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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1943

Page

3

Wartime ration reminders and war economy notes

Wartime notices cover stamps and ration validity through May 31, with red stamp changes and new meat fat and cheese point values. It notes vastly higher WWII costs than 1918, workforce stabilization rules, and mileage allowances for in course of work driving. Also lists casualties, tire and new car quotas, lay away rules for shoes, a student Armed Forces booklet, nursing corps expansion, and doctor prescription only baby scales.

Liberty United States France OPA War Production Board

Protect Dairy Cows From Flies

College Station report from Dr. H G Johnston outlines horn fly and stable fly threats to dairy cows and humans. He recommends a trap-based system to force cow passage and a pyrethrum kerosene spray mist for control, plus dry storage and regular manure management to reduce breeding sites.

H. G. Johnston A. and M. College Extension Service Johnson Johnston

Keeping of Farm Records Important for Texan Farmers

Texas farm families with their first federal returns should keep accurate records all year to avoid guessing income and deductions. Texas expects about 300000 households to file in March 1944 for Victory or income taxes. cash basis is common. Include all cash and value from sales of livestock crops and services. AAA payments are reported. Deductible costs cover livestock and crop purchases, feed and care, farm buildings depreciation, and other ordinary expenses. depreciation on buildings not residence and on small tools is noted.

War Manpower Commission WMC U. S. Employment Service College Station Texas Tyrus R. Timm A. and M. College Extension Service Timm

Timm Advises County Extension Help for Records Needed

The article notes that auto and truck licenses are proper deductions and recommends consulting county extension agents for the required records. It emphasizes obtaining guidance on documentation and eligibility.

Timm

Increased Cotton Crop Insurance in Texas

More than 56,000 Texas cotton farms are covered by federal all risk insurance this year. Texas leads the nation in applications with 56,619 insured farms, including about 47,000 at 75 percent coverage and 9,000 at 50 percent. Counties Loving Reeves Ward top the list with 100 92 and 91 percent coverage respectively. premiums vary by farm and are due in the fall. payment options include cotton, cash, or deductions from loss payments.

College Station Texas AAA Loving Reeves Ward Presidio Lamb Mitchell Pecos Kaufman Schleicher Collin

Tuna Catch Surges in 1943 First Quarter

The tuna catch for the first quarter of 1943 rose about forty percent from 1942 but remains below normal. Government procurement will take sixty percent of the tuna pack this year.

Divorce Abandonment Case Filed in Grayson County

Citation to Edgar B. Hyde commands appearance by May 24, 1943 in the Dolly Hyde suit No. 49612 filed April 6, 1943. The case seeks divorce on abandonment grounds. parties married March 24, 1920 and separated around June 6, 1920. hearing before the Honorable Court at Sherman Court House.

State OF Texas Edgar B. Hyde A. D Court of Grayson County Court House Sherman Texas

Divorce request filed for cruel treatment in Grayson County

Citation issued to Johnnie Shreves in Grayson County District Court suit No. 49538 filed by Tom Shreves. Case set before judge on February 26 1943 for divorce on grounds of cruel treatment. Clerk S V Earnest notes filing April 8 1943 with deputy R C Steed.

Sherman Texas A. D S. V. Earnest Grayson County R. C. Steed State OF Texas Johnnie Shreves District Court of Court House

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OWI News Bureau U. S. Office of Education U. S. Infantry Association Army Navy Coast Guard Marine Corps Infantry Journal 17Th Street Northwest Washington, D. C the Sun Gomer May Whitewright Lumber Co Frank BE Infantry School Eee Tillwell Veia LY Gan Stuwek Whitewright Barbee & Bassett Insurance Agency Sherman Farms A. Y. Creager Company M. & P. Bank Bldg Sherman, Texas L. LaRoe & Co
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