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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
4
A Rush of small town vignettes paints life on Hogwallow News territory. A dentist-turned-toyofix pulls a tooth for Slim Pickens without charge, while a lightening strike and a road blockade disrupts Gimlet Creek. Poems, preachers, moon lore, and elections tease a community in playful prose.
A brief notice stating a new location for suit cleaning and pressing services inviting patrons to bring their garments to the new address for professional cleaning and pressing. The item emphasizes immediate service and convenience for customers.
Mr. J. F. Osborne of Denison, commercial agent for the Katy, joined by Agent Cottington, called on the city’s business men Thursday to discuss local commerce and rail service.
A full list of names filed with the Grayson County Executive Committee by law's deadline to appear on the official ballot. Precinct candidates include judges, sheriffs, clerks, attorneys, county officials, representatives, tax officials, a state senator, congressmen, surveyor, clerks, treasurers, and constables from multiple precincts.
An old advert promoting Po-Do-Lax as a cleansing tonic for all ages. It claims to purify blood, cleanse the bowels, and stimulate liver action with a mild non griping formula, urging readers to start a trial bottle today.
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic drives out malaria enriches the blood and builds up the system. A true tonic for adults and children. 50c.
Safety First warns against broken harness and promises first class repair. Martin, the harnessmaker, advertises high grade hand made harness bridles and lines at factory prices, plus rubber tires and auto and buggy top repairs.
An old advertisement invites readers to mail a 5 cent slip to Foley Co in Chicago to receive a trial package featuring Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for bronchial coughs colds and croup Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. The promo notes the product is specially comforting to stout persons and is endorsed by Dyer and Jones.
Notice from T H Lively announces the store closes at 7 p m each evening for recreation until further notice. A second note from Ben Savage offers to loan money to build a home on a farm.
Deputy Henry DeSpain pursued Red Doyle after arresting him on a minor charge near Walnut and Lamar. Doyle ran as the deputy fired multiple shots, believed to have injured him in leg and arm, but Doyle escaped and has not been found.
Frank Moseley of Moore's Hill Indiana reports almost constant pains in his sides and back. After the first dose of Foley Kidney Pills he experienced great relief and within 48 hours all pain disappeared. The pills are advertised to make kidneys act and stop bladder disturbances that disturb sleep.
L Cassidy of three miles northwest of town has had typhl fever for three weeks. Neighbors are cultivating his crop in his absence. Mrs. F E Douglass of Ton Bean visited here last week.
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