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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1928

Page

6

Farm legislation need is stressed in Dallas speech

Former Arkansas governor George W. Donahey urged federal relief for southern agriculture before the Dallas Agricultural Association. He cited past laws aiding union labor railroads banks and infant industries and demanded a law preventing cotton crop loss under the pretext of surplus relief, warning 1926 losses.

Dallas South Congress George W. Donahey Arkansas Dallas Agricultural Association Donahey

Aladdin Lamp Supplies Promoted at Gordon's Cash Grocery

Gordon's Cash Grocery advertises Aladdin Lamp supplies for sale. The promotion highlights lamp parts and accessories available to customers seeking repairs or replacements.

Gordon's Cash Grocery

Four Year Old Girl Rescues Baby From Fire

In Guthrie Oklahoma Vera Hayes four years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs William D Hayes, saved her 11 month old brother from death by fire on a farm. While parents were away Vera grabbed her cat and led it outside then re entered to find the sleeping infant in the crib. She lifted him from the cradle and half carried him to safety as neighbors arrived to find the house fully ablaze.

Gutherie Okla Vera Hayes William D. Hayes Here Hayes Vera

Tear gas sign thwarted burglary at Sherman jewelry store

Thieves broke a back window and entered the Tappan jewelry store on Saturday night. The safe, marked equipped with tear gas, was left untouched and valuable diamonds remained in the safe. About 700 to 800 dollars in watches and other items were stolen. The heist was discovered Sunday morning. Police have no clues yet.

Sherman Tappan

Six A. and M. Cadets Suspended for Hazing

Texas A M College levied suspensions on six students after a discipline committee found them guilty of hazing freshmen. The offenders G L Carwell and T E B Wooten from Lockhart and Thorndale plus W F Coleman G H McCarthy R H Phillips and E M Moore of Houston face removal until September 1 1929. Two freshmen J R Hatter and J W N Youngblood of Waco cited hazing as a reason for withdrawing.

College Station Texas A. & M. College T. O. Walton G. L. Carwell Lockhart T. EB. Wooten Thorndale W. F. Coleman G. H. McCarthy R. H. Phillips

Great Lakes dairy farms powered by livestock profits

A survey of 52 757 farms shows electricity and amenities spreading slowly in the region. Seventeen percent have electric lights, 13 percent use electric power, 25 percent own power washing machines, and 30 percent run water in barns. The report credits cows chickens and hogs with funding comforts, noting semi monthly cream checks as a key prosperity factor. Farm and Ranch adds notes on feed, crop rotation, and soil vigor.

Great Lakes

Michigan U. Heads to Dry Up Campus

Federal prohibition agents may inspect fraternity houses at the University of Michigan as opponents decry paternalism while President Clarence Cook Little pushes to curb campus drinking before Big Ten games. Authorities back the plan and seek fraternity cooperation.

Ann Arbor Mich Clarence Cook Little University of Michigan Little Dr. Little

Comedy of Household Hints Echoes in Parlor

A maid reports the furniture man is arriving and the mistress delays him while ordering a chair. The man proposes starting with the piano and radio, prompting a comic tension over home repairs.

Season of fakirs warned as swindlers roam region

The Rockdale Reporter cautions farmers about con artists during a cautious season. It highlights two common swindles a new tire scam using old auto casings and stock wrapping, plus forthcoming poultry and turkey buyer fakirs seen in nearby counties last year.

Milam County Rockdale

Top Story Vacant He A Month Ago My Wife Left Me

A terse dialogue appears to reflect a personal dispute with a hint of mystery. The exchange suggests a missing element or person tied to a separation, with implications of suspicion and secrecy.

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