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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1933
Page
2
Government aims to raise purchasing power of major farm commodities to pre war parity levels through the domestic allotment plan. Cotton parity around 15 cents per pound and wheat about 1 dollar on the farm, with subsidies via processing taxes for domestically consumed crops and acreage restrictions to reduce export surplus.
A Louisville Times quips about a colonel’s remark that an Arizona man frightened by a rattlesnake on a trail is a weakling for surviving rattlesnakes in his bedroom. The tale contrasts fear with imagined horned snakes and public bravado.
A brief exchange reveals a playful back and forth about keeping someone occupied. The dialogue centers on the idea of providing enough work or tasks to satisfy interest, with a humorous tilt on effort and attention.
The administration presses ahead with farm price supports and large cash payments to reduce production. George N. Peek cites widespread participation in wheat and corn hog programs, with hundreds of millions in checks already flowing to Kansas North Dakota and other states. Cotton and tobacco show strong results with sizable bonuses and price supports. Milk rice apples and nuts progress noted, while dairy stabilization and surplus removal continue.
A preacher reflects on Matthew verses about the end of days and the gospel spreading worldwide. He cites World War aftershocks, rising crime, liquor in society, high divorce rates, wealth inequality, and moral decline as signs. He urges readiness for the coming Lord.
In Haskell County Mitchell community Mrs Solon Lea’s family reports success with a concrete tile sub irrigation garden system. Fifty tomato plants in a sub irrigated row yielded a heavy crop while 400 vines grown on top of the ground produced no fruit.
An advertisement urges readers to treat the cause of periodic pains rather than masking symptoms. It promotes Cardus as a remedy to build up general weakness and lingering womanly ailments, claiming broad usage and drugstore availability.
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