Judge Carter Addresses Rotarians on Grayson County Roads
Judge R M Carter spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon in Sherman with Reed Markham Will H Evans county commissioners J R Westbrook and banker Gilmore Webster in attendance. Carter reviewed the county road building program, bond plans, and coordination with the State Highway Commission as he urged continued progress. The club began an attendance contest with S H Montgomery and F M Echols leading their groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Carter
Reed Markham
Will H. Evans
Sherman
J. R. Westbrook
Denison
Gilmore Webster
F. E. Douglas
J. H. Waggoner
Judge Carter
Grayson County
Austin
State Highway Commission
Rotary Club
S. H. Montgomery
F. M. Echols
Robinson Speaks In Curtis State In Kansas Speech
Senator Joe Robinson opened a west tour with a sharp Kansas attack on Republican leaders Curtis and Hoover. He charged tariff plans fail to fix farm prices and accused Curtis of trifling with the farming problem. He rebutted William Allen White’s Smith criticism and urged Kansans to right a perceived wrong.
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Wichita
Kan
Charles Curtis
William Allen White
Joe Robinson
Kansas
West
Curtis
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Senator Curtis
Robinson
Republican Party
Smith
White
Collier’s Weekly
al Smith
Houston Buffs Clinch Dixie Series Title Over Barons
Houston won the Dixie Series by defeating the Birmingham Barons 5 to 1 in game six, securing four wins to take the championship. The Buffs claimed the Dixie pennant after beating the Barons, the Southern Association champions, in Houston.
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Birmingham
Houston
Dixie
Houston Buffs
Birmingham Barons
Texans
Come to The Sun Office for Typewriter Supplies
The Sun invites customers to visit its office for carbon sheets ink ribbons and typing paper. Aiming to support writers and clerks with essential machine maintenance and supplies.
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The
Sun Office
Oldest Sun Subscriber Renews at 86
J. N. Carter, 86, rushed into The Sun office Friday to renew his subscription for another year. He is one of The Sun’s most valued readers and says he is the oldest on the list. He calls before expiry and jokes that he is eighty six years young. We invite others who claim the title to come forward.
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J. N. Carter
Sun
The
Mr. Carter
Night air mail flyer survives third crash in four months
Johnny Kytle an Atlanta Richmond night air mail pilot escaped unhurt after a storm forced a forced landing near Rural Hill North Carolina. While seeking aid he asked a farmer for help and a shotgun blast from inside the house narrowly missed him.
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Washington
Johnny Kytle
Atlanta
Richmond
Kytle
Lexington
N. C
Rural Hill
Mrs Mary Ann Teague Death Notices
Mrs Mary Ann Teague 69 wife of Rev I E Teague died at the family residence five miles southwest of town Sunday night at 1 o clock after months of illness She was a Missouri native Funeral was Monday at 4 conducted by Rev J A Henderson and Rev C Chumbley Interment Wittitee Cemetery near Kentuckytown Surviving are her husband a brother Jake Grindstaff Clayton Oklahoma and a sister Mrs S G Hogue Terry Oklahoma The deceased was a noble Christian woman and has many relatives and friends who will miss her
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Mary Ann Teague
I. E. Teague
Missouri
J. A. Henderson
C. Chumbley
Wittitee
Kentuckytown
Jake Grindstaff
Clayton
Okla
S. G. Hogue
Terry, Okla
Election betting remains thin as 1928 close to vote
Wall Street shows a muted betting scene for the national election with less than 10000 in wagers so far. Exchanges bar firm participation, leaving individual bets, while odds top at 2 to 1 for Hoover amid lingering doubt about the outcome.
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Wall Street
Hoover
Wilson- Hughes
Hughes
United States
Houston Post-Dispatch
Did You Ever Stop To Think About Shopping Local
Edison R. Waite of Shawnee Oklahoma urges readers to spend at home in his column. He argues local stores offer complete seasonal stock at reasonable prices and that shopping locally keeps profits in the city, supporting the community and making the city a better place to live.
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Edison R. Waite
Shawnee
Okla
Central Christian Revival Concludes in Whitewright
The Central Christian Church revival led by Rev. J. T. Purvis ends after a profitable series of sermons. Paul Campbell of San Antonio assisted as song leader and crayon artist. Ten new members joined the church. Local pastors from other Whitewright churches spoke, highlighting interchurch cooperation in the Master's cause.
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Central Christian Church
J. T. Purvis
Paul Campbell
San Antonio
Purvis
Whitewright
Rain Helps Whitewright Crops Boosts Cotton Picking Progress
An inch of rain fell Tuesday night in Whitewright easing drought for weeks. Farmers report strong cotton picking, early corn gathering, and wheat sowing prospects aided by fair weather and higher corn prices at 65 cents a bushel.
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Whitewright
Doctors Face Cash and Carry Health Policy in Kewanee
The Dallas News argues a new Kewanee Illinois policy would require patients to pay upfront for nonemergency medical care. Doctors contend the move clashes with humanitarian ideals as some struggle with uncollectible bills while continuing to treat all patients.
