Texas schools face drastic $6 apportionment threat
A letter from H W Stilwell of Texarkana warns Supt F W Smith that next year's scholastic apportionment could drop to $6.00, with a possible 65 to 74 percent cut in current school funding and dire impact on Whitewright and Texas schools. The piece notes existing deficits, missed tuition from the state, and the looming crisis for instruction and overhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Stilwell
Texarkana
State Teachers Association
F. W. Smith
Texas
Department of Government
Whitewright
Fishery Bureau output tops 100 million game fish in 1932
The Bureau of Fisheries produced over 100 million game fish in 1932, led by Loch Haven trout with a 23 million output. The record highlights state of hatchery work and species totals for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Fisheries
Loch Haven
Ayres to Open Dry Goods Store in Whitewright
T. W. Ayres and son Chas of Trenton have leased the Bryant building in Whitewright to open a new dry goods store around April 15. The Whitewright operation will be run by Chas Ayres, with the elder Ayres continuing his Trenton shop. The store will offer a full stock of dry goods and ready to wear at prices expected to rise before fall.
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T. W. Ayres and Son
Chas, FE. Ayres
Trenton
Bryant
Lilley Dry Goods Co
Mr. Ayres
Whitewright
Ayres
Ayses
Roosevelt
Hoover
Texas
Chas. E. Ayres
Rotary Club Intercity Meeting Connects Garland and Whitewright
The Rotary Clubs of Garland and Whitewright held a joint meeting in Garland on Tuesday evening with most Whitewright members attending. President White of Garland chaired the luncheon and greetings were extended by Hot Alexander formerly of Whitewright.
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Rotary Clubs
Garland
Whitewright
Garland Club
Whitewright Club
West Texas
White
Alexander
W. R. Hooper
F. M. Echols
John Silman
Martha Jo Sears
Lucille LaRoe
F. W. Smith
Smith
Rotary
Red Clover Boosts Seed Crop And Soil Health
The Department of Agriculture notes red clover is valuable as a seed crop and aids soil restoration, fitting well into short crop rotations.
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Department of Agriculture
Ozonized Air Advocated by Rome Doctor for Wound Treatment
Dr Maurizio of Rome promotes ozonized air as a germ killing wound treatment. Ozone is oxygen with three atoms per molecule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurizio
Rome
Italy
Death claims one of Whitewrights best loved men
Funeral services for Sam H Montgomery aged 67 were held at the Presbyterian Church with Dr J F Fender and Rev Joe M Russell officiating. Interment followed in Oak Hill Cemetery. Montgomery, a lifelong Whitewright resident, died after a long illness. Surviving are his wife six daughters four sons and many relatives. He was a Whitewright city secretary and an elder of the Presbyterian Church with deep community regard.
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Sam H. Montgomery
Presbyterian Church
J. F. Fender
Joe M. Russell
Terrell
Dr. Fender
Mr. Montgomery
Mr. Russell
Oak Hill Cemetery
J. D. Hoard
F. M. Echols
R. L. Johnson
W. L. Mangr
Grayson County
Honey Grove
Cumberland University
Lebanon, Tenn
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Lebanon
Sam Jones
Canaan
Whitewright
Montgomery
Kate King
Savoy
Whitewright Lodge No. 167
E. H. Pendleton
Farmersville
Blanche Montgomery
Grafton Montgomery
Houston
Jim P
Sam H. Jr
Dick Montgomery
King Montgomery
Bob Montgomery
Mae Blaine
Florida
Sam Montgomery
Marion King
J. B. King
Kate King Hastings
Clifton Moody
B. Sprayberry
Dallas
Jim Wallace
Dorchester
J. B. Honaker
M. D. Honaker
Etta Cox
Lida Pendleton
Elizabeth Pendleton
H. H. Sandle
Vivian Woodard
Pat Honaker
Jasmine Sheppard
L. M. LaRoe
Leonard
J. F. LaRoe
Rose LaRoe
Joe Williams
Greenville
W. Smitham
Wichita Falls
M. W. King
Gertrude King
W. B. Hestand
Slaton
T. C. Butts
E. O. Thomas
Tom Bean
Fern Inger and Son
Detroit
Wilbur Carter
Sherman
Langmuir detects single atoms despite tiny sample size
Dr. Irving Langmuir of New York claims a method to detect even one atom in a specimen the size of a pea. He notes that losing a collar button under a bureau would be negligible in comparison to such precision.
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Irving Langmuir
New York
Polargraph analyzes chemical contents of liquors
Jaroslav Heyrovsky of Prague develops a polargraph that automatically analyzes chemical contents of liquor and other liquids, enabling rapid testing and quality assessment.
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Jaroslav Heyrovsky
Prague
City to Haul Rubbish Over Next Few Days
The city will haul cans and rubbish in upcoming days. Residents are urged to place unburnable trash in convenient spots before the wagon arrives to keep the town cleaner.
