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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1932

Page

3

Whitewright Items Highlight Local Elections and Events

A petition with about 150 voters asks four townsmen to run for aldermen in the upcoming city election. The issue notes births, deaths, school happenings, bank figures, and civic changes including Sherman adopting a commission form of government and a new bridge near Denison opening to traffic.

the Sun G. D. McCarty D. W. Davis Knox City W. P. Cameron & Sons R. L. Holcomb L. P. Sears Jennie Lee Kirkpatrick J. L. Kirkpatrick Wade Robbins Oak Hill Cemetery Gilmore Webster San Antonio West Point Military Academy Walter Hestand Dallas Whitewright W. H. Horton Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows B. B. Hall Sherman Red River Denison

Whitewright News in March 1920 Item Highlights

The Sun recalls events from March 12 1920 noting T J Chenoweth 80 dies at home March 7 an extreme cold snap harms oats and fruit Mrs H M Ryan builds a 12000 home near town Sam Armstrong moves to Haskell selling his dry goods business to Hudson Davis Co T B Moore runs for Whitewright mayor wind and dust storm damages property near town Cantrells home unroofed windmill damaged farm losses Rumsey Oliver sustains cuts after being blown into a wire fence hull conveyors at the

T. J. Chenoweth H. M. Ryan Sam Armstrong Haskell Hudson, Davis & Co T. B. Moore Whitewright J. L. Cantrell Rumsey Oliver Hull Conveyors

Kruschen Fat Reduction Claim From Norwich Woman

Mrs Ethel Smith of Norwich Connecticut says she lost 16 pounds with one Kruschen Salts bottle while on night duty she slept better and ate normally. The ad promises a four week supply for a few cents and offers money back if not convinced the product is safe for fat loss.

Ethel Smith Norwich Conn America

Chinese Army Now Largest in World At Nearly Two Million

Washington dispatch reports China maintains the world’s largest standing army, totaling about 1.9 million across the National, Szechwan, Shansi, Kwantung, and provincial units. Most troops are armed with modern rifles and machine guns. air force and chemical gear are limited. German officers influence training. soldiers rank low in Chinese society behind scholars and farmers.

Washington Chinese National Army Szechwan Kwantung Army China Chang Tso Lin

Where Editors Go and a Two-Cent Postage Bill

An elderly man visits the editor to repay a two-cent stamp. He demands a receipt, explaining he wants proof of paid bills when he reaches Heaven. The editor agrees reluctantly. The note ends with a teaser about Japan presenting China a reparations bill.

Heaven Hell

New Diphtheria Immunization Tested On Dallas Children

Dallas will test a new diphtheria immunization method using a salve applied to the body in three doses. Dr J W Bass will oversee free applications for a group of children, aiming to immunize about sixty days after treatment. The method, praised for being painless, contrasts with injections and follows reports of success in Austria Germany New York and Chicago.

Texas E. Loewenstein Vienna Dallas J. W. Bass European Austria Germany United States New York Chicago Bass City Health Department Dallas News

LaGrange Editor Declares Run for Congressman-at-Large

Ben F Harigel editor of the LaGrange Journal and well known Texas small town journalist announces his candidacy for Congressman at Large as a true blue Democrat. native Texan and reform advocate says he has many friends eager to support his campaign though he has never held public office.

Ben F. Harigel LaGrange LaGrange Journal Texas Harigel

Time is Discontinued as Texas Post Offices List

The Postal Guide shows Time in Sabine County discontinued. Thirteen Texas post offices have fallen by the wayside, with six established and two renamed. Joinerville is listed as a new Texas Post Office, while Toyahvale is re established and several name changes occur.

United States Postal Department Time Sabine County Texas Blox Citrusgrove Dinkins Evansville Hud Lakeland Maxey Pinckney Smith Ferry Steepcreek Stewart Tosca Town Bluff Joinerville East Texas del Mar Dies Etter Hamilton Dam Kerrick Samfordyce la Joya Galenapark Galena Park Toyahvale

Community Work Day Beautifies Cross Roads Cemetery

On Monday morning February 29 a group of men and boys joined numerous women for a cemetery beautification day at Cross Roads cemetery. The event featured a noon lunch and songs by visiting singers from Moreland and Westminster. Local residents and visitors including Joe Tate Doyle Matthews Merritt Caraway Lee Hampton and Mildred Caraway are noted, with road work on highway 160 moving toward completion.

Cross Roads Joe Tate Leonard George Miller Sherman Albert Gentry Moreland Westminster Patsy Jean Petty Martha Grissom Muskogee Okla W. A. Bates Doyle Matthews J. R. Fogle Whitewright Mesdames Rube Frazier Maurice Hughes Lota Frazier Farmersville Clarence Evans Near Leonard Charley Clark Dallas Mildred Caraway Merritt Caraway Highway No. 160 Collin County Lee Hampton S. E. Magers Homer Sanderson S. B. Martin S. A. Goldin Mesdames Doyle Jim Matthews Bill Webster Valdasta

Bells Dry Goods Ad Drives Sun Promotion in Bells

W S Roddy Jr owner of Bells Dry Goods, in business over twenty years, advertises in The Sun to reach Bells subscribers. He notes customers read Sun ads and values a local paper. Roddy Sr was a pioneer merchant, and the Roddy family long supported local journalism.

the Sun Bells Dry Goods Company Bells W. S. Roddy Jr Sun Roddy W. S. Roddy Sr

Towns Miss News Paper When Local Paper Vanishes

The piece notes the rising cost of producing newspapers over fifteen years has driven many small towns to lose their papers, including Bells. It argues that a town only misses its paper after it disappears, not before.

Bells

Banker predicts women will own all wealth by 2035

The Weston Leader notes a banker forecast that women will control all national wealth by 2035, adding a pointed quip that by then they will be welcome to ours, highlighting sharper social attitudes of the period.

Weston

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