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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1915

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Five Men Plead Guilty To Peonage Charges

Five Weldon Texas men pleaded guilty in Federal Court to peonage related to the Eastham farm operation. Judge Gordon Russell criticized the system as he imposed fines totaling 52000 on the defendants, with Eastham paying the sum and others fined for counts tied to overseer and tenant roles on the 20 000 acre farm employing about 200 mainly Black workers.

D. D. Eastham W. A. Eastham Russell John Small

Found of Unsound Mind Mrs Wardie Robertson Trial

Mrs Wardie Robertson thirty years old residing near Howe was tried in county court on a complaint charging her to be of unsound mind. Physicians found her unfit and she will be sent to a state institution as soon as room is available.

Wardie Robertson Howe Sherman Democrat

Judge Thomas J. Brown Buried in Sherman

Chief Justice Thomas J. Brown was laid to rest at West Hill Cemetery beside his wife after funeral services at the Chapman home. Sherman's courts adjourned in respect and local bar associations joined a large turnout from Sherman and other cities, with floral tributes from Austin Dallas Greenville and McKinney.

Sherman Texas Thomas J. Brown West Hill L. C. Chapman North Crocket Street J. W. Kern Austin George F. Cuthrell W. J. Miller Grayson County Collin County Dallas Greenville McKinney Brown

Rayburn Visits Lone Oak Amid Local Greetings

Hon. Sam Rayburn stayed in Lone Oak Friday night and Saturday morning as guest of Postmaster and Mrs. T. E. Van Landingham. He discussed national issues with locals and affirmed plans to seek re election, adding his announcement would appear in due time. The Lone Oak News characterizes him as a practical self made gentleman.

Sam Rayburn T. E. van Landingham Lone Oak Rayburn Lone Oak News

Denison Sherman Motor Transit to Start Service

Jim Durham arrives with a new motor bus in Sherman, forming the Denison and Sherman Motor Transit Company. Service will run between Sherman and Denison starting soon with daily departures at 7 10 a m 9 a m 11 a m 1 3 5 7 9 and 11 p m, car seating thirty and fully lit and heated.

Jim Durham Sherman Jim Denison Denison & Sherman Motor Transit Company

Grayson County Treasurer Report for March 31 1915

The quarterly report of County Treasurer Turner shows Grayson County halls cash funds totaling 175976.51 dollars. Road fund of Commissioners precinct No 2 stood at 7824.69 on March 1 with disbursements for the quarter of 187.46 dollars.

Turner Grayson County Commissioners Precinct No. 2

Fifth Sunday singing convention visit to Klondike

Mr and Mrs Leonard Bennett Carrol Dyer W C Reeves and Er E Wilson motored to Klondike Sunday to attend the fifth Sunday singing convention.

Fatal Shooting Near Pike Claims Ex-Deputy Joe Childress

Reports say Joe Childress ex-deputy sheriff was mortally wounded by Walter Jeffcoat a young local, after a dispute that had long festered. Jeffcoat surrendered as seven 22 Winchester rounds struck Childress near his home, who died about three hours later despite Dr. J J Pendergrass's emergency aid.

Pike Joe Childress Walter Jeff.coats Childress Kuyrkendall Merit

Good Roads District No. 5 Created in Grayson County

The commissioners court created Good Roads District No. 5 in Grayson County on petition of many Gunter residents. The district may vote bonds totaling 370,000 to build gravel roads. The court will likely set the election date before adjournment this week.

Gunter Good Roads District No Grayson County Commissioners’ Court Sherman

Buying At Home By Local Trade Spreads Joy and Relief

A verse narration by Walt Mason extols spending money with local merchants. The speaker describes buying rags from Tailor Skaggs, paying debts to a wary grocer, druggist, and clerks, and how each payment lifts burdens, brings thanks, and boosts the community’s spirits through local commerce. The piece concludes that supporting local dealers spreads glee and ecstasy to the community.

Skaggs William Burk Annie Granny Walt Mason

Katy Excursions Announces Round Trip Fares and Tickets

The Katy announces a round trip rate of one and one third fare to Alpine Amarillo Galveston Kerrville and Port Arthur Tickets go on sale June 1 with 0 days duration. Ten days tourist tickets on sale June 4 11 15 25 to Galveston and Corpus Christi return one fare plus 1.00.

Katy Alpine Amarillo Galveston Kerrville Port Arthur Corpus Christi

Mexican laborer killed in cotton belt wreck near Tom Bean

Pete Morelez, a worker with the Cotton Belt gang near Tom Bean, was killed when a small section car returning from a Sherman trip jumped the track. Several companions were injured in the night accident.

Pete Morelez Cotton Belt Tom Bean Little Section Sherman

Beware of Mulberries Danger For Children In Fort Worth

A Fort Worth warning reports mulberries common in the area may carry a white bug harmful to children. The bug clings between the seeds and is hard to wash off. A Texas death from mulberry consumption has been reported, prompting caution to keep children from eating them.

North Fort Worth Texas Fort Worth

Mrs Will Looney Visits Mother in Sherman

Mrs Will Looney and her children visited her mother Mrs Jasper Howell in Sherman from Friday to Sunday, sharing time with family and returning home.

Will Looney Jasper Howell Sherman

The Real Good Fellow Inspires Kind Deeds and Joy

Bert Morehouse in Ginger extols the true good fellow as someone who sees good in everyone and speaks well. He helps others, supports his spouse, and creates a loving happy home, earning him the world's greatest asset status.

Bert Morehouse Ginger

Concrete walks laid around East Whitewright home

J C Parsons completed a string of concrete walks from Joe Dyer’s residence to town with a new walk around his East Whitewright home. W M Stockton and force held the contract for the work.

J.C. Parsons East Whitewright Joe Dyer W. M. Stockton Force

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THE First National Bank R. L. Kevun Jim Beets Neal Hornsby Eastham Whitewright Ice Company the Planters National Bank T. J. Brown Good Roads Glidewell Glidewell's Swan Waples-Platter Grocer CO Denison, Fe. Worth Dallas, Amarillo Bowie, Brownwood Chillicothe Dublin, Gainesville Greenville, Hamlin, Marshall Stamford, Tex Ada, Okla
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