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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1949

Page

8

Fannin County Considers Large State Road Matching Plan

A state proposal would match $1 150 650 in local funds to build about 93 miles of additional farm to market roads in Fannin County bringing total state and local funds to roughly 1 661 750 to create about 130 miles of roads including the 37 9 miles already planned. The plan requires county-wide approval and a road bond issue may be needed.

Fannin County Greer Moore Commissioners’ Court

Wheat Crop Could Cut Farm Income by Billions

Washington reports a near record wheat crop threatens to slash government income guarantees for next year. If Congress tweaks the Aiken law and Secretary Brannan sets supports, losses could reach up to 1.0 billion dollars. Current crop forecasts show 1.337 billion bushels with a potential 25 percent production cut.

Washington Secretary of Agriculture Charles F. Brannan Congress Agriculture Department Brannan

Clerk With Thirty Five Years Service Leaves Estate Nearly $115000

San Francisco reports John Walsh a postal clerk for 35 years died at 81 last September. An appraisal filed today in superior court shows an estate of $114,994. Walsh invested in government bonds and solid companies, says his daughter Mrs Frank Grimes.

San Francisco John Walsh Superior Ae Walsh Frank Grimes

Van Alstyne REA project is started

Ground breaking ceremonies for the new $100 000 building to house the office and warehouse facilities of the Grayson Collin Rural Electrification Cooperative were held Wednesday morning. D H Reeves praised the cooperative before four board members staged the ground breaking. Reeves cited the program as Van Alstyne's largest building project. The Grayson Collin REA Cooperative, organized in 1937, now has 4 000 members and 1 200 miles of lines, among the largest in Texas. Under E R Bobbitt, since Oct 7 1947, the unit gained 1 200 members and added 500 miles of line. Recently 314 miles were completed and plans call for 125 more.

van Alstyne Grayson-Collin Rea Cooperative Texas E. R. Bobbitt REA Coop Reeves

Classified Ads Mix of Buy Sell and Wanted Listings

A dense page of small ads lists wanted and for sale items including livestock hogs doors flowers grease lard and fuels used appliances and farming supplies plus real estate land for sale and services from local merchants across Whitewright Tom Bean and Sherman. Names such as Mrs Elmo Wallace Mrs J E Moran and Dr. Griffin Dollarhide Jr appear with contact details and phone numbers.

Elmo Wallace Allen T. Short Hannah’s. Tf R. H. McKinney Thorn Wringer Babcock Auto Store Whitewright Savoy Belvin Pritchett W. J. Biller Hi-Way Grocery & Market Hardwick Dawson Butane Farmall John Deere Griffin Dollarhide Jr W. R. Benson East Whitewright Tom Barbee Flowers Flowers of Sherman Carl May Doc Leatherwood Lee Motor Company Plymouth & Chrysler Bonham Texas Chevrolet Babcock Auto Paul Cook First Methodist Church Auto Finance Co F. W. Creager Mgr Travis Sherman

Texas traffic deaths stay below 1948 pace in May report

Texas May traffic fatalities show 129 deaths, keeping 1949 total at 686 versus 754 for the same period in 1948. Department of Public Safety statistics note May 1948 deaths at 159.

Austin Texas Department of Public Safety

Fruit jar minnow traps legalized in Texas

Acting Gov Allan Shivers signed a bill allowing fruit jar traps for bait in Texas. The devices use funnel mouths to trap minnows while preventing escape, a method not previously legal in the state. The Sun does Good Printing.

Austin Allan Shivers Texas

Moon finds new satellite near Neptune

Scientists from University of Texas and McDonald Observatory confirm a faint new moon as a second Neptune satellite. Gerard P. Kuiper of University of Chicago notes it is the faintest observed, 200 miles across, five million miles from Neptune, three billion miles from Earth.

Neptune

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