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Kewanee
Illinois
Dobbin
Sewanee
Dallas News
Hoover New York Speech Set for October 22
Hoover plans a two hour national radio hookup and 25 000 tickets for Madison Square Garden to host his New York address on October 22. Charles E Hughes will be invited to speak and H Edmund MacHold presides.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
New York
Stanford
Cal
Charles E. Hughes
Madison Square Garden
Garden
H. Edmund MaccHold
Hughes
Hoover
Price Record Set for Light Cattle at Kansas City
Kansas City price record set as 16 Hereford yearling steers averaging 1008 pounds sold at 18.10 per hundredweight on the Kansas City Livestock Exchange Wednesday.
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Kansas City
Tigers Defeated By Frisco Team In Frisky 12 to 0 Opener
The Whitewright Tigers lost to the Frisco What-nots 12 to 0 in the season opener. Frisco outweighed Whitewright and had more experience, yet Knothole Pete judged the game a near stalemate aside from the two Frisco scores. Next Friday the Tigers travel to Rockwall for a big matchup and banquet plans are discussed.
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Knothole Pete
Whitewright Tigers
Frisco
Whitewright
Knothole
Pete
North Field
Tigers
Rockwall
Rockwall Mountaineers
Sherman
Crosby
Smith
Cernosek
Society
Record Attendance At Red River Fair Opens Strong
The Red River Valley fair in Sherman opened with the largest first day turnout, selling twenty five thousand tickets before gates opened for School and College Day. Democratic U S Senator nominee Tom Connally of Marlin spoke at 2 p m introduced by Mayor Will Leslie with Pat Mayes, fair association president, presenting the ceremony.
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Red River Valley
Sherman
Tom Connally
Marlin
United States
Texas
Will Leslie
Leslie
Pat Mayes
The
Fair Association
Sheppard Predicts Smith Victory at Wichita Falls Rally
Senator Mor ris Sheppard of Texas campaigned for the Democratic ticket in Wichita Falls predicting Gov. Alfred E. Smith will be the next U.S. president. He assailed Republicans over oil, patronage and wartime funds while praising Smith's humble origins and leadership for a prosperous, humane America.
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Wichita Falls
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Alfred E. Smith
United States
Sheppard
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Governor Smith
New York
Smith
Gov. Smith
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Jefferson
Jackson
New York State
Alaska Youth Chooses Flasker Over Asker
A playful verse recalls a young Alaskan man who avoids asking for a kiss, opting to Flasker instead. The limerick humor centers on his plain method and lighthearted mischief.
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Asker
Alaska
Local Thanksgiving Gallop May Shape Whitewright Football Fate
A community event planned here between now and Thanksgiving Day could influence the fortunes of the Whitewright football team as readers weigh its impact on upcoming games and morale.
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Whitewright
Cotton Gins Report 2,678 Bales This Week
Up to Wednesday night the three Whitewright gins had ginned 2,678 bales of cotton, nearly 500 more than last year. Prices for Thursday morning: lint cotton 18 cents, seed cotton 6.50 dollars, cotton seed 34 dollars per ton.
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Whitewright
Convicts Burn Tuberculosis Building At Huntsville Farm
At the Wynne State prison farm near Huntsville a fire destroyed the tubercular building and four other structures after guards found a five foot underground tunnel. No escape occurred though 56 inmates were rounded up as crews fought the flames and water supply failed when the tower collapsed. Losses estimated at 9 000 dollars for the building and about 15 000 to replace all burned facilities.
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Huntsville
Wynne State Prison
Huntsville State
J. H. Spates
D. W. Averitt
Texas Prison System
Dallas Pastor Praises King of Kings Movie at State Fair
Rev. Otho B. Morris of First Methodist Church in Dallas lauded the film King of Kings as the best he has seen and urged thousands to view it. The movie will be shown at Fair Park Auditorium on Oct. 6 and Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays during the State Fair when the venue is free.
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Dallas
Jesus
Texas
Otho B. Morris
First Methodist Church
Fair Park Auditorium
Woodman Circle to Break Ground on Sherman Home for Aged
Ground will be broken on a 215 acre tract just beyond Sherman city limits for a home for aged members and orphans. The Woodman Circle home committee announced plans after approving designs by Sherman architect John Tulloch and directing bids and contracts. The site sits about 200 feet from the highway facing south.
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Sherman
Woodman Circle
Mary E. LaRocca
Dora Alexander Talley
Omaha
Neb
Annie Watts
Meridan
Margaret Meadows
Oklahoma City
Okla
Etta Davidson
Houston
John Tulloch
Tulloch
Collin County Forms Anti-Theft Club At Fair
MecKinney announces a Collin County anti theft club to protect poultry and livestock raisers during the county fair week. Summa and Lewis Bryant lead the effort seeking fifty members with unique tattoo marks for livestock such as chickens turkeys geese ducks pigs and cattle.
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Meckinney
Collin County
Summa
Lewis Bryant
Th County
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Central Christian Revival
Robert Owen
God
Doctor
Red River Fair
Orangeville
T. W. Lovell
Dallas Pastor
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