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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
4
Notice from The Whitewright Sun regarding 2nd class mail designation and advertising rates for entertainments box suppers and bene fits with admission fees. It also notes charges for memorials and resolutions and a pledge to correct erroneous reflections upon notification.
The Democrat notes a correction after Fred W. Smith of Whitewright asserts Whitewright public schools earned fourth year English credits last year. Sherman and Denison were named in error alongside Whitesboro for the distinction.
A collage of brief quotations from various newspapers critiques and musings. The lines touch on merchant life debt settlements education and career, invention and media, and social remarks about science sound and exploration. Each item reflects editorial voice from different outlets.
Radioed pictures across the Atlantic appear to be affected by the waves. The Haughen farm relief bill seeks a yearly subsidy of 375 million dollars. Railroads ask for a 200 dollar per capita foreign debt settlement. A Jordanville New York woman born in 1815 still does her own work. Jordan is questioned as to which side. About 67 percent of spring cleaning is pondering furniture placement.
The Detroit News notes that people who pursued Florida real estate found themselves unable to swim in the market and faced deadly risk on some parcels.
The Stamford Music Club program featured local composers from Stamford and Whitewright including Mrs N M Phy nee Frances Wilson and Mrs H D Neff nee Bernice Ray. Notable performances by Mrs Phy and Mrs Neff along with Mary Helen Neff drew enthusiastic applause. Mrs H A Carter, former Whitewright girl Miss Mary Melson, presided.
A wrist watch will be given away free at Johnson's on Saturday June 26. Every lady receives a free chance and each 25 cent purchase earns one guess entry.
In Thackerville Oklahoma near Jimtown residents recalled a panther screaming on November nights beginning in 1898. Witnesses reported livestock killings and long fear despite hunts. Two Red River swimmers fled in fright. Lafayette Sullivan was later found alive resolving the mystery after years of panic.
A man confessed he imitates panther screams for fun. Bud Pierce of eastern Best Town, Texas, brings The Sun editor a bounty of dewberries for allegedly starving. Pierce estimates five rows in his garden will yield at least sixty gallons. Rows run 155 feet. dewberries grow well on black land. Typewriter ribbons at Sun office.
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