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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1946

Page

3

Early Texas days told by Stamford editor Michael Campbell

Mike Campbell of Stamford recalls pioneer Texas life from 1844 in Navarro County when land was granted by the Republic of Texas. He describes travel to Houston in ox wagon teams, open prairies, and no fences beyond rail and brush. He notes slave labor, leather goods, and family ties to the Meltons and Santa Anna’s capture.

Texas Mike Campbell Stamford Dresden Navarro County Republic of Texas Anson Jones Houston Meltons Ethan Melton John Welch San Jacinto Santa Anna Smith

Frontiers Vanish as North America Clears Its Borders

A fragment recounts meeting General Houston with Mexican prisoners, a shout of El Presidente naming Santa Anna, and a distant memory of Dresden's Melton Cemetery where ancestors rest. Modern frontiers fade as wildlife and night sounds contrast with changing landscapes.

North America

Army Abolishes Salutes Off Posts

The Army issued an order on July 12 abolishing the requirement that officers and men exchange salutes off the bounds of U S military posts. Salutes remain mandatory on posts at ceremonies and off posts in foreign countries.

Washington Army United States James H. Doolittle Robert P. Patterson

Worth Trying How did you stop your husband from staying out late

A quip dialogue reports a woman testing a method to curb her husband’s late nights. She recalls calling out to identify him as he returns and bluntly names her husband Bills. The exchange highlights domestic humor and gendered assumptions of the era.

Jack Bill

Veronica Lake confronts couple on Ramrod location

Veronica Lake, filming in Zion National Park for Ramrod, observed an elderly Indian couple on a side trail. The man rode a horse while the woman walked with bundled food, her face sweaty and wrinkled. When Lake asked why she did not ride, the man replied after about 30 seconds that she had no horse.

Hollywood Veronica Lake Zion National Park Harry Sherman Veronica

25 Percent of Vets File Disability Claims

A Veterans Administration statement notes one in four World War II veterans have filed disability claims with 1,520,000 now eligible for compensation and 3,400,000 total claims. Monthly totals have fallen from 425,000 in February to about 121,000 in June. Payments begin when a veteran is separated if filed within one year, otherwise at claim date. Also 1,500,000 farm people were injured in accidents last year.

Washington Veterans Administration

Tioga Sheriff Sale Case No 54483 Grayson County Texas

The State of Texas Grayson County sheriff sale under judgment from the 15th District Court dated July 10 1946 in suit 54483. The City of Tioga plaintiff and Tioga Independent School District intervener against J M Whitfield unknown heirs and assigns Willard Laird and wife Alene Laird and Cora Laird impleaded defendant. Amount 552.61 dollars with six percent interest plus costs.

State of Texas Grayson 15Th District Court Grayson County Texas A. D City of Tioga Tioga Independent School District J. M. Whitfield

Sheriff Announces Grayson County Real Estate Sale Notice

On June 20 1946 the District Court of Grayson County ordered a sheriff sale for the property described as 104 feet by 2081 feet, Block 38 Mershon Addition Tioga Grayson County Texas, at the courthouse door in Sherman on the first Tuesday in August 1946 between 2 and 4 PM. The sale will be to satisfy the judgment with accrued interest and costs, with two year redemption rights and tax reservations as provided by law. G P Gafford Sheriff Grayson County Texas Sam York Deputy.

District Court Grayson County A. D Court House Sherman Grayson Texas Mershon Tioga G. P. Gafford Sam York

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Possum Flats Seaviola Glaviola Ayce Gladiola Fant Milling Company Sherman, Texas Boyce House Magnolia Gosnell Whitewright Lumber Co Orenduff Church of Christ Ian Conducted By Homer P. Reeves Glen Earnheart Whitewright, Texas Apera A Franz Lehar Luxembourg Ralph Herbert Rosemarie Brancato L. LaRoe & Co Private U. S. Army Recruiting Station Lee Ey Ee Yy Denison
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