Peter Rabbit learns patience on pockets from Nimbleheels
Peter Rabbit laments not having pockets while Nimbleheels the Jumping Mouse returns with seeds. Nimbleheels points out Peter’s appetite and nature’s balance, suggesting pockets would not suit him. Peter concedes Mother Nature knows best after considering the seed meal and his big appetite.
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A. T. Scott Celebrates 87th Birthday at Pilot Grove Home
A. T. Scott and his descendants gathered Sunday March 11 at his Pilot Grove residence to mark his 87th birthday anniversary. Born in Kentucky and long-time Texas resident, he enjoys healthful routines and reading. Attendees included numerous Scott family members from Waxahachie Sherman Tom Bean Whitewright Van Alstyne and nearby towns.
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A. T. Scott
Mr. Scott
Kentucky
Texas
Sherman
Pilot Grove
W. H. Scott
Waxahachie
H. V. Beardsley
Elizabeth Barr
Dallas
J. B. Allison
Rufus Scott
Tom Bean
A. L. Scott
Otis Williams
Spring Babies Healthier Says Swedish Scientist
Stockholm reports that babies born in spring have a better outlook for life and health than those born in autumn or winter. Prof Ivar Broman notes the first tender period is crucial. proper warmth clothing and nutrition help mitigate seasonal effects, though spring birth shows lower mortality than winter births.
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Stockholm
Ivar Broman
Nature
Utility firms win appliance selling rights in Texas Supreme Court
The Texas Supreme Court ruled that public service companies may retail appliances related to their commodities. The case involved the San Antonio Public Service Company and gas and electrical appliance sales. The high court upheld the Civil Appeals decision allowing retail of the appliances.
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Jesus Answered by Faith Beyond Palestine in Lesson
A Sunday School reflection notes Jesus stayed mostly in Galilee and Judea, with one Gentile crossing into Syria where a Canaanitish woman’s faith led Him to heal her daughter, illustrating strong faith beyond Jewish boundaries. It ends with a stray line on outdoor soldering with acetylene.
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Syria
Good Roads Across Canada and Lagoda's Frozen Days
Canadians enjoy surfaced roads totaling nearly four times Earth's circumference. In Europe Lagoda the largest lake freezes about 120 days yearly.
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Europe
Want Ads and Local Notices From Sherman TX
Classified items include a gas range for sale or trade by Mrs. Earl Hill a monument business advertisement for F W Hudson at 331 W Lamar St Sherman Texas and an auto loan offer from Auto Finance Company manager F W Creager. Also a thank you note from Mr and Mrs J H Looney and grandchildren for kindness after Alice D Galeys death.
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F. W. Hudson
Sherman Steam Marble and Granite Works
W. Lamar St
Sherman, Texas
Auto Finance Company
F. W. Creager
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Alice D. Galey
Mr. Waldo
Legionnaires
J. H. Looney
Gordonville State Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
Gordonville Texas February 13 1934 stockholders meet at the bank in Gordonville on March 19 1934 at 10 00 to elect directors vote on amending the charter relocating the bank from Gordonville to Collinsville Grayson County Texas and to transact other business W J Gardiner Cashier 41 m8
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Red Letter Mahurin Sunday Dinner at the Barton Home
A large gathering filled the Barton home in Mahurin Sunday with guests from Commerce Greenville Tom Bean and Savoy. The host family and helpers, including Mrs. Perry Jones and Mrs. J. C. Ross, served a dinner that lifted spirits. Mrs. Barton is improving after illness, and well wishes go to Mrs. Jim Ryon. The Whitewright Sun team is praised for improving.
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W. T. Ross
Commerce
I. L. Ross
Greenville
J. C. Ross
Ernie Ryon
Ernest Rino
Henry Cantrell
Chic Ryon
Jim Ryon
Homer Ryon
Dormer Ryan
Savoy
Perry Jones
Tom Bean
Whitewright
Jones opposed government loans to newspapers in RFC plan
Washington officials rejected loans to newspapers under the mortgage company scheme tied to NRA small industry aid. Jesse H. Jones, RFC chairman and Houston publisher, declined to comment beyond his position that government loans to papers should not be made.
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Texas
Publishers Finance Corporation
Raleigh
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North Carolina
TEST GRAYSON CATTLE SHERMAN
Grayson County cattle tuberculosis drive shows overall success during first week says Johnnie Walker district supervisor in Sherman He notes testing was voluntary with quarantine as the alternative and reports little opposition Farmers are urged to keep cattle penned until veterinarians arrive Also mentions sale of typewriter supplies at Sun office.
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Grayson County
Johnnie Walker
Walker
Political Announcements for Local Offices in Democratic Primary
The Sun announces candidates subject to July Democratic primary. Sheriff FRANK REECE. Assessor-Collector R B Caraway and J C Allred. Justice of the Peace Prec 3 Pp Janway J L Cantrell. Public Weigher TOM BRICE and HAROLD Doss.
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Harold Doss
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