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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1915
Page
2
The Whitewright Sun explains second class mail status and how subscribers should read the date on the paper to know paid through. Subscriptions expire on the first of the month and readers are asked to notify if the paper is not received regularly.
O. L. Bailey, a well known Sherman furniture dealer, has filed a petition in bankruptcy. The filing shows liabilities of 24120.63 dollars and assets of 29750.00 dollars.
Hon D S McMillin offers a terse statement outlining his stance on proposed Robertson insurance law changes. The Governor had summoned legislators to an extraordinary session to address the matter. The Sun will publish the full article next week.
The Lusitania sinking by German submarines deepens U S German tensions over wartime conduct. The piece notes the act violated maritime warfare rules and stained Germany's record as war rages in Europe. Wheat prospects improve after rains, with potential payoff for farmers if yields rise amid high prices.
James I Dillon of East Maple street died last Saturday afternoon after a heart attack. Born in Kentucky April 15 1844 he was a Civil War veteran who served as Trenton Texas postmaster for fifteen years. Survived by eight children the Dillon family mourned at a 2:30 Sunday Methodist service and Oak Hill Cemetery burial. Rev Archer officiated with other ministers assisting.
Miss Myldred Cantrell entertained the senior class at her home on Friday evening May 7. Miss Cantrell and Miss Marie Smith managed the register for seniors to share thoughts on the year. Lawn games, a gold and black lunch basket presentation, Fay Cameron’s tunes, and ice cream and cake followed a parlor gathering before guests departed satisfied.
A citizen urged organizing a Commerce Boy Scouts troop as a worthy project. The Commerce Journal notes it is fine training and outdoor exercise that helps keep youths out of mischief during summer. The Sun and Holland's offer subscriptions at 1 year and 6 months for 1 dollar.
The 1904 History Club met in regular session with Mrs. Guy Hamilton on April 24. Miss Nicholas reported from the District Convention at Waco and noted a delightful time. A lesson on the women of Holland interested members, followed by dainty refreshments. Next meeting with Miss Sarah Nicholas on May 15.
A new Boy Scout troop was organized Sunday afternoon. Grady Spindle is expected to be chosen as scoutmaster. Dr. Ross May gave a first aid talk, and he may speak each Sunday. The program repeats next Sunday at 2 30 p m with visitors welcome, especially ladies.
Taxpayers must pay 1914 city taxes by June 1, 1915 to avoid further costs. Come in and settle now to save on penalties and accrued charges for unpaid taxes.
The Whitewright Boy Scouts joined Gray son County Scouts for a Woodlake weekend gathering. About 152 scouts attended with praise for Whitewright unit discipline and friendliness. The program included a play by Van Alstyne Scouts, a morning breakfast, leadership talks, and a Sherman win in a 10 to 2 baseball game.
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