Sherman Man Confesses in Assault on Married Woman
Tommy Stone, 24, a Black man, confessed Friday night to a Friday assault on a Sherman woman, blaming drink. He was tracked to a Northeast Sherman location by Deputy Evridge and Jack Pike, then jailed in Dallas per report. A reward had been offered but not paid, and records show prior indictments for burglary and gambling offenses.
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Sherman
Tommy Stone
Northeast
John Everidge
Jack Pike
Justice of the Peace Court of
W. Ss. Buster
Dallas
Grayson County
Benton Davis
Evridge
March Grand Jury
Office of Justice of the Peace
C. W. Batsell
Milton Young Invited to Attend Brentwood Apricot Festival
The Oakland Tribune reports that Milton K Young, Democratic gubernatorial nominee hopeful, said he had been invited to attend the Brentwood Apricot Festival. The note reflects early campaign events and local festival engagement for the candidate.
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Milton K. Young
Young
Brentwood
Oakland
Calif
Tribune
Ingenious Surmise Chief Cause of Drought
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin reports weather as the chief factor behind drought conditions. The article analyzes climatic patterns and public concerns, noting unprecedented heat and dry soil impacting agriculture and water supply.
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Watson
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Six Weeks of Hell Darkens Steubenville Class Work
A Steubenville Ohio paper reports a six week term of harsh class work described as hell daily at the high school. The same issue notes a silver tea fundraiser at the Christian Church hosted by the church women planned for next Thursday in Deming New York.
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Steubenville
Ohio
the Christian Church
Church
Deming
N. Y
Local Industry Plea Appears in Texas Ad
A San Antonio ad urged readers not to travel to New York for business and warned against being cheated. the note appeared amid fragmented local notices. Maurice R. suffered a critical condition at a Fredericksburg hospital last week, with details obscured by text errors.
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New York
San Antonio
Maurice R
Fredericksburg
Comfort
Texas
State Highway 5 Becomes Federal Highway No 82
Texarkana to Lubbock becomes federal highway No 82, following state route 5 from Texarkana to Wichita Falls then via Seymour and to Lubbock on route 24. Eastern end now at the Mississippi River opposite Greenville, Arkansas. Designation approved by United States Highway Officials Associations committee with Gilchrist as member.
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Texarkana
Texas
Lubbock
Wichita Falls
Seymour
Gibb Gilchrist
R. M. Hubbard
New Boston
United States Highway Officials Associations
Gilchrist
Mississippi River
Arkansas
Greenville
Miss
Texas Highway Department
Amarillo
Texline
Visiting Relatives and Church Etiquette
Claude Callan notes it is best to visit relatives who share your church. He recalls a visit to Cousin Bob where the wife showed bitterness on Sunday morning about attending her church, fearing a cold reception and a large Sunday dinner没人.
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Bob
Ad Requests Yield Quick Results
A Want Ad will get results for you. Local readers are urged to place classified ads to reach buyers and sellers quickly, with a steady stream of inquiries expected from the community.
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Auto Finance Company
F. W. Creager
MGR. OF
Sherman
Loy Seeks Second Term as County Judge Highlighting Accomplishments
Grayson County voters are urged to support Jake J. Loy for another term as county judge. He touts authoring the Free Bridge and Sulphur Tax laws, halving auto license fees, and a homestead exemption, plus centralized purchasing saving funds, courthouse and farm improvements, two state highways, and a county park employing 125 youths.
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Grayson County
County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas
County Judge Seeks Re-Election in Grayson County
The incumbent appeals to voters for a second Democratic term, defending his record as honest, efficient and economical. He notes limited personal time to campaign and urges support in the July 28 election. He challenges critics to prove unworthiness with records.
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Grayson County
Thankful wrap for 13th American Legion picnic in Whitewright
The 13th annual American Legion picnic closed Saturday night July 14 with thanks to business firms for ads and ice donations. Attendance totaled about 21 000 over three days, 2 267 paid Saturday night. Two arrests for intoxication and one man asked to leave. no car accidents reported. Proclamation creating Poland as a republic dated November 3 1928 is noted.
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American Legion
Post
Whitewright
Southern Ice Co
Mr. Vineyard
Farley & Sadler
Texas Louisiana Power & Light Co
Sidney Watson
Collin County
Fannin County
Political Announcements for Democratic Primary in July
The Sun announces candidates for the Democratic primary in July as authorized, subject to the primary’s outcome and remaining approvals.
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The
Sun
Campaign ticket listings for local races noted
For Congress 4th District SAM RAYBURN. State Senator OLAN R. VAN ZANDT. Representative Place 1 J H WAGGONER. District Attorney GEORGE D. HAGANS. County Judge second term. Sheriff FRANK REECE. VIRGIL EVANS. J B DAVIS. Assessor-Collector R B CARAWAY. J C ALLRED.
Flower notices from Mrs Waggoner and Miss Badgett
In my absence call Mrs J H Waggoner at phone 119 for flowers. Mrs L LaRoe, agent for E D Barlow, Greenville, requests flower inquiries. Miss Myrtle Badgett represents the Home of Flowers at Sherman and asks for orders by phone 101.
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J. H. Waggoner
Flowers
L. LaRoe
E. D. Barlow
Greenville
Sherman
Myrtle Badgett
Whitewright Library Announces Summer Hours
Mrs. A. L. Jackson announces Whitewright public library hours from 4 to 7 p m daily in July and August except Sundays and Mondays. Forty new books were just received at the library.
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A. L. Jackson
Whitewright Public
Negro Baptist Church Sing Song Friday Night
A sing song is planned at the Negro Baptist Church on Friday night July 20. A Celeste quartet will perform several numbers and a reserved section will be set aside for white friends. The Committee announces the event.
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Negro Baptist Church
Celeste
Census shows 6,289,000 farmers in the United States
The 1930 census reports 6,289,000 individuals employed as farmers across the United States. This indicates the scale of agricultural labor during the era and reflects rural economic activity nationwide.
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United States
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Claude Callan
Jake J. Loy
Barbee-Bassett
Insurance Agency
Poland
Sam Rayburn
Olan R. van Zandt
J. H
Jim) Waggoner
George D. Hagans
Frank Reece
Virgil Evans
J. B
Benton) Davis
R. B
Bob) Caraway
J. C
Carl) Allred
P. Janway J. L. Cantrell
S. B
Ben) Vaughan
J. W
John) Washburn
Tom Brice
Harold Doss
Mark Montgomery
Geneca
Commerce
E. T. Doss
D. M. Mooneyham
South
Austin Avenue
Denison
A. D
E. J. Womack
Vincent Alberto
James H. Carmack
Nicholson
Waldo Funeral Home
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