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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
6
A call to national and personal economics urges drastic savings and smarter money management. It argues 44 million workers earn over 60 billion yearly and up to 10 billion is wasted through foolish spending and scams. Education must teach individuals to manage incomes to avoid pauperism and secure future living standards.
Aunt Emmy explains the value of keeping cash for quick actions and profits. Jane learns that cash enables timing in deals and discounts, citing the Brown brothers and Peter Haskins as examples of profitable cash use.
Mason County bankers support a move to replace scrub stock with purebred cattle. County agent outlines buying young purebred sires and placing them with willing farmers. Bankers will fund the purchase and take a one year no interest note. Goal is to ease thor oughbreds adoption.
A small light car carrying an Austin man his wife daughter and three grandchildren rushed to visit relatives. A blown tire caused the car to plunge over a bridge. the wife and daughter died and the driver and two grandchildren were hospitalized. A separate nearby crash that Sunday night killed one of five youths in another passing incident. The piece laments rushing as madness.
The writer argues speed is often unnecessary in many drives and that people hurry needlessly. Cars can reach fifty miles per hour, yet beauty and enjoyment suffer beyond twenty. A call for drastic measures to compel common sense in driving and reduce needless rushing.
A surge in auto bus transportation creates demand for union stations at connections and direct hotel access for passengers. Railroads face new competition as buses expand, with travel Brownsville Texas to Denver Colorado cited as comparable in time and cost. Sleeper fares and the Pullman surcharge draw travel costs higher.
Dunk Botts reports Sile Kilden will wear his re modeled shoes early next week while Salem Barlow known as Silent Salem reacts to a broken banjo string. Cricket Hicks walked to Bounding Billows on Friday morning and caught a ride soon after. The community mourns the passing of Luke Methewsla's uncle near Thunderation jest Monday.
A collection of short anecdotes from Bounding Billows and Tickville locals recounts trustee tenure, aging, a would be singing school, bragging merchants, romantic near misses, a bank cashier’s sociability, ambitions of local figures, an improvement group leadership shuffle, and a widow contemplating future marriages.
State Superintendent Marrs explains county examinations will run Aug 17 and 18 1925 to complete examinations for permanent certificates. After Sept 1 only elementary and high school certificates issued on examination. second class but valid in public schools. Existing certificates retain prior validity. life certificates for six years’ teaching since 1910 are first grade, not permanent.
All children troubled with worms have a pale unhealthy color and stomach disturbance. SROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC is advertised to enrich the blood improve digestion and act as a general strengthening tonic after two or three weeks. It claims Nature will dispel the worms and restore perfect health.
Mothers watch for symptoms of worms in your children and act quickly. White's Cream Vermifuge is recommended to drive out worms and restore rosy health to baby cheeks. Price 35e. Sold by Bow-Wright Drug Co.
The office notes certificates by examination after 1925 become second class while college training yields first class. Free school age remains seven to twenty one. a bill to reduce to six failed. For transferred pupils, credit is given but tuition varies by grade. state payment for high school pupils was rejected by the Legislature, placing burden on districts or parents.
The text argues that the home district should pay its child’s tuition in a neighboring school for the term maintained in the home district, or at least avoid placing an unfair burden on the receiving district with high maintenance taxes to provide free schooling.
The notice states a yearly tuition for the complete term at Sun and Dallas News priced at 2.25 dollars. It lists payment terms and suggests applicability to all readers enrolling for the full term.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. Instantly relieves itching and loosens sleep after the first application. Price 4
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