World’s Gold Would Not Pay U S Tax Bill
A well known authority claims there isn’t enough gold in the world to cover the year’s U S taxes. Figures from Cosmopolitan Magazine state the 1932 tax burden totals billions daily and would require vast gold reserves to settle. It asserts taxes force Americans to work a large portion of each year just to pay obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State
Cosmopolitan
America
United States
Bank of England
Life’s plain duties and daily bread praised in diner chatter
A reflection on simple life values from a newspaper column, noting that the best things are nearby and that one should do daily tasks faithfully. A diner exchange adds a humorous touch about changing an order to an entreaty. The piece emphasizes modest joys over grand ambitions.
Desert News Social Roundup in Sherman and Surrounding Areas
John Beasley of Denver visited the Hughes family in Sherman. Mrs. Wallace Caraway spent the first of the week in Sherman with her parents the Ak ridges. Byron Caraway of Prosper visits his in laws the Buchanans in Sherman. Charley Clark and family visited the Evans in Sherman. Rev L Markham and family visited the Bruces in Sherman. Roscoe Pace and Paul Gook of Whitewright visited their parents the Ak ridges. Miss Lota Frazier visits Ann Calaway in Tom Bean. Miss Lola Withero and John Calloway of Blue Ridge wed in Durant Oklahoma. A pie supper to raise funds netted over twenty one dollars. Jack Forrest builds a tenant house on his farm. A barn on the Morgan farm was struck by lightning and burned during the storm.
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John Beasley
Denver
Colo
M. C. Hughes
Wallace Caraway
Sherman
G. Akridge
Byron Caraway
Prosper
Charley Buchanan
Charley Clark
Evans
Rev. L. Markham
Leonard
Frank Bruce
Jack Forrest
Emmet Penn
Mr. Morgan
Ector
J. S. Millsap
Bride-Elect Nell Penn Is Feted Ahead of Sherman Wedding
Miss Nell Penn is honored at a tea hosted by Mrs. Robert Sears and Mrs. F W Smith on Spruce Street. Attendants include Mrs Emmet Penn and Mrs Fred Hannah of Sherman with guests from Greenville Houston and Sherman. The November 18 wedding at First Presbyterian Church is announced.
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Nell Penn
Jack Hannah
Sherman
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Sears
F. W. Smith
Spruce Street
Emmet Penn
Fred Hannah
Jim Adkisson
L. C. Gee
Greenville
Maxine Anderson
Houston
Rebecca Joiner
C. B. Bryant Jr
L. LaRoe
T. E. Barbee
Dorothy Tapscott
Margaret Boone
Lucile LaRoe
Margaret McMurry
Dorothy Hamilton
W. T. Pritchett
Rhom Pennington
Guy Hamilton
Louise Echols
Want Ads From North Texas Seed and Planters Gin
For sale gas cook stove at Dev onport Store. Full line Pu rina lay mash and chicken feed from North Texas Seed Company. Planters Gin Company sells meat and hulls and grind feed. Flowers for all occasions and shrubs. Mrs L LaRoe agent for E D Barlow Nursery Greenville. Cream wanted by Armour & Company reps, highest market prices. See North Texas Seed Company before you sell your cream.
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Purina
North Texas Seed Company
Planters Gin Company
Armour & Company
Community health and farming notes from Orangeville
The Orangeville column reports good community health with ongoing cotton picking and remaining corn. Farmers hope for rain to improve wheat, with local visits from Lonnie Bowen and others, a new singing school started by Carl Burchfield, and various family gatherings.
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Lonnie Bowen
Mary Lou
Kellogg
Thelma Rushing
Christine Blanton
Cecil Watson
Eldon
Lonnie Holt
L. B. Miller
Frank Holt
Jake Brown
Mabel Cawthrone
Sam Brown
Carl Burchfield
Baptist Church
Jim Ownby
Mac Warren
Sam Donihoe
Pat Miller
Marie Wilder
Jimmie Bowen
Lois Holder
Louise
Nell Brown
J. P. Banks
Grady Brown
Evelyn Bowen
Delmar Bowen
Andrew Creecy
Bernie Richey
Jeff Richey
Fitzwater Withdraws From Ninth District Senate Race
W W Fitzwater announces withdrawal from the Ninth Senatorial District race to avoid splitting supporters. He cites unfair farm product pricing and seeks to help farmers by backing a candidate aligned with his principles. He thanks supporters and leaves voting choice to them.
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W. W. Fitzwater
Endorsement for Cecil Murphy for Texas State Senate
A Cooke County group led by J. W. Downard and other local officials commend Cecil Murphy for the State Senate. The open letter lauds his integrity, independence from special interests, and dedication to public welfare. It notes the endorsement is from supporters without Murphy’s knowledge and lists numerous Gainesville and Cooke County signatories.
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Cooke County
Cecil Murphy
Murphy
J. W. Downard
First State Bank
Gainesville
J. J. Murphy
J. D. Howeth
B. F. Mitchell
J. P. Cross
S. M. King
First National Bank
H. S. Holman
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the Sun
the Whitewright Sun
Dallas Morning News
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The
Whitewright Sun
Sherman Daily Democrat
Dallas Daily Times Herald
Whitewright
Sun
McCall’s Magazine
Fort Worth
Texas
Desert News
Devonport
Byrne Commercial College
Dallas
Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
Sun Office
R. L. Johnson
Manning, Clark & Meadorle
Auto Finance Company OF Sherman F. W. Creager
MGR
S. Travis St. Sherman
Orangeville News
Paul Bowen
Clinton Jones
Lucian Jones
Ida Richey
Willie Stroud
Stroud
Bruce Robinson
John Norris
Grayson, Fannin and
Cooke Counties
Senate of Texas
E. M. Thompson
Sec
Treas
Hesperial Bldg. and Savings Assn
Tom C. Cheaney
Ford Dealer
Wm. H. Tyler
Tyler & Simpson
A. S. Reed
Grady H. Culp
J.C. Whaley
Whaley Mill and Elevator Co
W. W. Leverett
Daily
Weekly Register
Leo M. Kuehn
E. C. Mead
John W. Culp
R. E. Wooldridge
Wooldridge Lumber Yards
A. Morton Smith
Nicholson
Gladiola
Kimbell’s Best
Smith’s Best
Rodkey’s Best
Federal
Nicholson’s
Post’s
East Texas
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