Special agent named to curb livestock loss in Grayson County
J H Graves of Whitewright is appointed by the State Council of Defense as special agent for Grayson county. He will devise methods to reduce livestock destruction by railroads and assist in war preparation. He will conduct investigations, promote breeding and protection of stock, and seek county cooperation. Address Whitewright Texas.
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J. H. Graves
Whitewright
State Council of Defense
Grayson County
Texas Council of Defense
Growing Christian program at B Y P U on November 10
The B Y P U program for November 10 features a study on The Growing Christian with scripture from 2 Peter 1 59. Leader M A Jones covers Faith Virtue and Knowledge as well as Self-control Patience and Godliness presented by Mr Durham with Gladys McMurry and Lillie McFatridge discussing Brotherly Kindness and Love.
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Peter
M. A. Jones
Mr. Durham
Gladys McMurry
Lillie McFatridge
Patriotic Rally Planned at Whitewright Public School
Whitewright and eight school precincts in the war work district are urged to attend a patriotic rally at the Whitewright public school auditorium Sunday afternoon at three o'clock. A musical program will be rendered and an explanation of the allied war fund drive for next week will be given. Be there.
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Whitewright
Piles Cured Fast with PAZO OINTMENT Claim
Druggists offer refunds if PAZO OINTMENT fails with guaranteed relief in 6 to 14 days. Immediate soothing effects claimed after the first application.
Miss Aurelia Harrell Visits Kentuckytown Guests
Miss Aurelia Harrell of Dallas, guest of Mrs. F. E. Wittitoe and Miss Shook, has returned home. Sherman visitors Myrtle and Gertrude Brown called on their parents Mr. and Mrs. Egman Brown. War Council and War Savings Society to meet Friday night. School opened Monday with large attendance. Mr. Hayden Hamilton is principal and Miss Golden of Nobility is assistant. Citizens urged to state bank district for Thrift and War Savings pledges and pay early in the month. Government spending projected at least 50 million dollars daily for months.
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Aurelia Harrell
Dallas
F. E. Wittitoe
Myrtle and
Gertrude Brown
Sherman
Mrs
Egman Brown
Hayden Hamilton
Miss Golden of Nobility
Devil
Uncle Sam
Red Cross Auction At Bethel Church Next Saturday
The Sun announces a Red Cross auction sale at Bethel church next Saturday night. Items include a fine call donated to the Red Cross by E. F. Jones of the community.
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Red Cross
Bethel Church
The
E. F. Jones
Card of Thanks From Fender Family in Sorrow
To our many friends in White Wright who came to us in our great sorrow with their love sympathy and substantial aid we express our thanks and appreciation and pray God's blessings upon you. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Fender Margreta and Auntie.
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Whitewright
J. F. Fender
Margreta
SunShine Division formed to raise morale with women volunteers
A new SunShine Division of women is organized to boost morale and support the war effort through noncombat service. Led by a concert party origin, the group aims to keep patriotic young women occupied with Red Cross style work under Maj. A. P. Oakes in Dallas, Texas.
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SunShine Division
Selp
P Han
Red Cross
Miss Wilson
Maj
A. P. Oakes
United War Work Activities
Dallas
Tex
Whitewright precinct reports low voter turnout and local measures
General election results show 165 voters in Whitewright precinct 38 with barely a third voting. Republicans tally 22 votes each except sheriff candidate, while the test ballot amendments pass 79 to 22 and 61 to 43.
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Whitewright
Sheriff
Railroad Time Table Southbound Services Overview
Time table notes list M K and T southbound trains No. 9 Limited at 4:07 a.m. Flag stops noted. No. 5 Flyer at 5:27 p.m. Flag stops for Dallas or points south of Dallas. Other phrases appear garbled but indicate platform times and flag stop status.
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South Bound
DOGO
Cposchees
TRIGA
Dallas
Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic destroys malarial germs
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is advertised to destroy the malarial germs carried to the blood by the malaria mosquito. The tonic is priced at 60 cents.
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Grove
Price
Foley Kidney Pills Advertisement Claim and Winter Meter Care
An old promotional notice touts Foley Kidney Pills as restoring vitality by purifying blood with immediate relief and a strength boosting effect. It also warns readers to protect water meters from freezing this winter, advising sacks or similar protection to prevent damage.
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Dyer & Jones
Traveling salesman tells back pain relief story
R. J. Porter of Sterling Colorado describes a painful weak back from stooping to lift his grip while traveling. He says the discomfort hindered his daily work and motion, detailing relief sought and the impact of the ailment on his duties.
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R. J. Porter
Sterling, Col
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B. Y. P. U. Program
Patriotic Rally
Kentuckytown News
War Council
War Savings Society
Red Cross Sale
Wen Sherman
Jof
Commercial Bank
Red Triangle
Wonen
White Wright, Texas
Farris
J. W. Davidson
Paris
Wilson
de Kaiser
N. M. Buchanan
Frank
France
Signal Corps
Robert Gallaher, Jr
Columbus DeBerry
W. R. Wilson
Cornelius Mayberry
Mr. Mayberry
Tennessee
Texas
North Bound
Renee
Cotton Belt
West Bound
Met
Chichester
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