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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
4
The Attorney General's ruling declares that wild birds and their nests are owned by the people through the Legislature and bans taking or possessing nests or eggs except for a limited list of birds. No law authorizes the State Game Fish and Oyster Commissioner to permit such taking for scientific purposes.
Notice of Election to be held at Whitewright city hall Grayson county Texas on the first Saturday in April 1919 for four school trustees to two year terms. Election to follow state laws with returns to the district Board of Education. J M Carter S S Doss and J M Sturdivant appointed to conduct the vote. R H May President R W Gallaher Secretary March 20 1919.
A Tyler Texas ad states demand for telegraph operators is high with railroads offering incentives to students. It touts a large telegraph school with complete facilities and claims placement on major Southwestern roads and in Western Union and Postal Telegraph offices after graduation.
Historical medical note cites Garrod and Strauss on kidney elimination and uric acid buildup in gout and rheumatism. Advocates increased water intake and diuresis with Anuric tablets, offering a trial package for 10 cents via Dr. Pierce’s hotel in Buffalo.
A partial balance sheet lists U S bonds pledged as collateral and unpledged securities for State deposits. It notes Liberty Loan Bonds and assets such as the banking house value, vault cash, reserve with Federal Reserve, and receivables. Total liabilities appear with a 10,000.00 line and reserve distribution details.
Bank ledgers list customers liabilities and bank assets including acceptances U S Bonds Liberty Loans and U S notes. It details securities reserves deposits, interest earned, circulating notes, and various deposit and liability figures with specific values shown.
Residents note continued presence in the community with little sickness. Miss Callie Taylor returns after a long illness while Sam Crawford, J. H. Crawford’s eldest son, contracts fever. The ladies of the Methodist church are involved in local affairs.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church held a box supper last Saturday at the W. O. W. Hall. Our singing class is thriving and visited Canaan to sing with them. A weekly singing gathering continues at the Methodist church each Sunday afternoon, inviting all to listen or join. Miss Nola Reeves returned home from Commerce for the weekend.
Eat slowly and chew thoroughly. Eat little meat and skip supper. If sour stomach persists, take one Cham berlain's Tablet before bed. Ad.
A Freezone application allegedly neutralizes corns instantly and allows painless removal. Sold at drug stores for a few cents, the product claims to remove hard and soft corns and calluses between the toes without irritation, attributed to a Cincinnati inventor.
A fine imported coach horse in a farming breeder's barn stands 16 1 2 hands high and will be eight this spring. He won first prize at the Dallas Fair in 1916 weighing 1620 lbs. The stallion is dark mahogany bay and breeds true to color. Free breeding for every sorrel colt from this horse. Insurance to cover a living colt costs 15 dollars.
This note describes an extra fine Jack with a wish for customers to call and see him. It mentions stock enthusiasts would appreciate the animal and that he was fired by an imported Jack from Spain.
An advertisement lists Warrior Jack a black jack with mealy nose and strong build from Tennessee lineage owned by Warren and Nail of Wolfe City, with a high breeding line including Old Barcelona. Also offers an Iron-Gray stallion 16.5 hands high descendant of Fav orite horse priced at $12.50 to insure a living colt, both urging stock lovers to inquire before breeding.
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