau plan to close 23 observation stations protests grow

Plans to shut 23 Weather Bureau stations on August 1 drew protests from 17 states. Hartford will receive a modified service, with some work cut or done by volunteers. The effort aims to save about 800000 dollars while about 200 stations stay in full operation.

Washington Weather Bureau Hartford Conn Wallace

Tramp and Lady Exchange Birthday Cake Banter

A brief vignette shows a tramp asking a well dressed lady for cake on his birthday. He explains he has not eaten for two days and wants to celebrate with cake, while she questions whether bread would suffice.

Bruno the watch dog questioned for guarding home

Is Bruno a good watch dog. Our house was robbed three times and Bruno watched intently.

Bruno

Juries Get Strange Ideas Declares Veteran Judge

Judge F E Wilcox recalls a Grayson County burglary trial 30 years ago where a jury acquitted a man despite apparent evidence. The foreman explains that the jurors interpreted burglary as breaking in, not breaking out, leading to an acquittal by farmers who think differently.

F. E. Wilcox Fifty-Ninth District Court Grayson County Wilcox Sherman Democrat

Exchange in a restaurant over smiles and flies

A humorous street encounter follows a diner taunting a waitress and a doctor asking about charges. Mr Binks cautiously inquires if telling the doctor will cost him anything, revealing a clipped, playful dialogue style.

Chargem

Sweet Potato Said To Belong To Morning Glory Family

Scientific sources note the sweet potato is not a true potato but part of the morning glory family. The distinction clarifies classification separate from true potatoes.

Heat From Sun Hatches Chicks in Old Icebox

An old icebox left in a sunlit area in northeastern Jones County produced a 100 per cent hatch of day old chicks after a hen laid eggs there. The eggs remained at a steady heat as winds and two weeks of heat kept the temperature even, and nature completed the incubation.

Anson E. P. Adams Jones County

Tax Collector Credits Advertising for Tax Collections

Dallas county tax collector Fred Cullum says newspaper advertising boosted revenue in June. He spent $100 on ads to remind taxpayers the second installment was due by June 30 and found June collections about $69,500 higher than the previous year. The Sun notes the ad campaign correlated with the rise.

Dallas Fred Cullum Dallas County Cullum

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