Boynton Takes Charge of Sherman Chronicle in Texas
G H Boynton of Hamilton has purchased the Sherman Chronicle and assumed leadership July 1. The Grayson County press welcomes him, praising his twenty years in newspaper work and noting plans for a successful new venture in Texas journalism. Most readers hope state elections focus on issues rather than personalities after the primary season.
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G. H. Boynton
Hamilton
Sherman Chronicle
Boynton
Grayson County Press
Mr. Boynton
Texas
Whitewright Faces Weeds Amid Heavy Rain
The city street department has kept most streets weed free despite heavy rainfall. Vacant lots and premises still show luxuriant growth, and owners are urged to remove weeds promptly to improve the town’s appearance. The mayor notes collective effort can surpass individual toil.
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Whitewright
City Street Department
Former Editor Named for Atlanta Federal Prison
A former Kentucky congressman was appointed editor for the Atlanta federal prison paper after a prior editor from Indiana left the post. The excerpt notes prisons nationwide often lack journalistic staff and must fill roles from other professions.
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Atlanta
Kentucky
Indiana
Sherman
Weather and politics mix in Grayson County rain forecast
The Sherman Democrat remarks that Grayson County’s Republican shift two years ago pleases Weather Man Gibbs and notes rain and crops as proof of benefit. The Sun suggests if voting Republican two years ago caused heavy rain since July, Grayson should vote Democratic on July 24.
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Grayson County
Gibbs
Sherman
Whitewright
Grayson
Grayson County Blames Republicans for Crop Plagues
The writer argues that voting Republican two years ago caused calamities in Grayson County. They claim the cotton flea, boll weevils, grain rotting, and chiggers plague the area as consequences of that political choice.
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Grayson County
Texas
Grayson
The Sun urges readers to vote for the best man for every race
The Sun states it supports no candidate and presents no guidance on how to vote. It notes political ads are paid by the candidates and aims for fairness in governor race coverage, urging readers to consider all races from local to statewide and choose the best man for each position.
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the Sun
Quotable Lines Spark Editorial Gist Across Papers
A compilation of quips from various papers notes sharp, witty lines on law, aging, elections, and social norms. Highlights include remarks on Prohibition laws, affection and misery, and aging concepts, reflecting era voices from Arkansas, Rockford, Seattle, Cleveland, New York, and more.
Complaints Over Tickville Walk Surface Raise Local Concern
A wooden walk along Tickville's main street draws complaints, led by a wooden-legged man from Calf Ribs. A local man pitched Sid Hocks a hog raising venture where he would supply brains but Sid decided the role would be too burdensome.
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Calf Ribs
Sidney Hocks
Sid
Cricket Hicks Settles Dollar Debt In Advance
A person owed 50 cents to Cricket Hicks but was reassured the debt was already covered in Hicks budget for the coming year. The remark reflects Hicks generous handling of small debts in his community.
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Cricket
Horse Doctor Summoned to Sudden Bedside in Columbus
Early this morning the horse doctor was hastily summoned to the bedside of Columbus Allsop who had dreamed he was bitten by a mad dog.
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Columbus Allsop
Tickville School Board Subtly Reaches Truce
Quieting dispute on the Tickville school board, members drift toward a tacit accord as they pass in corridors and nod in passing, signaling softened tensions and a potential agreement in sight.
Jefferson Potlocks Knows a Boiling Cabbage Skill
Jefferson Potlocks admits he knows nothing about cooking yet can tell when cabbage is scorching.
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Jefferson Potlocks
Wisconsin Without a Tax Stands Out in Union
A state lacking a tax is presented as unique and remarkable, with the note that Wisconsin may be the only one in the Union. The statement underscores how exceptional and encouraging this situation is.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Governor Promises Tax Relief for 1925
Governor Blaine proclaims that Wisconsin taxpayers will pay no state taxes next year due to a remission of all general property taxes for 1925. He recalls 1921 when seven taxes totaled 7.7 million dollars annually and notes prior treasury shortfalls and high outstanding appropriations. He credits conservative Republican governance for reforms across departments.
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John L. Blaine
Wisconsin
Blaine
Man Knocked Down Sparks Public Interest Says Am Bassad
A Southwestern Ambassador notes that when a man is knocked down public interest rises. if he remains on the ground, concern fades and attention wanes.
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Southwestern
P. J. Pierce and Sons Cafe Featured
The notice spotlights P. J. Pierce & Sons Cafe as a place to find premier people and top quality foods, highlighting its reputation for serving distinguished patrons and notable dishes.
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P. J. Pierce & Sons
Wisconsin Governor Claims Strong Finance Record
The governor boasts that strict budgeting and vetoes reduced extravagance and evaded back taxes, leaving Wisconsin without bonded debt and a treasury able to support a large construction program next year without a state tax. He notes the administration spent $23,000,000 more in the first four years than all prior years combined.
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Wisconsin
University Receives Major Gift and Highway Receipts
A report notes significant funding to the university including highway receipts totaling 14 million dollars. The donation supports ongoing university programs and infrastructure.
Notice to contributors sign your name for publication
The Sun asks contributors to sign their name on personal or other news submissions. The name signed will not be published, but signing is required so the source of the communication is known. The Publishers.
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Whitewright Sun
the Sun
New Fur niture and Rugs Store Opens
Advertisement notes a new store offering fur niture and rugs at affordable prices from W. J. Looney, inviting customers to find desired items within budget.
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W. J. Looney
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