Whitewright Sun subscription and notice policy
The Whitewright Sun lists a subscription price of 1.50 per year payable in advance and notes 2nd class mail status at the Whitewright Texas post office. It states notices of entertainments box suppers and other benefits with admission fees will be charged at regular advertising rates. It also covers memorials resolutions of respect and invites corrections for erroneous reflections upon any person firm or corporation.
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Whitewright, Texas
Whitewright Sun
Congress weighs agricultural adjustment and export policy
Dallas News reports rising concern in Congress over the AAA cotton and wheat plans. Marvin Jones proposes unrestricted production under a domestic allotment, tying benefits to domestic sales while surplus could meet world markets. The piece notes potential shifts before 1936 and warns against surrendering foreign markets.
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Congress
AAA
Associated Press
Washington
Marvin Jones
House Agricultural Committee
Texas
Congressman Jones
Mr. Jones
Dallas News
Old Man at 121 Sees Chicago World’s Fair
The Indianapolis News notes the remarkable moment as a 121-year-old man witnessed the Chicago World’s Fair, an event both impressive to him and significant for the fair’s audience to see his presence.
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Indianapolis
Surplus lint tag disposal deadline moved to Nov 24
The final date for disposal of surplus cotton certificates from producers was advanced to November 24. Cotton adjustment assistant A. R. Edwards announced from the county agent's office. A final date for disposal of sales pool tags will be announced later. Officials in Dallas County deem both announcements important to farmers.
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A. R. Edwards
Edwards
Washington
Dallas County
Demonstration Club Meeting Honors Mrs Pope and Displays
The Whitewright home demonstration club met with Mrs C W Pope on Wednesday for an achievement program with 45 attendees. The event featured a club song The Eyes of Texas and a pantry demonstration talk by Mrs Pope. Visitors toured quilt and needlework displays and canned foods. Mrs Pope earned third place in county pantry demonstration.
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Whitewright Home
C. W. Pope
Lester Haile
Texas
Pope
Lindsey Coffey
Floyd Bassett
Margaret Hanna
Betty Nell Yeager
Dorotha Darwin
Frances Pope
California wine grape crop down 23000 tons this year
Unfavorable natural conditions reduced California wine grape production by 23000 tons, bringing total output to 443000 tons. The report notes diminished yields across key growing regions and highlights the impact on wineries and markets.
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California
Dunning Club Studio Recital At Grammar School
Music pupils of Mrs. Guy Hamilton presented a Saturday afternoon studio recital at three o clock in the grammar school. Mothers attended. Participants included Eugene Reeves Billy Christian Le Roy Martin C B Bryant III Davis Parrish Morris Gillett Wallace Reeves Hugh Tim Arterberry Dorotha Darwin Margaret Hanna Claire Doss Dorothy Nell Hall Jo Willa Stuteville Sarah Belle Gillett Sara Kathryn Arterberry Hamilton Vestal and Frances Pope. Davis Parrish won the chorus prize. Sara Kathryn Arterberry won the silver trophy cup for the month. The next meeting is scheduled for December 8.
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Guy Hamilton
Grammar School
Eugene Reeves
Billy Christian
Leroy Martin
C. B. Bryant III
Davis Parrish
Morris Gillett
Wallace Reeves
Hugh Tim Arterberry
Dorotha Darwin
Margaret Hanna
Claire Doss
Dorothy Nell Hall
Jo Willa Stuteville
Sarah Belle Gillett
Sara Kathryn Arterberry
Hamilton Vestal
World’s oldest government cited as Japanese empire claims 2000 year line
The article notes that the Japanese empire is described as the world’s oldest government with an unbroken dynasty spanning more than two millennia. It emphasizes the imperial lineage and historic claim.
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Bethel Farmer
B L Sanderson, a Bethel area farmer, received a noon hour surprise as all his children arrived bearing baskets of food to celebrate his birthday. The event proved a rare treat with the family providing the feast and the father enjoying the meal without paying.
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B. L. Sanderson
Bethel
Town
Birthday Dinner for Mr Sanderson at Home
Families from the Sanderson circle gathered for a sixty first birthday anniversary celebration at Mr. Sanderson’s residence. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C L McCuistion and children, H E Sanderson and family, E T Sanderson and family, G C Key and family, R L Jones and son, A R Sanderson and son, Boyd Sanderson and Clifton Sanderson, with Mr. and Mrs. R G McCuistion and Miss Mary Lee Ross as guests.
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Dad
Funeral for Rufus W. McMillin in Pilot Grove
Rufus W. McMillin aged 58 died Friday at St Vincent's sanitarium Sherman after illness. Funeral held Saturday at Pilot Grove Baptist Church with Rev J A Henderson and Rev H G Gray. interment in Pilot Grove Cemetery. Survived by wife Lou Mullinix and seven children, six grandchildren, six brothers and two sisters.
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Rufus W. McMillin
Pilot Grove Baptist Church
J. A. Henderson
Pilot Grove
H. G. Gray
Honey Grove
Mr. McMillin
St. Vincent’s Sanitarium
Sherman
Monroe County
McMillin
Texas
van Alstyne
Baptist Church
Lou Mullinix
H. Harding
Farmington
Arlie St. John
Lois Ross
Dee Tate
Ernest
Eugene
Hazel McMillin
Farmer refuses to fight nature under AAA program
Washington reports at least one AAA beneficiary resists opposing nature, highlighting farmers backing away from required conservation efforts amid ongoing program tensions.
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Washington
AAA
Pigs and Pigs In Acknowledged Letter To AAA
A letter to the AAA recounts returning a government check tied to hog output constraints. The writer notes limited influence over hogs and mentions a simultaneous litter with the check as doing the square thing. Also, a community choral club led by Miss Tommie Chenoweth shifts meeting to Monday to accommodate the director out of town. The piece ends with a note that principal manufacturing countries produced 182,186 motorcycles last year, a 94 percent drop from the prior year.
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AAA
Tommie Chenoweth
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