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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1926

Page

4

Armistice Day notes and political shifts in Kansas City area

The text reflects a column with local thoughts on Armistice Day, publishing quirks, and statistics. It mentions George H. Combs Jr. as a 27-year-old Congressman-elect from Missouri and the ongoing Austin graft committee investigations, highlighting public demand for honest officeholders.

George H. Combs Jr Missouri Washington Congress Combs E. O. Ellis Samuel J. Montgomery Bartlesville Okla Montgomery Austin

Farmers Learn From Ad Patter And Diversification

A Sun editorial notes common advertising tricks and argues for diversified farming. It cites a Texas farmers meeting where many answered questions about production and finances, concluding that diversified, home-based farming strengthens farmers financially and builds future landowners.

Clarence Ousley Urges Facts for Texas Cotton Acreage Talks

Clarence Ousley director of the Texas Safe Farming Association calls for full disclosure of facts to all Texas farmers in discussions on reducing next year’s cotton acreage. He stresses presenting plain indisputable facts to counter skepticism about the plan.

Texas Clarence Ousley The Texas Safe Farming Association Ousley

The Farmer Who Thinks He Is Smart Raises More Cotton

A speaker warns that some farmers assume wide cotton acreage will yield high prices next year. He cites past North Texas land degradation from cotton, explains supply will outpace demand, and urges prudent 1927 farming: cut cotton, stockpile livestock, and rely on home food production.

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Office Cat Promotes Trust Motto in Family Coat of Arms

A short reflective snippet credits a respected figure's reliability and his family motto Rely on me. The Office Cat offers a closing nod to virtue and steady conduct as a model for men today.

Inside Information on Simple Dinner Dishes

The passage describes sliced ham baked in milk with sliced potatoes, eggplant baked with bacon on top, and twice baked bread. It presents these as easy, wholesome options for family meals and children's fare.

The Last Green Tomatoes and Their Uses

The last green tomatoes have many uses. They make good pickles and preserves. They can fry, pickle, or bake in seasonal dishes. This brief notes resourceful kitchen options for unripe fruit.

Chow Chow Marmalade Versatile Pie Filling And Frying Mix

A versatile preparation describes chow chow and marmalade as pie fillings, mock mince meat substitutes, and fried items, highlighting their use across meals. This concise note emphasizes adaptable applications of these condiments.

What to Look At From Your Kitchen Window

Cleaning up the back yard may improve the view. A lattice screen hedge or trellis of vines can shut out undesirable features and create a nicer outlook from the kitchen window.

Fresh pest tips and lunch box sweets recipe notes

Fresh pyrethrum powder is advised in bathrooms or damp storerooms where centipedes appear. These insects are more alarming in appearance than in reality and centipedes destroy flies roaches moths and other insects. Instead of candy, prepare school lunch sweets by grinding 1 pound figs 1 pound dried prunes or seedless raisins and 1 pound nut meats. Mix and roll.

Confection sugar coated sweets prepared for wrapping

A description outlines rolling dough into inch thick sheets, sprinkling with confectioner's sugar, cutting into small pieces or shaping into balls, then wrapping in paraffin paper to keep.

November Liquidation Sale Announcement

Our Liquidation Sale lasts all through November. S. R. Park.

S. R. Park

Moody urged to reappoint Matthews Adjutant General

Governor-elect Dan Moody receives urged support from Maj. Gen. John A. Hulen and Brig. Gen. J. F. Wolters of Texas National Guard to retain Brig. Gen. Dallas J. Matthews as Adjutant General. They argue continuation serves National Guard interests in Austin on November 9.

Austin Dan Moody John A. Hulen Houston Texas National Guard J. F. Wolters Cavalry Brigade Texas Guard Dallas J. Matthews National Guard Matthews

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