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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1924
Page
5
All notices of entertainments dinners and other benefits with admission or monetary consideration will be charged at regular advertising rates. Obituaries resolutions of respect memorials and related items are also charged at regular advertising rates.
The notice urges residents to attend Whitewright's third Monday trades day next Monday to appear on the attendance honor roll. It notes warmer weather and alternating showers improve farming prospects and cautions cotton yields depend on fickle conditions, urging prudence, frugality, thrift, and common sense in farm management.
The United States Chamber map shows Texas as prosperous amid mixed state conditions. The Dallas News column notes Texas sold a billion dollars of crops last year, delivering cash to producers, then warns against reliance on luck or future legacies and urges prudent, steady growth.
A collection of editorial quips from the era commenting on Pennsylvania Pinchot government trust, rising public will, mosquitoes at summer resorts, Johnsons in the Senate, a proposed thirteenth month, enunciation pitfalls, and Senator Edge critiquing Senate quality with a sharp century-wide lens.
A collection of brief quotes noting social and political observations. The remarks touch on gender differences in behavior, umpire interactions, labor unions and beer, Al Jennings in Washington, and Germany's stance on the Dawes report. The items reflect commentary across several papers.
A Life magazine line notes the U S Senate proclaims air as the people s unalienable possession yet implies the public intends to influence which Senators receive their share of it.
An analysis tracing the vice presidency from Adams to Harding, noting how many vice presidents later became president through succession or death. It weighs the change from early figures to a modern pattern and considers Johnson’s refusals and the strategic choices in past nominations.
Ardmore Oklahoma May 13 Ten religious denominations own 10 acre leases in Atoka County praying a wildcat well will produce oil. The test No 1 Caney southeast of Caney town line encountered heavy oil in sandy shale at 295 feet and is preparing to run casing. Robert Gillam an Ardmore oilman is one of the lease owners.
Two rolls of adding machine paper offered for 25 cents total at The Sun office.
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