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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1929
Page
4
The Whitewright Sun lists Waggoner and Doss as owners and publishers with a $1.50 yearly subscription paid in advance. Notices of entertainments and memorials will be charged at ad rates. The note cites local civic boosterism and a quotation about politicians and merchants, urging home trade and spring building.
A Dallas jury last week sentenced Hunt, a Tennessee man, to death for the street car conductor murder. During trial Hunt acted violently, requiring restraints and gagging by the sheriff to keep order. The verdict reflects strong punishment and a stance that such crimes may deter insanity and violence.
Fayetteville News recounts a young woman misinterpreting a washing machine hole as a water outlet. The piece contrasts her upbringing with marriage to a poor but proud man and criticizes rich girls for knowing little about electricity beyond luxuries.
A collage of quoted editorial lines and headlines from The New York Evening Post Arkansas Gazette Washington Post San Diego Union Detroit Free Press and others. It notes views on the Fed Reserve tele vision government roles and public policy with a satirical tone and sharp commentary.
The article argues marriage does not free women from chores and praises the washing ritual. It contrasts modern devices with traditional rub boards, urging readers to find happiness in homemaking and personal resolve, citing the Dallas News State Press.
Washington report lists several epigrammatic lines from President Hoover's inaugural address. The quotes touch on building a new civilization, justice as a safeguard of freedom, legality of liquor, law enforcement duties, self government, nonexpansionist aims, peace through defense, and avoiding electioneering in government.
A concise quote praising national affection and trust in citizens. The speaker asserts faith in the people's capacity integrity and high purpose.
A reader explains why men endure responsibility and sacrifice. The excerpt discusses courage in facing work and family duty, persistence through hardship, and the tension between personal dreams and obligation. The piece appears in Garland News.
The text frames sleep as the most vital function, arguing we eat to sleep and sleep to live. Endurance racers illustrate sleep’s primacy as recovery, noting sleeplessness causes metabolic cost while deep, undisturbed sleep accelerates repair. Clinical Medicine supports these claims.
The town marshal seized Caporal cigarette packs depicting actresses as the grocer invoiced last week. Sie Kilden visited Clair Han cock’s house to question where hogs came from, while Clair suggested hunger makes a dozen seem like three. Dock Hocks, now deputy, prepares for the Musket Ridge protracted meeting, noted for his earlier fit of anger.
Sim Flinders threatens to depart the community if taxes are not reduced. Washington Hocks responds that neither he nor anyone else can lower taxes, but if Sim moves he will dismantle the stove pipe and assist in gathering the children.
Atlas Peck shares pride in a young hound at his house. The pup is active with feet and ears driving its early learning and movement. Atlas notes feet to get about and ears to hear as the key traits.
Enthusiastic patron praise signals confidence in the extensive showing at M. C. Spivy & Co. Bonham. The note promises big new stocks with unmatchable values, inviting customers to visit and be impressed by the offerings.
Residents from Whitewright traveled to Denison last week to hear Al Jolson in the Sing ing Fool at the Rialto Theatre. The group included Mrs. H. T. Atterberry, Miss Ethel Gordon, Mrs. Glenn Doss, Miss Ruth Cox, Mrs. W. C. Bailey, Miss Cecil Doss, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hamilton, Mrs. Mark Montgomery, Mrs. Maude Gray, Miss Katherine Montgomery, Jack Barbee, Findley Haile, W. O. Brents, and Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
The Denison screening drew many Whitewright residents including Mrs. B. G. Gowdy Miss Lena Mae Gowdy Miss Alberta Blanton Mrs. W. J. Hewitt and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. White with children among others.
The Indianapolis News suggests the governor of Oklahoma may wield limited power and that his private secretary could become the real power behind the scenes. The remark frames the secretary as a potential influence in state affairs.
A Chicago roundup resulted in the arrest of every thousandth person, described with tongue in cheek as one man in a thousand in Chicago. The quip underscores the broad police action and public risk perception.
The project aims to build a robust long distance cable system with 50 mile repeater stations and circuits over 300 channels. When completed it promises speed and dependability by reducing reliance on long pole lines and expanding trunk lines for shorter town traffic.
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