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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1926
Page
8
W C Cook urges saving corn tops for feed, claiming they rival prairie hay and sudan, with two men per row collecting and bundling the cured fodder. He notes feed waste nationwide, recommends timely cutting to ensure stalks are consumed, and describes a simple method for storing the fodder.
Voters moved through the showers with steady turnout despite rain on Saturday and Sunday schools being rained out. Delegates to the Democratic convention include Sloan Taylor Autrey Binion and Gant. The five cent ice cream supper raised about 16 dollars as revival services begin next Sunday led by Rev Hawkins.
A local sale offers 1500 bushels of Elberta peaches at 1.00 per bushel for lots of 10 or more, with 0.75 per bushel otherwise. The notice specifies bulk pricing and minimum lot size for delivery.
Born July 20 at Sherman Hospital a son to Mr and Mrs Curtis Moats. Mrs G E Thrift visited Sherman with her daughter Mrs Curtis Moats. Mr Raines and family from Hollis Oklahoma have stayed with Mrs Raines' brother Burr Hulet since Friday.
Robert T. Lincoln, sole surviving son of Abraham Lincoln, was found dead in his bed at his Vermont summer home. The former secretary of war, minister to Britain, and Pullman Company president had been in frail health and would have turned 83 on August 1.
This article recounts the Liberty Bell’s history from its 1750 51 casting order through multiple recasts by Pass and Stow of Philadelphia and its role in signaling the adoption of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. It notes the inscriptions that appeared on the bell with each recasting.
A historical reflection links the Liberty Bell to the Declaration of Independence and the birth of a new nation. It recalls the bell’s tolls, Franklin’s warning to hang together, and the crack that ended its independence era. It then shifts to the value of life insurance as social welfare and public savings, urging readers to spend wisely in Whitewright.
In the first four months of the year life insurance total business reached 3.694 billion dollars, marking a 12.2 percent gain over the same period last year. The report highlights sustained growth across major life policy sectors and suggests continued demand amid economic conditions.
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