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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1923

Page

2

Large liquor still found in hidden cellar near Denison

Sheriff Floyd Everheart and Deputy Bart Shipp uncovered a large 40 gallon mash liquor still in a storm cellar with a hidden passage to a second chamber on a farm three miles southwest of Denison. Oscar Strickland admitted ownership and was jailed in Grayson County after the discovery.

Sherman Egypt Floyd Everheart Bart Shipp Grayson County Oscar Strickland King Tut Strickland Denison

Texas Congressman Charged With Libel

Fort Worth Texas May 5 Congressman Thomas L Blanton of Abilene was indicted for criminal libel in Comanche County. A warrant was issued for his arrest and sent to the Taylor County Sheriff. The libel relates to a Cisco Morning News article from July 16 1922 accusing Callaway of urging friends not to buy Liberty Bonds and obstructing the draft. Callaway sued Blanton for damages and also sued the Cisco Morning News for publication. Calloway a former congressman, ran unsuccessfully against Blanton in the last Democratic primary.

Fort Worth Texas Thomas L. Blanton Abilene Comanche County Taylor County Comanche Cisco Morning News Blanton Callaway Shackleford County Cisco Congress

Bibles Sold at Fifty Thousand Dollars Mark

A 467 year history from Guttenberg to modern mass printing. The American Bible Society placed a historic order for 3,000,000 Bible copies in six books to be sold for one cent each, with 50,000 copies printed hourly.

American Bible Society South America New York City The Bible Society

Total volumes reach 4,855,464 from 3,730,841 portions

A publication run updates the total volumes to 4,855,464 after adding 3,730,841 portions. The figures emphasize the scale of the archive and its continued expansion.

Red River Valley Fair Show and Rodeo At Sherman

The 1923 Red River Valley Fair in Sherman features Dodson's World's Fair Show and Milt Hinkle's rodeo. Hinkle, a renowned rider and bulldogging champion, leads the main entertainment contracted by Sherman fair officials.

Red River Valley Fair Milt Hinkle Sherman Dodson

Finch Shoe Man Offers Trial Of Repair Services

The right equipment is required for the best shoe repairing. We have the gear and know how to do the work. Give us a trial. S. Finch, the shoe man, on lower Main street.

O. S. Finch Lower Main Street

Three Brothers Charged With Liquor Violations in Denison

In Denison Texas on May 5 three brothers faced 112 dry law counts. They were held on bonds totaling 21300 after a preliminary hearing before Judge W D Parker and await further action.

Hugo’s Baker-Juror Bares Small Town Quirk

In Hugo Oklahoma a local baker was summoned for jury duty in Muskogee. The town’s wives warned the judge he would be left without bread if excused. Judge Williams declined and quipped about workers and fashion, urging the baker to serve.

Hugo Oklahoma Federal Court Muskogee Hugo Baker Williams Hugo Talesman

Death of J A Lyons Former Texas Citizen

J A Lyons longtime resident of the area died at his Dallas home last Thursday after a long illness. Born August 22 1861 in Kentucky he lived on the Barbee farm before moving to Dallas six years ago where he worked in the dairy business. He was a deacon at Enterprise Baptist Church. He is survived by his wife and three children Oscar Lyons Mrs H Robbins and Lee Lyons. The funeral was held Friday at Oak Hill Cemetery conducted by Rev J A Henderson and Rev J F Fender.

J. A. Lyons Dallas Oscar Lyons Oak Hill Cemetery J. A. Henderson J. F. Fender Mr. Lyons Kentucky Texas Barbee Lyons The Baptist Church Enterprise Church H. Robbins Near Town Lee Lyons

Save Your Baby Chicks Promote Poultry Health Products

An old advertisement touts Martin's White Diarrhoea Tab for drinking water and INSECTIMUNE insecticide feed to control bugs, plus TAROLINE spray for hen houses. It promises a money back trial and urges shoe care with Bow Wright Drug Co and O S Finch messages.

Martin Bow-Wright Drug Co

Blue Star Remedy Ad by Dyer and Jones

An old advertisement promotes Blue Star Remedy for eczema itch tetter cracked hands ring worm chapped skin poison oak old sores and sores on children and feet. It also pitches auto battery trade ins with R S Morehead encouraging readers to trade for a good battery to end troubles.

Dyer & Jones R. S. Morehead

Hock brothers face multi counts in liquor case

The grand jury indicted Henry Hock on sixty eight liquor law violations with a 12500 dollar bond. Martin Hock faced twenty six violations with a 4800 dollar bond and August Hock eighteen violations with a 4050 dollar bond as Deputy Sheriffs Bob Hanna and Vic Smith effected the arrests.

Bob Hanna Vic Smith Henry Hock Martin Hock August Hock

Quiet Neighbors Earned, Graveyard Home in New Orleans

May 7 in New Orleans reports William Kline who built a house in a cemetery years ago claiming he wanted quiet neighbors. The unusual residence sparked local curiosity about his motives and the resulting living arrangements.

New Orleans William Kline

Real estate sale and new build planned in Florida

The home sold for 15000 dollars with the Realty firm in charge. Mr Kline, moving away from quiet, plans to build a dwelling in Miami Florida. The purchaser will not use the house as a residence.

Realty Concern Kline Miami Fla

Nicholson's Cash Grocery Weekend Specials

Every Saturday Nicholson's Cash Grocery features special priced items with red hot deals. The Sun newspaper is advertised at 1.50 and described as worth it, inviting readers to shop and save money.

Nicholson’s Cash Grocery Nicholson's Cash Grocery

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