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The Whitewright Sun lists the editor and publisher J H Waggoner and informs readers of subscription terms for one year six months and three months with pricing 1.00 0.60 and 0.26 cents. It instructs subscribers that the date next to their name shows paid duration and asks to notify if not received regularly.
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Prohibition Rejected in Ohio by 40 000 Vote Margin
The statewide prohibition measure failed in Ohio by a margin of about 40,000 in Tuesday’s election. Cotton growers expect a fast harvest, and if weather holds, most bales will be gathered soon. Woman suffrage fell in three states New York Pennsylvania and Massachusetts in Tuesday’s ballots. Dallas County sold the Commerce Street bridge bond issue of 135000 to a local bank with a premium of 3777 30.
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New York
Pennsylvania
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Dallas County
Vinci Tonic Restores Mrs Meltons Health in Jackson
Mrs J N Melton of Jackson Mississippi writes she was run down from family care and housework. After using Vinci she regained health and energy, praising it as a superior tonic for worn-out mothers and housekeepers. Dyer Jones, druggists.
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Jackson
Vinci
Sun Seeks Local News From Readers This Week
The Sun invites readers to submit local news items and photos to keep the paper strong. Community updates, events, and human-interest pieces are welcome as the paper expands its coverage of neighborhood happenings.
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Pay-Up Week Promoted by Sherman Methodists
Rev P C Archer reports on Pay-Up Week set for November 8 to 14 in the Sherman district. A Travis Street Church banquet on Tuesday drew about 150 men from across the district to support paying all church financial obligations for the year including salaries and missions.
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P. C. Archer
Sherman
Travis Street
R. G. Mood
Methodist Church
Home Paper Is Your Best Friend
A hometown newspaper urges readers to favor local papers over outside suppliers for stationery. It argues buying locally keeps money in the community, supports the town, and helps local businesses and the paper itself, contrasting quality with price alone.
Mrs Sears Loses Diamonds in Jackson Visit
Mrs. W. T. Sears visiting relatives in Jackson Mississippi reported her diamonds stolen last week during lunch. The missing items include two diamond rings a pearl and diamond pin and a pair of earrings. Police had made no arrests early in the week.
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W. T. Sears
Jackson
Miss
Whitewright Considers City Sewerage Loan Plan
The Whitewright city council met at city hall to discuss a loan proposition from an Austin firm to fund a sewerage system. Villagers interviewed show broad support for a sewer, with focus on choosing the best construction method. The mayor and council expect to deliberate the proposal soon.
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Austin
Whitewright
Rebekah Lodge Urges Attendance for Saturday Program
All members are urged to be present Saturday night for a program titled The Influence of the Lodge Room by G. W. Garner Why I am an Odd Fellow by R. L. Hayter Talk on Regular Attendance by Mrs. Harry Brown.
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Rebekah Lodge
G. W. Garner
R. L. Hayter
Harry Brown
Solomon's Desire for Wisdom Program at B Y P U
Program note for a B Y P U gathering led by Sallie Joe Gowdy includes a scripture lesson on Progr 9 1 13 and a drama on Solomon's Desire for Wisdom by Miss Clausie Glidewell. Claude Truett presents Wisdom The Gift of God with a duet by Cordelia Yeager and Audria Glidewell. Alma Dickson reads III Psalms with quotations by each member. Sun and Dallas News $1.50.
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Sallie Joe Gowdy
Clausie Glidewell
God
Claude Truett
Cordelia Yeager
Audria Glidewell
Alma Dickson
Woodmen of the World to unveil Windle tombstone at Bethel
Members and friends of W O W and the late W T Windle are invited to unveil the deceased brother at Bethel Cemetery next Sunday November 7 at 2 p m. Maple Camp No 382 Bells will conduct services at Bells W O W Lodge.
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W. T. Windle
Bethel Cemetery
Maple Camp No
Mrs D M Ray Visits Dallas on Wednesday
Mrs. D. M. Ray was in Dallas Wednesday for undisclosed reasons as local sources note her attendance at city events. No additional details on purpose or duration were provided in the readable text.
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D. M. Ray
Dallas
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Promise
The ad claims PAZO OINTMENT cures itching bleeding protruding or blind piles in 6 to 14 days and offers a money refund if not cured. It promises relief from the first application and rest for sufferers.
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