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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1937

Page

8

Co operative farming trial in Arizona planned by RSA

The Federal Resettlement Administration will place 151 families on four experimental co operative farming projects in Arizona. Three part-time units near Phoenix Glendale and Chandler aim to augment family income during unemployment while a full time unit on 3,400 acres will operate under a single manager. Homes start at $15 monthly and Chandler offers $10 apartments.

Federal Resettlement Administration United States Phoenix Glendale Chandler Resettlement Administration J. A. Waldron Waldron

Vivisection in U S Estimated At Six Million A Year

Milwaukee speaker James H. Doyle cites national vivisection estimates at six million annually with 95 percent conducted without anesthesia. He names Gandhi and others as critics, argues vaccination study is only major use, and urges laws to curb brutality in animal experiments.

Milwaukee Wis United States James H. Doyle Wisconsin Doyle Gandhi Queen Victoria Britain Voltaire Dickens Victor Hugo Ingersoll Fiske Cardinal Gibbons Luther Burbank

Air Transports Burned Over 80 Million Gallons in 1936

U S air transport firms used more than 80 million gallons of motor fuel during 1936. Commercial airlines reported high consumption levels as they expanded routes and services across the nation, reflecting growing aviation activity and fuel demands.

United States

Plains Water Being Tested in Plainview

W L Broadhurst represents the State Board of Water Engineers directing tests to determine volume source and quality of underground water. The program, funded to Sept 1 and matched by federal funds, covers about 46 counties from Big Spring north and west to the state line. Preliminary survey has begun checking water levels and soil formations in existing wells with past surveys in 1934 and 1936 to be repeated.

State Board of Engineers United States Geological Survey Big Spring

Around the House Two Sugar Syrup and Jelly Recipe

A traditional home recipe lists two cups brown sugar four tablespoons molasses four tablespoons water two tablespoons butter three tablespoons vinegar. Boil to brittle test cool pour into greased pan and cut into squares. For jelly serve hot over puddings by melting crab apple red currant or grape jelly with hot water butter and flour then simmer until smooth.

Orange Shell Salad Preparation Guide

Instructions describe per person servings of orange shells filled with diced orange, pineapple and grapefruit, topped with mayonnaise and a cherry. Alternate mix uses orange sections, dates filled with cream cheese and nut meats, all masked with mayonnaise.

Correcting basting knots on the right side

Instructions advise placing basting thread knots on the garment's right side so they are easier to pull free once finishing stitches are complete. The tip emphasizes convenient knot removal after final work.

Quick Care for Silverware After Use

Polishing silver is easier if you place items in hot soapsuds right after use and dry with a soft clean cloth. This method saves time and prevents tarnish, keeping utensils pristine for longer.

Chocolate melting tips for safer preparation

Chocolate can burn easily when melted directly over a flame. Use the oven or a pan of hot water to gently melt it, avoiding direct heat.

Lemon Juice Prevents Blackening Potatoes While Boiling

Old potatoes often turn black during boiling. A squeeze of lemon juice in the boiling water helps prevent the discoloration and keeps the potatoes lighter in color.

Hanging Pictures And The Plaster Hole Repair

A concise guide explains avoiding wall damage when hanging art. It advises filling the nail hole with glue to prevent plaster crumbling and ensures the picture remains secure after installation.

Leftover Liver Built Into a Sandwich Filling

Leftover liver can be converted into an excellent sandwich filling by rubbing it through a sieve, adding good seasoning, and moistening with lemon juice and melted butter for a smooth, flavorful spread.

Wood cleaning mixture for soiled surfaces

A cleaning blend for badly soiled wood combines one quart hot water with three tablespoons boiled linseed oil and one tablespoon turpentine. Warm the mixture before use and apply it while still warm for best results.

Water supply study advances with new well tests

Broadhurst says determining if water supply diminishes will take years. A list of wells and water level tests will be compiled, including unrecorded ones since 1934. Engineers may explore New Mexico as needed. Water analysis will guide irrigation, possibly shifting some farms to dry land farming as funds grow.

Broadhurst New Mexico

Great Applauder Earns Bit of Music Wit

A spectator admits limited knowledge of music yet boasts a flair for applause. The exchange highlights humor around enthusiasm versus expertise in a concert setting.

Young apprentice redefines steel wool as fleece of the ram

A vivid anecdote portrays a young engineering apprentice who, when asked what steel wool is, quips that it is the fleece of the hydraulic ram. The humorous remark highlights inventor’s curiosity and playful misunderstanding in a workshop setting.

