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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1921
Page
2
The Whitewright Sun states second class mail status for notices and announces advertising rates. It notes that admissions charged events and benefits incur regular rates, with obituaries and resolutions also billed. The paper commits to corrections if any misstatements appear and are brought to its attention.
Night watchman catches two eighteen year olds burglarizing a Whitesboro store. the suspects are jailed in Sherman and likely to be sent to the penitentiary. The item mentions local editorials, skirt mandates, and a note on Whitewright Sun’s modernizing machinery and strong local newspaper business.
A reader notes that a man found over two hundred dollars on a public road near Gainesville last Sunday and returned it to the owner who lived two miles away. The writer argues that honest people still exist and praises the farmer, who modestly accepts praise but believes in the golden rule.
The writer notes unsolicited business comes to them due to fair prices and quality equipment for first class work. Editor Townley praises Whitewright merchants for supporting the Sun as an advertising medium and for local job printing, urging readers to come to Whitewright.
A compilation of quick editorial quips from multiple papers. The Greenville, Chicago, Kansas City, Columbia, Fresno, New York papers poke at politicians taxes fleets and partisanship with sharp one liners and satirical asides. The row ends with a note on citizens accepting drastic steps to return to normal.
The clippings mention smaller profits in a note from the Baltimore Sun and a suggestion of Japan allowing access to the Pacific on certain days in the Long Beach Telegram. A Charleston Gazette item recalls a photo of a girl given two dimes by John D. Rockefeller, linked to a gasoline price rise by coincidence.
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