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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1927

Page

2

Sherman Women Win Attendance Banner at W M U Meeting

The Baptist Woman's Missionary Union of the Grayson County Association held a Friday meeting in Sherman. First Baptist Church, Sherman led with 30 attendees, the largest delegation. The event featured devotions, addresses, reports from multiple churches, and a $25 donation to rebuild Rocksprings Church after a cyclone.

Baptist Woman’s Missionary Union Grayson County Association First Baptist Church Sherman W. C. Cook Clyde Witt L. D. Thayer Oscar Jones Claude Johnston Baptist Church Rocksprings Whitewright County Association

Flood Bonds and Human Toll From Mississippi Valley Crisis

A letter to Miss Mida Mc Gillicuddy from her cousin in Vicksburg, Miss., describes flood chaos across the Mississippi Valley. The seawall fears, refugee camps, and vast rescues by boats show thousands displaced, disease risk, and witnesses to loss. the sadness centers on a four year old girl with twin infant sisters among the bereaved.

Mississippi Valley Mida McGillicuddy Cole Avenue Bart la Hatte Vicksburg Barth National Park Red Cross

Doctor Pierce’s Herbal Remedies Gain Wide Praise

Dr. R. V. Pierce is celebrated for his herbal medicines that endured as top sellers. His Golden Medical Discovery is sold as a stomach alterative to improve blood, skin, and complexion, with liquid or tablet forms widely available and a 10 cent trial offer.

R. V. Pierce Dr. Pierce

Black Sheep Jerry Leads Lambs to Slaughter at Armour Plant

In Chicago on May 4 a figure named Jerry at the Armour & Co. plant is described as a bellwether for slaughter, guiding lambs through yards to pens where they are killed. The piece portrays him as treacherous, accepting chewing tobacco and reveling in the role.

Chicago Jerry Armour & Co

Grayson County Reports 18646 Scholastics for 1927

Census figures filed by County Superintendent George W. Acton show 18 646 scholastics enrolled in Grayson County for 1927. Golden Rule Whitesboro Whitewright and Van Alstyne lead districts outside Sherman and Denison. Independent districts list Whitewright Common School District merged with Whitewright Independent District.

George W. Acton Grayson County Golden Rule Whitesboro Whitewright van Alstyne Sherman Denison Whitewright Common Ida Cannon Eseuweose Rose Hill Kentuckytown Tom Bean Canaan Betheleo Pilot Grove

TELLING THE COOK Customer Chicken Croquettes Please

A playful restaurant exchange turns on a pun as a customer requests chicken croquettes and the waiter replies with a joke about fowl. The moment captures a light dining-room interaction.

Rescue Amid Floods Tale From Dallas News

A survivor recounts a girl clinging to her babies during floods, begging not to be touched as she searches for her parents. Residents describe people hanging from trees and rooftops, rescued by boats near the levees where crumbling banks threatened to cave in.

Dallas News

Gas Taxes in U.S. Raise 187 Million in 1926

Revenue from gasoline taxes totaled 187,603,231 dollars in 1926 across states with rates from 1 to 5 cents per gallon averaging 2.38 cents. About eight billion gallons were taxed where imposed and nearly two billion gallons were used in untaxed states. Funds supported state highways, county and local roads, road bond payments, and miscellaneous purposes.

Bureau of Public Roads United States Department of Agriculture

Farmlands Sold in 1926 Under Default and Voluntary Transfers

The USDA reports about 123000 farms changed hands by default in the year ending March 15 1926 at a rate of 21 per thousand after South plantation adjustment. Voluntary sales or trades affected about 170000 farms or 30 per thousand, including contracts for deed. An estimated 41000 properties or 7 per thousand passed by inheritance or gift, and 13000 or about 2 per thousand through miscellaneous methods. The note ends with a Jefferson quote about governance and a reference to the Arkansas Gazette.

United States Department of Agriculture South

Special Anti Typhoid Campaign Closes

Dr J C Anderson state health officer urges typhoid prevention methods as a special campaign ends. Recommendations include vaccination, boiling questionable water, fly-proofing homes, food protection on trips, adopting standard milk ordinances, upgrading rural privies, full sewerage in cities, and state provision for certified oysters.

J. C. Anderson

B Y P U Program Highlights Mothers in Sacred Series

Group Captain Myra Nell Vestal and Mary Saint Augustine’s Mother lead a program explaining motherhood in a religious series. Poems include When Mother Prays by Woodrow Belew and The Unknown Mother by J P Haliburton. Other listed mothers include Samuel’s, James Lindsey, and Billie Ma gar.

Myra Nell Vestal Mary Mother of Jesus Guy Hamilton Jr Samuel James Lindsey Calvin Mateer Mervin Gould John Wesley Billie Ma

Deceptive Whoop Delays Foreman at House Visit

A road foreman confronts a householder about singing in the morning. The woman admits to singing, but the foreman explains his workers misheard the dinner whistle twice and warns her not to linger on the top note.

R. F

Grove's Laxative Brom Quinine Ad Claim

LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets remove the cause. There is only one "Bromo Quinine." EW. GROVE'S signature on box. 30c.

Grove

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