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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1932
Page
2
The Oklahoma Farmer-Stockman notes that low livestock and poultry prices discourage production but expects a potential upturn in beef pork dairy and poultry prices as surpluses shrink and consumption rises. It argues prices may rise with improvements in national conditions and overall economy.
The Post Office Department can locate debtors who vanish by forwarding a registered letter for 23 cents as authorized by Congress. Creditors send a return receipt request to the debtor’s last known address. if delivery occurs, a receipt shows the new address, solving forwarding address issues previously unavailable.
Miss Beatrice Longoria of 2924 West Commerce Street in San Antonio says she suffered fainting spells monthly for three years and felt nervous and unwell. After using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription prescribed by her doctor, she reports no fainting spells and urges other sick women to ask their druggist.
A taxpayers' association committee led by Edwin Kidd asks the Grayson County commissioners to reduce the tax rendition by one third. The court notes past bond obligations for the 1915 road bond and the 1927 issue limit revenue and maintenance needs. The court also approves moving courthouse records using county trucks and staff to save time and money.
CHICAGO. A rat helped illustrate the dangers of hoarding money in an anti-hoarding campaign led by Col. Frank Knox. A farmer near Ft. Wayne Indiana withdrew 250 dollars from a bank and hid it. The rat chewed the notes to bits, and the fragments could not be identified for replacement.
The Houston Post weighs county consolidation as a potential cost saver but finds major obstacles in sentiment, inequities, and job fears. A more feasible option is merging county and city governments where the city is the county seat, reducing duplications without erasing political identity.
Berlin reports Nazi SS formations must obtain a racial license before marriage. Brigadiers must submit pedigrees health certificates and character references for both partners to a racial board three months prior. Only Reich chief approval allows marriage and violations risk expulsion. The decree cites Nordic racial goals for Germany s future.
Report notes about eight thousand American buses in service across Japan with operations managed by U.S. and Japanese firms. It highlights fleet size, deployment patterns, and cross national transport cooperation.
In a period of speculation and inflation, East Texas and America emphasize work and thrift over gossip. Merchants and manufacturers adapt to new times, farmers grow food with less bank support, and paper profits fade. Faith in government, banks, and neighbors fuels a return to fundamental values as America rebuilds on past dreams.
Charles Bodkin 11 son of Mr and Mrs Harry Bodkin drowned instantly when he fell head first into a 14 foot well one mile east of Denison. Others played nearby as the father and helpers recovered the body and firemen tried various saving methods.
Ducks are noted for feeding on honey bees and can swallow them without being stung, a behavior observed in the wild.
Long Beach California claims the Pacific Coast’s longest bathing beach at five miles, offering extensive shoreline for sunbathers and swimmers.
Raz Barlow mails boxing lessons and tries to whip a Mail Carrier. Sidney Hocks attends church and recalls a fat woman singing Love Lifted Me. Clai Hancock owns a balky second hand car needing a gallon to run. St Louis shoe drummer polishes rings at the Palace Hotel. Cricket Hicks juggles and performs sleight of hand. Tickville financiers freeze up amid mild winter and bank concerns. Atlas Peck jokes a father’s return keeps a son sober. Luke Mathewson’s war worry stirs his whiskers. Washington Hocks notes rum and stocking runners worsen the nation.
The marriage of two film icons is off as the couple could not decide whose name appears first on wedding invitations. Sources note the public break stems from personal disagreements rather than public scandal.
Lloyd George achieved 398 of 400 points for apples and up to 200 points for pears at the recent Produce Exhibition in Surrey England.
Berlin report cites Professor Rudolf Pozdena asserting that the world is warming and that seasons will vanish, leaving one long summer. He claims temperatures have varied little for 50 million years because atmospheric carbon dioxide stayed nearly constant.
Engraved or printed cards and announcements may be obtained at The Sun office at reasonable prices offering invitational and public notice options.
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