Whitewright publication rates and post office note
F M Echols publisher states post office registration and subscription terms in Whitewright. Obituaries and cards of thanks charged 3 cents per line. Church lodge notices and for profit entertainments 3 cents a line. religious fraternal or public meetings published free of charge.
Denison leaders press to restore road bond plan
C B Bryant W P Vaughn T H Sears J W Davidson and T EK Barbee met with Denison good roads committee to urge rescinding the Commissioners Court action reducing the bond issue from 900000 to 800000 and raising interest from 5 percent to 53c percent. They seek election per the original petition with Sherman and Denison support to settle the matter.
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C. B. Bryant
W. P. Vaughn
T. H. Sears
J. W. Davidson
T. EK. Barbee
Denison
Good Roads Committee
Denison Chamber of Commerce
Commissioners Court
Sherman
May speed contest to reenact Paul Revere ride on horseback
Motorists will cover Revere’s route from Charleston to Cambridge Concord and Lexington in May. Claude Willis and Ralph Sanders train to enter on horseback with a realistic demonstration. Reports note demonstrations on Main and South Bend streets and a bond driven roads program faces policy disputes. A Boy Scouts play at C M I is featured with the Institute orchestra under Prof Johnson, and Whitewright attends the Sherman roads meet. A daughter born to R L Nelson and a son to Jack Conner are announced.
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Paul Revere
Charleston
Cambridge
Concord
Lexington
Claude Willis
Ralph Sanders
Claude
Main Street
Ralph
South Bend Street
C. B. Bryant
Institute Orchestra
Prof
Johnson
Fire at Maurice McMillin's on W Spruce Street
About eight o'clock Saturday night a fire at the home of Mr and Mrs Maurice McMillin on W Spruce Street was rapidly devouring the kitchen. The volunteer fire department extinguished the blaze with little structural damage, but the household goods were heavily damaged by fire and water. The cottage is owned by Judge Agnew of Bonham and both the house and contents were insured.
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Maurice McMillin
W. Spruce Street
McMillin
Col. Gattis
Civic Contest Rewards Boys For Trash Cleanup
The Home Gardening and Civic committee of the PTA led by Mrs. Will Barbee plans prizes for the city’s white boys under fourteen who collect rubbish. The largest pile wins 1 50 dollars, followed by smaller rewards, with free theatre tickets for participants. Contest ends Saturday at 4 pm, judged by three citizens, and trash hauled to the dump at no cost. Community support urged.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Will Barbee
Methodist Church Services This Sunday
Preaching by the pastor at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Morning topic The Lesson to Learn in order to be Happy and Enjoy Life. Cordial invitation to all. Special offer this month The Sun one year Hollands and Farm and Ranch 10 months for $1.40.
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Sun
Farm & Ranch
Night Watchman Candidate for Re election Whitewright
W A Hamilton asks the Sun to note his bid for re election as night watchman of Whitewright. He has held multiple terms, earns little pay, patrols city by night, and is valued for his experience and acts of kindness to residents using night trains. His long service and public endorsements are cited as proof of fitness.
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W. A. Hamilton
Sun
Whitewright
Hamilton
Fire destroys Horton residence at Gowdy and Walnut
Between eight and nine oclock Thursday night a fire razed the home and household effects of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Horton at Gowdy and Walnut. The Hortons, away visiting relatives near Leonard, could not explain the cause. Neighbors suspect the north rooms or kitchen as the origin. Firemen contained the blaze after the structure and contents were nearly destroyed. Insurance covered eight hundred dollars on the building and three hundred on furnishings.
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8. C. Horton
Gowdy
Walnut Streets
Horton
Are You Rheumatic Try Sloan's Liniment
Consumers report quick relief from rheumatic pain by applying Sloan's Liniment to the sore area. The penetrating formula targets the joint or muscle surface for near immediate relief, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It is promoted for colds, swollen joints, lumbago, sciatica, and similar afflictions.
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Sloan’s
Sloan
Ask Commissioners To Change Figures For Bonds In Gray son County
A mass meeting in Sherman adopted a resolution asking the commissioners' court to rescind the order for an $800,000 bonds election at 5.5 percent and substitute an election on up to $900,000 bonds at 5 percent. Delegates from across the county backed raising the issue to match county valuation, with the court to decide next Monday.
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Grayson County
Sherman
G. A. Jones
Central Executive Committee
Commissioners Court
Steed
Judge Hassel
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad
When coughing and throat irritation make sleep impossible this remedy promises quick relief. Thousands say Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is the surest acting medicine for coughs colds croup and la grippe. For sale by Kirkpatrick Bryant.
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Foley
Kirkpatrick & Bryant
Parent Teachers Association meeting on Tuesday at 4
Mothers and teachers gather in the public school library next Tuesday at 4 for a money making program and a round table on Smiles versus Frowns. The PTA will discuss a cheerful disciplined approach to child welfare both at home and school and welcomes new members.
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Parent Teachers Association
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