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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1965
Page
2
Each year about a quarter million shamrocks arrive from Ireland into the United States. U S Department of Agriculture inspectors check boxes and letters for pests and fumigate any potential infestations before distribution so buyers can wear the green with pride this St Patrick's Day.
The State of Texas issues a wide civil notice to numerous individuals and entities including William R. Caruthers and others, guardians, trustees, and corporations. It commands them to appear by filing an answer to the plaintiff's petition at or before 10 o clock A M on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance.
A report details a humorous incident where four monkeys sit at a table playing cards at the zoo, with the keeper noting they are simply "playing for peanuts." The local item appears amid other notices in The Whitewright Sun.
A storekeeper offers a job to a college graduate with a menial task. A golfer loses balls and laments never having an old ball. A bride-to-be jokes about four children based on statistics that every fifth birth is Chinese.
Bill tells Sue he now owns a car, a house, and a thousand dollars in the bank before proposing. Sue asks who is speaking, then agrees to marry him.
A bishop exclaims Grand Coulee after striking his thumb with a hammer, while a nearby listener reacts with questions about the phrase.
The exchange notes a claim that the dam is the largest in the world, with the Bishop affirming the boast amid discussion of the project.
A supervisor questions Jones after a company party admission of pushing a wheelbarrow through the street late at night. Jones confirms he was drunk and the matter is under investigation.
A overheard exchange shows the boss asking about the possible loss of prestige from actions previously taken. The worker recalls riding in the wheelbarrow as part of the incident, illustrating the unusual episode that shaped perceptions of the business.
Mr and Mrs Dean Watson and daughter Karen of Bells visited Mrs Watsons parents Mr and Mrs W D Williams Sunday.
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