Oklahoma landlord tenant bill approved and funded

Senate Bill 272 received legislative approval and Governor Marland’s signature. The measure creates an Oklahoma farm landlord and tenant relationship department under A&M College Stillwater to study tenant conditions, hire a supervisor and four assistants, and promote long term contracts through education and cooperation among landlords, tenants, farm organizations, and co operatives. Arbitration services will be available to resolve disputes.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Senate Marland A. & M. College Stillwater Oklahoma Farm Landlord and Tenant Relationship Department

Remington Portable Offered for Graduation

A Remington Portable is offered for graduation on terms of 10 cents a day by Floyd Bassett the typewriter man. A Brown and white Boston bulldog named Ben ny is lost with a reward offered by Charlie White.

Remington Floyd Bassett Brown and White Boston Benny Charlie White

Miss Lois Wilder Returns Home From Mineola Visit

Orangeville notes show Miss Lois Wilder ending a week with relatives in Mineola. Several locals visited kin near Whitewright and Marshall over the weekend. A measles illness is reported for Joyce Savage. a party hosted by Janie Byars included many students and ice cream.

Lois Wilder Mineola Fred Howell John D. Young Whitewright Nell Brown Bonnie Lou Henson Joyce Savage J. E. Donihoe J. P. Freeman Marshall Billy and Ralph Greenville Sam Gilespie

Ely News Social visits fill weekend pages

Mrs Bill Morris visited her mother at Randolph Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joe Stevens of Klondike spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs P Moore. Mr and Mrs Charley Carwell of Whitewright visited Mrs Farrow Saturday. Ted Baker is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Virgil Cates and little Betty spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J H Hodge near Savoy. Dr and Mrs F D Layman and Mrs Oscar Layman spent Thursday with Jim Baker. Mr and Mrs J E Ross of Corinth visited Mr and Mrs Clifford Brookins Sunday. Tass Farrow of Mahurin was an Ely visitor Sunday. Mr and Mrs Paul Owens were Trenton visitors Sunday. Mrs Renee Beazley of Mahurin visited her mother Mrs Tom Graves Friday. Mr and Mrs Frank Smith of Enterprise spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Bill Smith. Clyde Medearis, injured when his tractor overturned, is getting along nicely. Mrs James Lee of Randolph spent Sunday with grandparents Mr and Mrs John Baker.

Bill Morris Randolph Joe Stevens Klondike P. Moore Charley Carwell Whitewright Farrow Ted Baker Virgil Cates Betty Ford Kitching J. H. Hodge Savoy F. D. Layman Oscar Layman Jim Baker J. E. Ross Corinth Clifford Brookins Tass Farrow Mahurin Ely Paul Owens Trenton Renee Beazley Tom Graves Frank Smith Enterprise Bill Smith Clyde Medearis James Lee John Baker

Bonham Local Social Roundup and Visits

Mahurin News notes visits to Bonham Saturday night by T. C. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. James Burris and Miss Leona Bush. H D Club hosted a cake walk at Mahurin schoolhouse Thursday night. Others in the area include Mr. and Mrs. Burris Miss Leona Bush and Leon Bush in Bonham Monday. Vivian Grammer and daughter Jean spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. Ellen Bush at Whitewright. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Hutchins Jim Hutchins and Miss Audrey Fae are mentioned in the Mahurin notes.

T. C. Hall James Burris Leona Bush Bonham H-D Club Mahurin School House Leon Bush Vivian Grammer Jean Ellen Bush Whitewright Johnny Hutchins Jim Hutchins Audrey Fae

Local visits and social notes from Bonham area

Hutchins were Bonham visitors Monday. Miss Lois Bradshaw entertained her friends with a musical Friday night. Mahurin school students and teachers went to Ambrose Tuesday for a picnic. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Hall and family were Denison visitors Saturday night. Tommie Hall and James Burris were business visitors in Sherman. Miss Modisett of Dallas spent the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hutchins and children spent Sunday in Pilot Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Patridge and children were Bonham visitors Monday.

Hutchins Bonham Lois Bradshaw Mahurin School Ambrose P. H. Hall Denison Tommie Hall James Burris Sherman Miss Modisett Dallas Sam Modisett E. L. Hutchins Pilot Grove Ed Patridge

Book Agent Teases Dog From Tree Sparks Humane Society Call

A caller using a feminine voice claims the Hu mane Society is needed after reporting a book agent perched in a tree teasing a dog. The official confirms the society's involvement as authorities assess the odd disturbance.

the Humane Society

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