Question of 3.2 beer real or near settled by publisher
Harvey Conover of Modern Brewery answered Dallas Chamber of Commerce by letter. He listed old brands with alcohol by weight: Schlitz Pale 3.15, Pabst Blue Ribbon 2.97, Red White and Blue 2.75, Doppelbrau 2.97, Bavarian 2.97, Jung Pilsner 2.86, Tosetti Bohemian 2.55, and Anheuser Busch Budweiser 3.8. He said 3.2 will be popular and profitable until repeal.
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Dallas
Harvey Conover
Modern Brewery
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Conover
Schlitz
Pabst
Doppelbrau
Jung Brewing Company
Pilsner
Tosetti
Anheauser-Busch
Trades Day and Rodeo Draw Big Whitewright Crowd
The Whitewright community hosted a large trades day and rodeo on the third Monday. A Brahma steer debut spurred excitement as Otto Russell plans future rodeos.
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Whitewright
Otto Russell
Hobart Thrasher
Hobart
Roosevelt Signs Beer Measure
President Roosevelt signed the beer bill at 2 p.m. in the White House Cabinet room to allow sale of 3.2 per cent alcohol beer after mid night on April 6. Vice President Garner added his signature earlier. Prohibitionists weighed injunctions or Supreme Court appeals to block the measure.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Garner
Congress
Pacific Coast
Supreme Court
Wheels Stolen From Emmet Penn’s Garage
Emmet Penn found his car resting on four stacks of bricks after thieves removed the wheels overnight. The robbers left the vehicle propped up, and no suspects had been found by Wednesday. Penn said the bricks will ease fitting new wheels and expressed thanks for the kindness.
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Emmet Penn
Book Review Here Sunday Afternoon at Central Christian Church
The Friday Literary Club sponsors the third monthly review by Miss Gladys Ray at 3 p.m. Sunday. She will discuss Merry Go Round by two Washington reporters, a political satire that cost them their jobs but earned them a fortune from sales. The public is invited.
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Friday Literary Club
Central Christian Church
Gladys Ray
Washington
Recovery of Stolen Auto Wheels Leads to Arrest
Two auto wheels and casings stolen from Bob Sears and Andrew Pierce were recovered in Greenville on Wednesday. A young Greenville man was arrested in connection with the theft. Constable Joe Riddle pursued the case solo, visited Sherman Grayson County jail to secure the suspect, and earned a reward for solving the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Sears
Andrew Pierce
Greenville
Joe Riddle
Grayson County
Sherman
Riddle
Congress Must Reinstate Dismissed Washington Officer
It takes an act of Congress to reinstate a policeman dismissed from the Washington police force. The statement underscores the federal role in police personnel decisions and the potential for legislative intervention.
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Congress
Washington
Interscholastic Debate Set at Whitewright High
Whitewright high school debate team led by Sonny Hancock and Robert Doss will clash with Whitesboro at the high school auditorium Friday night at 7 30 in the first Interscholastic League debate of the season. The topic asks whether at least fifty percent of all state taxes should come from sources other than tangible assets. The Whitewright team defends the affirmative. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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Whitewright High School
Sonny Hancock
Robert Doss
Whitesboro High School
Whitewright
Declamation Winners Named for Local Contest
Winners announced from the grammar school event include Sara Kathryn Atterberry and Marjorie Nell Blanton in junior divisions, Joe Thomas May and Dorothy LaRoe in high school categories, plus Frances Hedgpeth and Boyd Newman. Winners advance to the county meet in Sherman on April 1.
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Grammar School
Sherman
Sara Kathryn Atterberry
Boyd Newman
Marjorie Nell Blanton
Joe Thomas May
Dorothy LaRoe
Frances Hedgpeth
Leonard Pastors to Exchange Pulpits Sunday
Leonard Methodist Church pastor Dev J. F. Blackburn will share pulpits with Rev. L. G. Hagard of Whitewright Methodist Church Sunday morning. Whitewright Methodists urged to attend with a large congregation. Evening service canceled to allow attendance at Baptist Church for greeting Rev. G. C. Ivins, the new pastor.
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Dev. J. F. Blackburn
Leonard Methodist Church
L. G. Hagard
Whitewright Methodist Church
Whitewright
Three Month Pentecostal Revival Concludes
The revival started December 11 in the Reed building then moved to the telephone building and closed Sunday night. Rev. O T Killen of Trenton led with his wife and sister assisting and 27 new members formed a Pentecostal church at Thursday’s service. Fifteen converts will be baptized Sunday at 3 PM at the First Baptist Church.
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Reed Building
Telephone
O. T. Killen
Trenton
Killen
First Baptist Church
Farm Bill Passes House 315 to 98
Washington report notes the House approved a farm bill 315 to 98 with 39 Republicans and 4 Farmer-Laborites in support. The bill grants Secretary Wallace broad powers to manage surpluses and reduce acreages including domestic allotments, land rental retirements, and cotton planting reductions via government options.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Senate
White House
Farmer-Laborite
Wallace
Engraved and Printed Cards and Announcements Available
Readable notices indicate engraved or printed cards, invitations, and announcements obtainable for various events. The text suggests options for orders, customization, and delivery, emphasizing quality and timing for special occasions.
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William Phillips
Cordell Hull
Mr. Phillips
Rotary Club
Mr. Conover
Lillian Harvey
Hollywood
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