The Whitewright Sun Public Notice and Publication Policy
A description of the newspaper’s pricing and mailing status is published. It states 1.50 dollars per year payable in advance and that the paper is entered at the Whitewright Texas post office as second class mail matter. It also notes publication weekly on Thursdays and promises corrections if any erroneous reflections appear.
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Whitewright, Texas
Whitewright Sun
Judge Loy
B. F. Gray
Mattie Wilroy
States ratify Twenty first Amendment three more votes
Iowa New Hampshire and Connecticut moved to repeal the Prohibition Amendment on Tuesday with Iowa narrowly for repeal about 3 to 5, New Hampshire over 2 to 1, and Connecticut about 6 to 1. The tally brings 14 states in the repeal column and 15 more will vote before September end.
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Iowa
New Hampshire
Connecticut
United States
Prohibition Battle Looms As Texas Votes On Beer Aug 26
The Whitewright Sun notes Texas faces a hot August with a statewide vote on legalizing beer sales set for August 26. The piece surveys public mood, crop concerns, and the broad push and pull of temperance politics shaping the statewide election.
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Texas
Whitewright
Waggoner
East
Dallas News
Roosevelt avoids tariff quarrel to protect New Deal program
This Washington column notes that President Roosevelt steered clear of tariff issues in the extra session to avoid Brexit-like squabbles among local interests. Observers credit his advisers for steering policy to prevent tariff conflicts from derailing the administration.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
Taft
Hoover
Jobless man awaits inheritance plans bold punch list
George C. Jones, awaiting about 500000 dollars from a Wales grandfather, says after the windfall he will repay welfare funds, settle debts, punch people he dislikes on the nose, and perhaps travel to Europe. He has been supported by welfare for nearly a year and plans to manage the legacy carefully.
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Pittsburgh
George C. Jones
Jones
Wales
Welfare Fund
Europe
Wallace Forecasts Small Rise in Shirt Prices Under Cotton Plan
Secretary Wallace estimated the administration plan to support pre war cotton prices could raise the consumer shirt cost from 1.50 to about 1.55 dollars. He noted cotton sheeting and print cloth still sell near 14.9 cents, with cotton goods priced to absorb the tax, though he expected a slight overall price increase.
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Washington
Wallace
Principal’s Call Reveals Billy Smith Absent From School
A phone exchange shows the principal learning Billy Smith cannot attend school due to a bad cold. The caller identifies himself as Billy’s father in a hoarse voice. The note captures a simple absence alert and role call confusion.
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Billy Smith
Mrs J H Blincoe Rites Held For 65 Year Old
Funeral services for Mrs J H Blincoe aged 65 were held at the family home with Rev Father Joseph G O Donohoe of St Marys Catholic Church Sherman officiating. Interment followed at City Cemetery. Survived by a California based brother and a Houston based sister Mrs Tom Anderson. Funeral director R R Waldo in charge.
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J. H. Blincoe
Joseph G. O’donohoe
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Sherman
City
R. R. Waldo
Blincoe
J. H. Blin
Decaying Homes and Churches in American Life Sermon
Rev. S L Ball debates a national commission report on four trends in the United States the home church government and business He laments decaying homes and churches and urges renewal through sound doctrine and faithful living. He warns that a shift away from doctrine endangers the church and society.
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Jesus
United States
Preach It And Stand Fast In Sound Doctrine
In these distressing times churchgoers crave tales over gospel preaching. The writer urges ambassadors of Christ to proclaim sound doctrine as Jesus taught. Faithful believers should endure, resist decay, and keep the faith to receive the kingdom and a crown.
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Christ
Jesus
Hell
Funeral Attendees From Towns Gather For Uncle Joe May
Out of town mourners attended the funeral for Uncle Joe May last Thursday. Names include Denison residents and others from Brownsville, Sherman, Dallas, Krum, Roanoke, Whitesboro, Edhube, Kenefick, Oklahoma City, Lawton, and more. J. P. Morgan of the House of Organ is noted for paying witnesses $20 pieces and $3 daily for testimony.
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Uncle Joe May
Joe D. May
Margaret May
J. B. Bartee
F. W. Sprugley
McLean
W. M. Consner
W. A. Badgett
F. P. Clements
R. T. Martin
Denison
Robert Moore
Emma Lilley
J. T. Lilley
Kenefick
Okla
Sarabel Lilley
Oklahoma City
A. C. McIntire
A. A. Peard
Edna Watson
Lawton
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Senate Finance Committee
Hugh Johnson
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Wagner
Muscle Shoals
Tennessee Valley
Glass-Steagall
Uncle Sam
U.S
Albert T. Reid
Whitewright Rotary Club
Garland Rotary Club
Garland
Whitewright Club
Garland Club
Rotary Anns
Garland Lake
Rotary
W. E. LaRoe
Will H. Evans
LaRoe
Evans
Martha Joe Sears
Clyde Johnson
Rev
S. L. Ball
J. P. Morgan
House of Organ, International Bankers
Senate Banking Committee
Rastus
Sumatra
Oe One Taig Rae
AMILE
St Point
D. E. Low
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