Whitewright Sun editor and publisher J H Waggoner
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J. H. Waggoner
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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1917
Page
10
Whitewright seeks full Liberty Bond share in war drive
The town notes 190 registered men and their certificates with pride. It expects to raise about 30 000 in bonds based on bank deposits and aims to reach a total near 25 000 with individual sales before today’s noon deadline. Denison and Van Alstyne report liquor crackdowns after public meetings.
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Whitewright
Germany
Liberty
Denison
Grayson County
van Alstyne
Law and Order League
Denison Herald
Sherif
Mid‑summer pic nic history and quips from Celina
A fragment from Celina remarks on Whitewright chapter seventeen and criticizes Gov Ferguson in a tersely humorous tone. It mentions education, cyclones for Germany, and a city water trough serving farmers and tourists, not city residents, with satirical jabs about machines and noise.
Urgent Liberty Loan Appeal From Dallas Officials
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas urges immediate action on the Liberty Loan saying urgent national needs require prompt funding. It contrasts reluctance to act with the necessity to supply money arms and men or face moral and financial doom.
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Dallas
Texas
Federal Reserve Bank At
Liberty Loan
Baptist Church Invites Worshipers to Morning Sermon
Sunday service at the Baptist church features a sermon titled Men Can't Be Geared Up Unless They Are Cheered Up. The pastor invites all to attend and join in worship.
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The
Baptist Church
High Denomination Stamp Use Encouraged
The Third Assistant Postmaster General directs postmasters and staff to urge the public to use the highest denomination stamps appropriate for postage. A 2 cent stamp should replace two 1 cent stamps and a 10 cent stamp replace five 2 cent stamps. This saves government costs and reduces handling for mail, aiding businesses sending large volumes.
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Ters
Funeral attendance from Sherman area noted for Mrs. Webster
Judge Dayton Steed County Attorney Cummins Sheriff Rob erts and County Tax Assessor Hatfield attended the funeral of Mrs. John Webster from Sherman Wednesday. Others from Sherman and many others gathered for the service.
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Dayton Steed
Cummins
Roberts
Hatfield
Sheriiman
John Webster
Sherman
D B Hayter Dies In Gordonville Burial Held
D B Hayter, brother of R L Hayter of this city, died at his home in Gordonville Tuesday. R L Hayter reached his brother’s bedside before his death and remained for the funeral and interment at the local cemetery.
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D. B. Hayter
R. L. Hayter
Gordonville
R. L
Leonard business visitor to Whitewright
W H Chapman of Leonard visited Whitewright on Friday for business.
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W. H. Chapman of
Leonard
Whitewright
Whitewright Curb Lines and Speed Limit Rules Urged
Municipal notes advocate curb lines set at 17 feet on 80 foot streets and 15 feet on 70 foot streets with ditches outside. Residents reminded of a 15 mph speed limit in residential areas and 10 mph in business districts, with motorists urged to observe the rule to avoid fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
H. Brodhead
J. W. McMurry
Katy
W. J. Barbee
Farmers Union Gin
E. P. Montgomery
First National Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Devoe
Mason
Gov. Ferguson
University of Texas
Celina
Whitewright Ice Cream Company
Lowing
Northland
W. G. Crush, G. P. A
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