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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1915

Page

2

Warehouse Cotton Co operative Marketing Law Emphasized

The warehouse law in Texas stresses organized, law governed co operation to stabilize markets for cotton. It sets rules for stockholders including minimum 60 percent farmers, $5 shares, one vote per holder, and at least $1,000 capital. Receipts certify weight and grade allowing sellers to contact buyers nationwide with state backed assurances. The system aims to reduce losses from grading and sampling while enabling producers to obtain full market value.

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St John Loses Foot After Freight Train Accident

Anderson St John, of Southwest Wright, was injured while attempting to ride a passing freight train near the Cotton Belt. His left foot was mangled and amputated above the ankle at Dr. Johnson's office. he is recovering and hope for a clean healing without infection.

Anderson St. John Cotton Belt Railroad Whitewright Young St. John Kentuckytown

Charley Smith Visits Sherman Relative Then Heads to Arkansas

Charley Smith and family of Sherman visited R. K. Smith and other relatives on Tuesday. He departed Wednesday for Fayetteville Arkansas to visit his sister Mrs Don Fuller.

Charley Smith Sherman R. K. Smith Charley Fayetteville Arkansas Don Fuller

A Good Man Gone Rev Louis Holland Dies in San Antonio

Rev Louis Holland died at his home in San Antonio on Thursday morning at age 75. He lived in this city for years, preached widely, supported Baylor University and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, and endowed Baptist institutions. Funeral services were held Friday at the Baptist church with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. his legacy included generous gifts and a life of moral service. H. C. Willis visited relatives in Madis, Oklahoma, last Sunday.

Louis Holland San Antonio W. F. Holland Baptist Church Oak Hill Cemetery Israel Searcy County Arkansas Army of the Confederacy Texas N. M. Scott Medlintown Joe McKinsey Walter Holland Holland R. R. Hassell Savoy College Baylor University Baptist Sanitarium Dallas Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Ft. Worth

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St. John T. H. Lively Dry Goods Company of Whitewright, Texas Chace Ecru T. H. Lively Dry Coods Co H. C. Willis Madisl Oklahoma
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