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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1933
Page
2
Washington reports suggest new farm legislation brewing for January congressional session. Administration leaders favor strengthening the relief law, with proposals to try a different approach. The current program faces farmer cooperation gaps, price disparities, and resistance to milk and middleman controls.
The column discusses rising living costs, uneven wage growth, and inflation trends, noting higher price jumps in rural areas. It muses on public works, gold standard shifts, and a vision of farming as a morale booster, with references to Mary Elizabeth Lease and historical agrarian policy.
Willard Ohio officials bar teachers from leaving town without notice citing out of town residences and lack of Sunday church attendance. The board says staff must inform administration before any absence.
A couple spots a sign reading Entire balcony for 25c and schemes to use the space alone. They discuss taking the offer as part of a private plan.
A Montreal Star columnist cites a line from a novel where a man tries to reason with his wife after disassembling her. The narrator ponders what would happen if he could not reassemble her, highlighting a surreal image of breakdown and repair.
Thomas B. Love sent a telegram to President Roosevelt praising his radio address and crediting the New Deal with boosting farm income. He cites higher prices for wheat and wool, improved cotton and corn prospects, and notes Roosevelt’s role in preventing foreclosures and aiding farm ownership.
A Boliver Missouri resident who was formerly blind and played multiple instruments has regained sight but can no longer play harmonica banjo bass drum triangle cymbals and Swiss bells at once. The piece notes this as a complete recovery.
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