Whitewright Sun subscription notice and wartime pledge
The Whitewright Sun announces subscription terms: one year one dollar six months sixty cents three months thirty five cents. The notice explains payment timing and that subscriptions expire on the first of the month and requests notification if the paper is not received. It also states the paper has enlisted with the government for the period of the war.
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Prohibition Bill Signed by Governor Hobby Sets Dry Date
Governor Hobby signs statewide prohibition into law with effect 90 days after Legislature adjourns, potentially making Texas dry by June 26 if not overturned. Leading prohibitionists W. H. Wolfe and Judge Riddle back Hobby for governor citing his role in enacting the laws. A near accident on Elm Street reports a three year old child narrowly missing a crossing as a driver slows to safety.
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Hobby
Texas
W.H. Wolfe
Judge Riddle
Elm Street
Legislature free to act later if not passed now
Whitewright Sun and Sherman Courier debate delaying laws to avoid overreach while war news remains unpromising. They urge allowing the Legislature to enact proper bills and then stop. The Sherman paper extols newspapers as stabilizers and warns a city could not function without one. A church deed states forfeiture of title if any non New Testament practices occur, orphans ownership to nearby church.
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Whitewright Sun
Sherman Courier
Whitewright
Sherman
T H Truett's Furniture Store News
T. H. Truett bills a wide furniture selection in Whitewright offering rockers chairs tables and ice boxes at promotional prices. He notes Kroehler davenports as the best and promises a larger stock and a complete line from his store.
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Kroehler
Whitewright
T. B. Trouett
Chichester S
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Chichester
Sevon
TERS
Grayson County Plans Repairs To Court House
Grayson county commissioners court met in Sherman to review architect John W Tulloch plans for courthouse repairs. About 12000 dollars is expected to be spent on the temple of justice with bids to be advertised and a contract let after plans are approved.
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Sherman
Texas
Grayson County Commissioners’ Court
John W. Tulloch
Temple of Justice
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Drives Out Malaria
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic drives out malaria enriches the blood and builds up the system. A true tonic for adults and children. 60c.
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Grove
Visit Highlights From Whitesboro And Sherman Area
Kentuckytown residents Mr and Mrs E D Shook and daughter Gladys of Whitesboro visited Mrs F E Vittitoe and sister Miss Allie Shook T J Falls of Ranger and other relatives stayed with Rev John Skaggs and family Judge Steed of Sherman spoke Sunday on food conservation Mrs Cobb has returned from Sherman sanitarium after an operation two weeks ago Mr and Mrs Claud Phillips were Sherman visitors Monday The War Council meets here every Thursday at 8 pm Come out and learn how to help your Uncle Sammie Be loyal to your country It behooves the United States to show the Nation where she stands and it behooves you to show your neighbors where you stand
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E. D. Shook
Gladys
Whitesboro
F. E. Vittitoe
Allie Shook
T. J. Falls
Ranger
John Skaggs
Judge Steed
Sherman
Claud Phillips
War Council
Sammie
United States
Classified Ads Include Wood Cutters and Livestock
A notice lists W C Cook seeking several men to cut wood and J J Looney Whitewright route 3 selling Bois d arc posts and black timber. Also George German offering a few four month old Duroc Jersey male pigs with War Savings Stamp fund drive messaging from W S S urging thrift and investment.
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J. J. Looney
Whitewright
Duroc
Jersey
George German
Federal income tax brief outlines 1918 filings
A concise guide to 1918 federal income tax filings and exemptions. It notes April 1 1918 filing deadline and June 15 payment, requires single filers with 1917 income of 1000 or more and married couples with 2000 or more, and details penalties for fraud or late returns. It covers exemptions, who may file for ill or absent individuals, and permissible deductions for various professions and situations.
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Internal Revenue
United States
U.S
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