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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1938
Page
2
College Station report says 1937 cotton not sold before Sept 10 will receive 3 cents a pound from a $130 million federal fund under a new act to speed up price adjustment payments. Farmers certifying no overplanting and willing to refund if needed will qualify once forms arrive. Loans and eligible loan cotton may also receive payments without selling.
Texas political mudslinging a century ago centered on capital location with Houston Austin and Lagrange debates. The era featured immigration debates, Indian policy clashes, and a debt proxy as leaders argued over capitals, corn shortages, and river routes for the permanent seat of government.
Swarms of grasshoppers ruin grain fields in Sidney and throughout eastern Montana. Farmers report widespread damage with oats and wheat hit hard. One farmer fears total loss after three more days at the current pace as insects darken the sky and devastate gardens and acreages.
A presidential committee proposed a vast public health program costing 850 million dollars annually. The plan, presented at the national health conference, would provide medical, hospital and dental care, health insurance and illness compensation. Dr. Irvin Abell, president of the American Medical Association, called it unworkable. He told the 175 attendees that those who think the plan could work are mistaken.
The Sun announces Russell W. Bryant as a candidate for Representative, District 45, Grayson and Collin, subject to the Democratic primaries in 1938. The notice seeks voter awareness of the forthcoming nomination.
Ernest L Tutt of the Dallas Social Security Office notes many eligible families and estates have not claimed lump sum benefits. Payments equal 3 percent of wages for covered employment before age 65 or after 65 with covered work since 1937. Dallas forms are available at 1530 Allen Building. Sweden is a more fertile country than Norway.
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