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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1920
Page
5
Local items show W O Brents millet seed sales and tire services by G W Parker. People visit from Denison Dallas Denton and Honey Grove for funerals, millinery, and church services. Discharges noted for Garnett Buchanan and Frank Ragsdale as they return to private life.
Old casings accepted for restoration to like new condition. The service promises savings on your casing bill and urges customers to bring in their items.
Mrs. J F Blanton left Floydada after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J D Badgett. R L Holcomb sold his Miller residence to Elder W N Carter in northwest Whitewright. William D Hodges returned to Washington DC for a Census Bureau position after wartime service. Fire department battled a small east Whitewright blaze that burned a building to the ground without insurance. Mr J D Yates and Mrs Kula Spradling wed last Saturday at Mrs Nash’s home with Rev W J Epting officiating. Er W Robbins reports thirty six acres of fine wheat east of town, a large field for the area. The Sun urges printed stationery for farmers. Sherman friends of the late T B Moore attend his funeral, with locals from several nearby towns in attendance.
A fragmented ad text cites Colds Cause Grip and Influenza with Laxative Brom Quinine tablets. It notes there is only one Bromo Quinine and mentions E. W. Grove’s signature on the box. The readable portion hints at a medicine branding detail and a signature label.
Brice Garland sells his stake in City Meat Market to Lester Hileman of near Van Alstyne. Hileman will be active after April 1. Garland Bros previously owned the business. D. S. McMillin traveled to Marlin for a few weeks then returned for T. B. Moore's funeral.
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