Whitewright notices plan District Fair exhibits and Bargain Day
The item urges planning for Whitewright District Fair exhibits in late September and announces Bargain and Trades Day on the third Monday each month starting in April. It mentions chicken entries for the poultry show and praises municipal cooperation ideas from Honey Grove and California. It also quotes a Chicago Tribune headline about Coolidge and notes editor concerns from Arkansas.
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Whitewright District
Whitewright
Official test of new pumper to be held March 11
The Van Alstyne Leader reports an invitation to Jim Waggoner of the Whitewright Sun and Clyde Massie of Howe bucket brigade for the pumper test on Tuesday March 11. A chair and platform will be set for the guests as officials anticipate a lively event reflecting strong local business activity.
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Jim Waggoner
Whitewright Sun
Clyde Massie
Howe, Texas
Waggoner
Clyde
van Alstyne
Whitewright
Van
Pump er throws water over tallest Van building
The operation appears to test a pump feature capable of spraying water over the city’s tallest building in Van. Details on scale or outcome are not confirmed in the readable text.
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Arkansas
Texas
Van
Mobs Mistakes Highlight Dangers of Mob Law
In a Honey Grove Signal reflection, a Florida youth confessed to killing his parents and, a year earlier, admitted killing his two sisters, exposing how mobs misidentify suspects. The case shows officers rescuing two wrongly accused negroes from lynching and underscores the need to protect prisoners and rely on regular judicial processes.
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Florida
Georgia
Honey Grove
Quotes and quips on politics and honesty across papers
A collage of editorial quips comments on wartime governance costs chewing gum vs books honesty in politics and misread lamps held by editors and journalists across Toledo Blade The Passing Show Tacoma Ledger Columbus Ohio State Journal and others offer wry observations on public virtue and political rhetoric.
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America
London
Columbus
Ohio State Journal
Silas Hare for Judge of Fifteenth District Court
Judge Silas Hare announces re election bid for the Fifteenth District Court in Grayson County The editorial from Denison Daily Herald lauds his learning fairness and business like docket management urging voters to keep the judiciary clean and trustworthy.
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Silas Hare
Fifteenth District Court
the Sun
Judge Hare
Texas
Grayson County
Denison Daily Herald
The
Sun
Herald
Palace of the Great
Hare
Editorial Sparks Tradeoffs of Oil and Policy Across Papers
A collage of editorial quips criticizes oil politics and public policy. Notes from Pittsburgh and Brooklyn urge honesty in energy matters while Minnesota, New York, Eugene and Akron papers weigh education, taxation, housing, and social responsibility. A European critic questions building design as a paying teller proves a focus on civic relevance.
Texas Banks Fourth in Deposits After Northeast States
Texas country banks rank fourth in deposits behind New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Texas shows nearly as much in individual checking as the seven Pacific States combined totaling 278 283 000 versus Texas 256 497 000. Bank deposits illustrate a country’s prosperity and hint at broader Texas prosperity in manufacturing.
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Treasury Department
Texas
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Pacific States
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
Golden West
Texas Compares Manufacturing Boom With Past Cotton Trade
Texas expands cotton mills and manufacturing, benifiting from capital growth. Community figures celebrate Dad Lynn founder of the Tri-City Symphony, whose work inspired Pecos Toyah and Barstow. San Augustine merchants offer a 600 dollar prize for farm prize contest. Amarillo Ad Club plans an old fashioned farmers sale day to boost local commerce.
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Texas
Midas
Richard Lynn
Pecos
Tri- City
Smmphony
Toyah
Barstow
West Texas
Lynn
San Augustine
Amarillo Ad Club
Passing Show Vision Guides Town Country Fellowship
The text discusses Texas towns fostering fellowship between town and country communities to generate goodwill benefiting all. It notes the challenge in selecting suitable films and includes a London opinion about elderly pedestrians dodging vehicles, reflecting on changing mobility and driver behavior as a broader issue.
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Texas
London
Judge Cluer
Londor
Cinema at Mental Hospitals Aims for Nationwide Access
Entertainment screenings are planned for inmates in major U S mental asylums nationwide. Programs seek to bring films to patients across institutions, expanding cultural offerings as part of hospital services.
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United States
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