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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1936

Page

6

Pull Dinner Pail Means Full Milk Pail For Cows

The full dinner pail is a key for dairymen as spring grass returns. Pasture abundance lowers, yet does not replace, grain needs. a two to five gallon cow may require six to sixteen pounds of grain daily depending on milk output. Specific concentrate blends and protein content are listed, with feeding rates tied to milk production and breed, plus notes on roughage quality and alternative mixes. Farm News.

Jerseys Guenseys

Best-Dressed Man at Penn University Owning 20 Suits

William O Paine a University of Pennsylvania student from Cambridge Mass is named best dressed on the quad by campus haberdashers and fashion experts. He owns about 20 suits 6 hats 14 pairs of shoes and 150 neckties with overcoats to boot. He says suits should stay conservative while bright socks and ties add color. An aside notes onions stay fresher when hung by string.

Philadelphia William O. Paine University of Pennsylvania Cambridge Mass Paine

Allred appoints Marvin Hall campaign manager

Governor James V Allred of Texas named Marvin Hall of Austin as manager of his bid for a second term and postponed the campaign kickoff to mid June. Hall, former Brownsville county attorney and state tax board chief attorney, helped organize the Garner for president movement in 1932 and will establish headquarters in Austin. The governor urged focus on the Centennial celebration beginning June 6 with President Roosevelt. Dr. J T Lawson of Bowie made the first campaign contribution, $25.

Austin James V. Allred Marvin Hall Hall State Tax Board Brownsville Allred Texas Roosevelt J. T. Lawson Bowie

Bald-Headed Men Organize to Wear Hats in Elevators

Washington D C bald headed men form the Association for the Prevention of Taking Off Hats in Elevators A P T O H E chapter to hold rally at the National Press Club with debates featuring prominent newspaper men and Representative Maury Maverick of Texas A move to disqualify Maverick is reported over the ten gallon sombrero not being a hat for elevators.

Washington, D. C Association For the Prevention National Press Club Maury Maverick Texas Maverick

Nine Holding Groups Control Half of U S Power Industry

A federal commission report finds nine holding company systems operate 49.7 percent of the $13 billion American electric utility sector. The Electric Bond and Share group anchors 11.5 percent, followed by Consolidated Gas of New York at 6.8 percent and Commonwealth and Southern 6.3 percent, with several others in the 2.8 to 6.1 percent range. From 1902 to 1932 the industry expanded dramatically with plant value up 25 times and output up 32 times while generating capacity rose 29 times. Physical growth accompanied tripling of employment.

Washington Federal Power Commission America Electric Bond and Share Group American Power and Light American Gas and Electric National Power and Light and Electric Power and Light Consolidated Gas Company of New York Commonwealth and Southern Corporation North American Company North Hudson Power Corporation Standard Power and Light Corporation Pacific Gas and Electric Co Associated Gas and Electric System

Quadruplets Born in New Jersey to Kasper Family

Quadruplets born Saturday to Mrs Emil Kasper wife of a laborer earning twenty dollars weekly. Doctors expect all to live though largest weighed just over three pounds. Three boys and one girl are the newborns. The Kasper family now has six children, oldest 34 years old.

Passaic N. J Emil Kasper Kaspers

Notice of Execution Sale in Grayson County Texas

By virtue of an execution issued out of the Justice Court of Tarrant county on a 1936 judgment in favor of American Seed Company against W. T. Nicholson, the constable will sell Lots 1 2 3 and 11 16 in Block 3 H C Sears Addition Whitewright at public auction for cash on the first Tuesday of June between 10 AM and 4 PM at the Grayson County Court House door.

State OF Texas Grayson Justice Court Tarrant County American Seed Company W. T. Nicholson H. C. Sears Whitewright Texas Court House Grayson County A. D K. B. Simmons

Racketizing Your Church Tricks Exposed in Lectures

A Denver church hosted a notorious mountebank posing as America’s Foremost Lecturer. He billed two sex lectures and raw food claims attracting about 1400 on opening night, but locals debunked him as a healthy 35 year old with a steak habit. Readers Digest notes such charlatans can net $20,000 in a six week campaign. The Sun also advertises typewriter paper.

Denver Mounteback America Reader's Digest

Detroit man leaps into furnace after deadly blaze

Walter Fisher a 33 year old executive of Merchants Fruit Dispatch built a fierce fire then jumped into the furnace. Detective Earl Switzer said the body was found by a roomer with only the head and shoulders inside the furnace. Footprints showed Fisher ran into the blaze before diving in.

Detroit Walter Fisher Earl Switzer Fisher Merchants Fruit Dispatch Switzer Detective Switzer

Firestone High Speed Tire 1936 Cuts Non-Skid Mileage

Major carriers like Greyhound rely on Firestone Tires coast to coast and in Canada. Coast to Coast reports fleets gain up to 25 percent longer non skid mileage with the 1936 Firestone High Speed Tire, proving superior in safety value and performance.

Greyhound Canada Gulf Firestone

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