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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
18
The drouth in the Middle and Northwest grain belts threatens the U S recovery by raising commodity prices and dampening farmer purchasing power. It would curb railroad freight and farm equipment sales while boosting relief costs and urban prices, with limited broad-based gains for the economy.
In San Angelo city officials say water injected into chickens fooled housewives who bought fat hens. Food Inspector Willis Barbee asked the city commission to act. The City Attorney found merchants were similarly misled and promised action.
Two Georgia men discuss the nation’s finances. One argues wealth exists but lacks collateral. The other insists money is plentiful, yet real access hinges on collateral. The tale hinges on a bank vault demonstration and the speaker’s lack of collateral.
A reader recalls visiting Mrs Gad dar, noting she had no gasoline for her car, illustrating widespread hardship among impoverished residents. The exchange underscores persistent want and fuel scarcity in the community.
Whitewright farmers report two weeks with little rain as corn and late oats show moisture stress. Cotton appears healthy but needs rain soon. wheat and early oats have been harvested with late spring oats remaining. Overall grain crop expected to fall below average despite some fields near or above the average.
Grayson County farmers may plant forage crops on government rented acreage previously withdrawn from production, except corn and grain sorghums. The ruling, aimed at easing drought shortages, permits sowing and grazing but restricts marketing. hay and pasture will bolster livestock feeds and county income.
Malindy asks about her husband who vows to provide. He promises furniture if he earns money and finds a suitable job. The speaker notes she has never seen such a “providin’ man” in all her days.
An eyewitness recalls Grabrox and his partner testing fate with dice to determine which member of their firm would join the church, a moment witnessed by the speaker. The event is framed as a surprising yet anticipated turn of affairs within the firm.
Central Christian Church announces Sunday morning services at 10 45 led by Rev G C Minor The Lord’s Supper will precede the sermon The Christ of the Cross topic will address present day events and changes in America and the world Bible School starts at 9 45 Members and friends are urged to attend with punctual pupils in place.
Next Tuesday night the Palace theatre will award $40 in cash to a lucky attendee who is present. Five Fridays will feature an electric radio giveaway, with merchants distributing free coupons and participating in the prize program.
Dr B Wrenn Webb pastor announces a church social this Thursday at 8 oclock for members and families. Activities include hymn singing led by Hall a prayer by John Henry a talk Some Highlights of the General Assembly by W L Stowers violin solo by Mrs F D Layman readings by Judge Alice Noble of Sherman refreshments served by the church women. Sunday services listed: 11 a m Getting Right with God and 8 15 p m Union service at the Methodist Church with Rev G C Ivins delivering the sermon.
The comptroller of public accounts reports a chart of state funds and expenditures. Principal collections include Inheritance tax 583423 Franchise tax 1310473 Ad Valor em tax 20559738 Occupation tax 2140681 Poll tax 1031766 Cigarette tax 3167064 Gross Receipts tax 6638996 Gasoline tax 26891613 Automobile licenses 4664915 United States aid 12655975 Miscellaneous sources 9901584. No attempt outlines all expenditures.
A brief anecdote quotes Ruskin on toil equating pleasure with effort and ends with a humor line about a person asking to hang a wet paint sign. The jokey exchange uses a public notice moment to underline the theme of toil and labor.
A Boston paper notes kitchen demon lore for flavor and dressings. A Chicago paper reports Montana hunters feared isolated by blizzards and heavy snow during a mountain blizzard.
English setter pups aged 2 and 5 months priced at 20 and 15 dollars respectively. A 12 month old setter offered at 35 dollars. All eligible for refrigeration. Norfolk Virginia paper listing.
The Ridgeway Pa paper describes extending the water main 600 feet up Montmorenci Avenue to supply the borough pump station on Mill Creek and feed several houses. Also noted is the Harding memorial ceremony with a wreath from President Roosevelt and a taps salute, and a humorous quarrel over household misuses ending in a quip about a republic.
The union service will be at the Methodist Church with Rev. G C Ivins of the Baptist Church as preacher. Members of Baptist, Presbyterian, and Methodist churches urged to attend and pray. Revival starts a week from Sunday. Sunday school at 10 a m. pastor preaches at 11 a m. third quarterly conference at 4 p m presided by Rev S A Barnes.
Local classifieds list items for sale including milk cows Jersey cattle a Dodge sedan dining table iron bed and springs and farming implements. Also refrigerators ice delivery service by People's Ice Company with daily vault stock and rural routes.
A town mayor explains an 800 foot rule near church and school with a bold plan to relocate both buildings. The exchange reveals a law enforcement stance against saloons near holy and educational centers.
The Ray family thanks friends for their kindness during the illness of husband and father. Mrs. D. A. Ray and Children extend blessings to all who offered support.
Central Christian Church hosted a reception Tuesday evening June fifth for Pastor Rev G C Minor and wife. In the receiving line were Mrs Lucian LaRoe Mrs C P Johnson Mrs F M Echols Mrs Emory Christian and Miss Emmagene Sears. Gomer May presided at the register. The church was tastefully decorated. A program of music song and speech provided light entertainment. An ice cream course was served.
The Vestal family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for their kindness during their loved one's illness and for comforting words after her passing. They say they will ever remember these deeds of kindness.
Automobile loans available for any need or refinance of car payments. Fast approval with no delay. Bring license, receipt, and vehicle for inspection. F W Creager, manager, Sherman.
The exchange reveals a prior encounter as the judge recalls the defendant, noting a daughter’s singing lessons. The judge imposes a thirty year sentence in a terse, tense courtroom moment.
A quotation captures a playful exchange between two children about prayers. The first asks if families say prayers in the morning, and the second replies they say them at night because they are not afraid in the daytime.
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