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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1922
Page
4
The Whitewright Sun notes notices on admissions for events and obituaries with standard advertising rates. It also lampoons ongoing politics, recalls past Massachusetts results and gives brief industry facts about oil growth and print prices, finishing with a quip about knowing a case.
A Denton Record Chronicle editorial argues that newspapers know best how to run themselves and should not bow to outside dictates from ministers, business leaders, or social elites. It questions why readers demand controlling edits when a paper covers real news fairly with factual accuracy and without unwarranted personal attacks.
A collection of brief editorial quotes from Cleveland News, Washington Post, Asheville Times and New York Tribune highlighting views on Congress, public debt, European peace, prohibition enforcement and fuel shortages. The clipping ends with a remark on ongoing fuel issues.
A string of satirical quips circulates about politics and daily life. References include Helm Hohenzollern’s woodpile value, President Harding’s feet, and the public’s interest in a leader’s end. A Courier-Journal remark lampoons winter coal needs without home mortgage risk. A Morn ing Telegraph joke contemplates peace via not armies and the hydrophobia fear. The New York Sun notes evolving slang around coal usage.
Twenty numbers will be chosen from the list above for the final. If you have records to loan, call Miss Tommie Chenoweth. Students entering the contest should cut out this list and keep it. Do not call The Sun office for more copies.
Celina Whitewright fell 14-0 in a game where Celina dominated with greater size. The locals played hard and kept the score close until critical breaks shifted the outcome, ending a long run of defeats.
Whitewright students from grades five to seven will enter the Interscholastic League music memory contest this year. Town cooperation is sought to train the children, by lending phonograph records and music or aiding in concerts. The goal is to cultivate appreciation for good music and move children toward a genuine love for the movement.
The visitors deserved their victory and out fought the locals in a spirited clash. Mystery remains how Farmersville beat Celina, while Whitewright prepares to face Leonard on Armistice Day and vows to win. Michigan salt sold by Mangrum Bros is advertised.
There will be a box supper at the Ida school house Friday night, Nov 17. All are invited to attend and bring well filled boxes. The proceeds will go to the school. For the best shoe repair and materials take your shoes to R S Morehead. Printed calling cards cost $1.50 for 100.
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