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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
1
Atlantic City May 26 Dallas Texas was chosen as the 191% general assembly meeting place for the Presbyterian Church of the United States The selection aims to aid a merger between the two branches the Presbyterians of the United States of America and the Presbyterian Church in the United States
A Citizen from a county’s far end praises recent road work. Mr Parker and guardsmen supervised crews under the commissioner to restore washed, ditch-filled roads. Drags, bridges, and culverts improve grades and drainage, reducing ruts. readers may infer further praise between lines.
A reflection on how persistent duns from creditors can cast doubt on a debtor's reliability and prompt a reconsideration of repayment commitments. The tone questions fairness while acknowledging negotiation pressures and reputational stakes.
The post office department announced Friday it would accept postal savings to the limit of $1000 from any individual depositor. The order is effective immediately. Formerly 3500 was the limit, and only $100 a month could be deposited. The monthly prohibition is abolished under the new postal savings act amendment approved by President Wilson.
The Penal Code 1911 Article 206 warns that anyone who lends or pays money or valuables to influence a voter's choice, or to induce voting or abstention, is guilty of a felony. Conviction results in 1 to 5 years in the penitentiary and disqualification from holding state office.
Sherman Texas May 26 County Tax Assessor Brady Raines reports Grayson County tax rolls show taxable values of 46 million dollars, an 8.372 thousand dollar rise from last year.
Tom Wells announces he will not seek the Grayson County judge seat after petitions from 800 citizens and wide county travel. He thanks signers and supporters and notes he studied the race and county towns before making his decision.
A U S grand jury in Sherman returned indictments against Dr J H Simmons a physician W L Bitting a druggist and C W Simms a pharmacist all of Sherman charging each with violation of the Federal narcotic law Bonds were set at 1000 dollars and posted by the defendants.
A committee drafts resolutions of respect on the death of Bill Finnell noting his May 7 1916 passing. The Pilot Grove lodge extends sympathy to his wife and family and offers assistance. copies sent to the family Texas Odd Fellows and county papers. resolution to be spread on lodge records.
Lonie A. Emmerson, 20, drowned while swimming in the railroad pool at Leonard yesterday afternoon. His body was recovered this morning. He is survived by his wife.
A reflective note on luck and delay, pondering why fortune seems to evade us. The speaker considers unseen obstacles and hopes for clearer signs that success will arrive. Natural imagery underscores a patient, hopeful tone.
Ben Savage advertises farm loans starting at $1000 for agricultural operations. The note highlights available funding for farmers seeking mortgage-like or working capital options with a focus on larger loan amounts.
Dallas May 26 reports the interurban lines between Dallas and Denison Dallas and Corsicana and Waco will be operated by the Texas Electric Company after July 1. The Strickland interests, previously owning the lines, were consolidated by stockholders meeting. J F Strickland serves as president.
A consolidated company plans to operate 251 miles of interurban railway, the longest in the world, linking major cities and expanding regional transit. The project highlights a bold push toward electrified mass transport and wider commuter access.
Sherman Tex May 31 The Diamond Mill Company led by president H G Stin nett is erecting concrete grain elevators at an estimated cost of 40000 dollars. The contract has been awarded and construction has begun.
Ben Savage offers a loan arrangement for constructing a residence on a farm property. The note outlines funds to be provided for home building, with terms and expectations discussed between lender and borrower.
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