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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1928
Page
11
Notices warn of corrections for editorial reflections. Local events include the Red River Valley Fair in Sherman and ongoing politics with notable figures. Whitewright merchants advertise broad stocks as gins report over 2,600 bales of cotton this season, aiming for about 4,500.
Franklin D. Roosevelt was nominated by New York Democrats Tuesday to succeed Governor Smith, who remains the Democratic presidential nominee. Roosevelt previously served as Assistant Secretary of the Navy during the Wilson administration.
Conditions improve from last year as wheat and oat crops yield well and the cotton crop exceeds recent averages. Farmers who struggled to meet obligations for years may close the year with a clean slate due to fair prices and strong harvests.
The week of October 7 13 is Fire Prevention Week calling attention to vast annual fire losses that could be prevented and stressing safeguarding life and property. US fire deaths in 1927 are estimated at 10000 and property loss at 478245620 dollars.
A Whitewright loan company operates to finance new homes or renovations with secured loans. Monthly payments are $12.50 per thousand borrowed, making home improvements accessible and appealing given the favorable terms and steady business.
William Jennings Bryan defends the Democratic platform’s religion plank at Madison Square Garden, arguing the Catholic Church and the Jewish House of Israel deserve respect, and insisting the party stay united against dividing religious issues. He cites Jefferson, Jackson, and Wilson to urge cohesion.
The piece quotes William Jennings Bryan urging Christians to halt religious prejudice in politics and unite against materialism. It contrasts current Democratic critics with Bryan's Madison Square Garden defense of faith, warning against using religion to divide.
The Monroeville Spectator argues that despite growing metropolitan coverage the local paper remains essential for home news, civic pride, and community progress. It defends independent spirit and unselfish idealism, noting local papers speak for the good of nation and community regardless of business impact.
A quotation by William Cowper Brann argues true measure of a man lies at his doorstep. If his children rush to greet him and his wife smiles at his return, he is true gold. a fraud hides behind public masks despite piety.
Campaign notes warn Hoover to expect strong GOP resistance in key states. Vermont advisers show doubt about a sure thing, signaling a tougher path ahead while experts urge careful pacing on his nationwide tour.
Rev H C Hallee describes Chinese beliefs surrounding tigers, talismans and Chang Tao-ling on Dragon Tiger Mountain. He notes fear of the tiger, use of paper tigers, tiger bone medicine, and the spread of charms sold from Kiangsi Province. ends with call for the gospel.
A collection of quips and witticisms from editors across the country touching on marriage laws election claims tariff study and Prohibition era attitudes. Notable lines reference the Pollyanna club farmers relief liquor renunciation and a Nebraska scalp treatment anecdote.
The San Diego Union notes possible future relief for pedestrians once farmers are addressed, signaling a shift in policy. The remark hints at broader social or civic reforms affecting street safety or infrastructure following agricultural concerns.
The teaser from Thomas EF Pickerill Service suggests the upcoming General Motors model will feature a distinctive camel profile at the front and a brown derby-like rear finish. The unusual comparison signals a bold styling shift aimed to captivate buyers.
An editorial in the San Diego Union argues that Herbert Hoover’s campaign push into the South will achieve at least one positive result by convincing Democratic voters that Republicans are not all postmasters.
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