The Spice of Life and Rural Wit in Short Jokes
A collection of quick humor sketches features Sam with a Bible heading to New Orleans to try it, a schoolmaster and doctor son, a farmer angered by a pig's death, a hunter chasing dogs, a deacon and a preacher, veterans boasting of drill, and a lazy rooster anecdote.
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Sam
Bill
New Orleans
Texan Etiquette and a Humorous Exchange
A Texan advises his son on how to learn a man's origin and notes Texans disclose their origin. A courtroom joke follows with a defendant who kept returning to a store to exchange a dress for his wife. The narrative ends with a wife describing decades of a lazy husband.
Boy’s Answers Deflate Doctor’s Dog Quiz
A psychiatrist questions Jimmy about a dog. The boy answers correctly on ears and legs, but asks if the doctor has ever seen a dog when asked how many eyes.
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Jimmy
Weigh In With Paddy at the Magistrate
Paddy faced the magistrate after attacking a neighborhood grocer. He claimed the assault was to show the grocer the error of his weights. The exchange ends with a wry remark on memory and conscience.
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Paddy
Unclear Exchange Between Lou and Frank Seeping Through Walls
Fragmentary dialogue shows Lou Souter and Frank Carlisle in a terse exchange about ceilings and walls. The sparse lines suggest a humorous or surreal moment as Lou jokes about being plastered while asking to be held up by others.
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Lou Souter
Frank Carlisle
Lou
Birthplace Denison Survey Highlights Uncertainty
In Denison a UT training survey finds most residents know Ike was born there but few can locate the Eisenhower home. Respondents misjudge Lake Texoma size and fishing season dates while tourism experts assess local attractions for visitors.
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University of Texas
Eisenhower Birthplace
Lake
Texoma
Farms Abandoned In Ten Years 22.1 Percent Of Total
Dallas News reports a ten year farm exodus in Dallas' 72 county trade area from 1940 to 1950 with 46 754 farms lost or 22 1 percent of the regional total compared with state wide declines. Tenancy fell regionally from 50.1 percent to 29.2 percent by 1950 as farm sizes grew and non white operators left faster.
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Roy Roddy
Dallas News
Dallas
Victor Schoffelmayer
The
Fannin
Thankful note from Mrs Walter Ball for hospital ones
Mrs Walter Ball thanks friends for beauti ful flowers cards and gifts and calls during her hospital stay expressing deep appreciation for kindness received.
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Frank Whitworth
Rice Melugin
Walter Ball
Political Announcements Before Democratic Primary July 26 1952
The Sun records candidacies for State Representative Dist 49F Richard S Stark. Judge 15th District Court David H Brown. R C Vaughan. Tax Assessor-Collector Mrs IVA Davidson and Robert Dean reelection. Also a citation in Grayson County No 59628 orders Edna Joan Payne to appear for divorce proceedings against Daniel R Payne by June 23 1952 in Sherman Texas. published May 8 15 22 29 1952.
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State of Texas
Edna Joan Payne
A. D
15Th District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Daniel R. R. Payne
S. W. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Whitewright Sun
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Deacon Brown
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T. W. Ayres & Son
Denison
T. W. Ayress & Son Stetson
Craig's Cafe
Spruce Street
Tom Barbee
F. L. Dyer
Lester Haile
Trenton
Lady and the Vamp
Spaulding of
Greenville
George Hight
Darto
Ely
Dave Beazley
Dixon
M. S. Green
Henderson Street
C. J. Meador Truck & Tractor Co
Dawson Butane Gas Company
Hasty Chevrolet Co
Farley & Hill
Stephens & Bryant
Babcock Auto Store
Alotf
Farmall
Orenduff
C. J. Meador Hardware
Cole’s
Philips Grocery
Sun
Richard S. Stark
15Th District Court
David H. Brown
R. C. Vaughan
Iva Davidson
Robert Dean
Humble
ATLAS
Atlas Tires
North Side
C. E.garner & Son
Highway 69
Troyce Walt
Carol Orenduff
Kansas
R. E. Walt
B. L. Janway
M. C. Mullins
Midnight Rangers
Alcatraz
Welch's
California
Sunkist
Kimbell
Aunt Jemima
Jergen
Swift's
Swift
the Food Mart