Whitewright approves sewer bond in decisive vote
Voters of Whitewright cast a strong majority in favor of a proposed sewer bond on July 28 1970. turnout rose through the day with final tallies showing Proposition One 167 19 and Proposition Two 163 20 in favor, reflecting public support for city leadership and a new sewer plant plan.
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Whitewright
Otto Krumm
the Sun
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165 Lb Calf Born At Bill Youree Dairy Near Bells
A calf born at the Bill Youree dairy northwest of Bells weighed 165 pounds at birth, far above the 75 pound average. The calf named Ox is a cross between Brown Swiss and Holstein and is sired by a Brown Swiss cow. Ox drinks two bottles at feeding while others take one, and the farm plans to keep him given his unusual start.
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Bill Youree
Bells
Youree
IRS Publishes Guide Aims at Older Americans
The Internal Revenue Service defends clarity for seniors and announces Publication 554 Tax Benefits for Older Americans. Commissioner Thrower says forms cannot be fully simplified but IRS supports retirees to claim Retirement Income Credit over 65 exemption and other provisions. Veterans convention notes include Windel S. Martin elected Texas Department Commander and John Curtis installed.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Thrower
Internal Revenue
Congress
John Curetis
Frank Smith
Texas State Department
Windsor Hotel
Abilene Texas
Windel S. Martin
Dallas
Texas Department
Tohn Curtis
Three Grayson County districts gain Title I aid
Three Grayson County school districts Sadler Whitewright and Tom Bean receive Title I funds under Public Law 874. Entitlements include Sadler 2146 with 1609 payable immediately Whitewright 3987 with 2990 payable immediately and Tom Bean 206 with 1609 for treasury checks. Funds come from the Office of Education.
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Grayson County
U. S
Ray Roberts
S and S Consolidated
Sadler
Whitewright
Tom Bean
Treasury
Congressman Roberts
Jack Ratliff Ark on Wheels and the Rise of Mobile Homes
Long before mobile homes became common a Colorado traveler named Jack Ratliff built a wagon with canvas top and living quarters for his family goats chickens and his fox terrier. He toured all states Mexico and Canada sharing food and shelter produced eggs milk jerky and fresh provisions while living on the road.
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Mobil
Jack Ratliff
Pritchett
Colo
Old Mexico
Canada
Honor Students Named at Texas Woman's University
Dr. Charles R. Kreps announced spring semester honors at Texas Woman's University. The all A list includes students with a 3.0 average and a special honor roll lists those with 2.3 or better. The record notes Miss Jeannie Skipworth of Whitewright route 2 as a junior nursing major.
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Denton
Texas Woman's University
Charles R. Kreps
Jeannie Skipworth
Route 2
Whitewright
Skipworth
Native elected Dallas Federal Business Association president
Jones R. Vestal of Dallas, a native of Whitewright, wins the Dallas Federal Business Association presidency. He is regional director for the plentiful foods program of the U S Department of Agriculture and is the son of Mrs. G A Vestal of Whitewright.
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Jones R. Vestal
Dallas
Whitewright
Dallas Federal Business Association
Plentiful Foods
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
GA. Vestal
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Grand Prairie
Gimco Manufacturing Company
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Jack Ratliff’s Ark
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