Whitewright Sun Subscription and notice policies
The Whitewright Sun lists a subscription price of $1.50 per year payable in advance and notes it is entered at the Whitewright post office as second class matter. It states notices of entertainments dinners and other benefits with admission fees will be charged at regular advertising rates along with obituaries resolutions memorials and any erroneous reflections will be corrected upon notification to the publisher.
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Whitewright
The
Sun
Wages and business risk in American economy
The article argues that 95 percent of businessmen face failure at some point due to market shifts. It contends that a government guaranteed saving wage or income to cover all business risks is absurd. It cites Russia's communist experiment as cautionary.
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America
Russia
Editorial Sparks and Quips From Newspapers
A compilation of satirical quotes from multiple papers lampooning politics, war, trade, and social issues. It notes jabs at peace, profiteering, prohibition, and League of Nations debates, with regional puns and brandish mentions like Bonham hosiery ads and various city papers.
Methodists Hold Fourth Quarterly Conference
Rev. O. T. Cooper presided over the Whitewright charge meeting including Orangeville and Whitewright station. The report showed church growth with a 2000-member rise in the past year and improved attendance and spiritual welfare. Officers were re elected, trustees enlarged, and G. F. Bryant named Sunday school superintendent. Committees prepare funds for ministry and benevolences ahead of next week's annual conference at Sherman.
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O. T. Cooper
Sherman
North Texas
The
Methodist Church
Whitewright
Orangeville
Whitewright Station
Cooper
G. F. Bryant
Carl Caperton
Bonham Firm Emphasizes Superior Service Claims
A Bonham business note from M. C. Spivy & Company stresses the aim of providing slightly better service than the best, inviting continued business on that standard.
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M. C. Spivy & Company
Bonham
Death of Mrs. Kate Sears in Dallas
Mrs. Kate Sears died at 1 a m Tuesday at the Baptist Sanitarium in Dallas after a brief illness. She lived in Dallas with daughter Mrs. A D Bethard, was wife of the late W T Sears, and had ties to Denison and Whitewright. Funeral conducted by Dr George W Truett in Dallas, remains sent to Denison for interment in Fairview Cemetery. Survived by daughters Mrs Bethard and Mrs Lula Huddleston, two brothers Will House of Chicago and Wharter House of New Mexico.
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Kate Sears
The
Baptist Sanitarium
Dallas
Sears
A. D. Bethard
W. T. Sears
Baptist Church
George W. Truett
Denison
Fairview Cemetery
Lula Huddleston
Will
Chicago
Wharter
New Mexico
Whitewright
Kentuckytown Exhibit Shines at Red River Valley Fair
Kentuckytown residents organized by the County Demonstration movement display a creditable array of textiles, lace, needlework, and culinary goods at the Red River Valley Fair. The collection includes dresses, aprons, linens, canning jars, jams, jellies, vegetables, and home crafts. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shields of Farmersville visit locals near town.
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Kentuckytown
Red River Valley
Sherman Democrat
Spivy and Company Urges Dry Goods Patronage
M. C. Spivy & Company of Bonham appeals to customers to judge their superior dry goods offerings by giving patronage, asserting the quality and value of their merchandise.
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M. C. Spivy & Company
Bonham
Newman Roberts Marriage at Roberts Home
Miss Irene Roberts, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Roberts, wed W G Newman of Dallas at the bride’s parents home with J A Dickey officiating. The couple, longtime Whitewright residents, will reside in Dallas after brief wedding guests and immediate family attendance. Mr Newman works for the Dallas Street Railway Co. They departed for Dallas Monday to begin married life.
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Irene Roberts
Tom Roberts
W. G. Newman
Dallas
J. A. Dickey
Church of Christ
Miss Roberts
Whitewright
Trenton
Mr. Newman
The
Dallas Street Railway Co
Bad Trade Sparked By Rain Delays In Cattle and Mule Bargain
J. H. Chappell, hindered by heavy rainfall, finally rode out last Tuesday seeking a trade for cattle and horses. After a long ride he halted at a house seeking stock for trade and was offered a jennet for his mule. He asked the owner for boot value and was told seven turkey eggs in exchange.
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J. H. Chappell
Chappell
Mule Trade Gone Awry Endangers Jennet and Dogs
In Elgin Courier account Chappell trades for a mule then takes a jennet with seven turkey eggs. The jennet is dipped in a vat, escapes, and is chased by Awalt Urban's dogs who misinterpret the scene as a jackrabbit attack. Neither the jennet nor the dogs have been seen since.
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Urban
Chappell
Elgin Courier
Spivy and Co Advertise Service Advantage in Bonham
A Bonham firm, M. C. Spivy & Co., promotes its large organization's capacity to serve customers to their advantage. The brief notice positions the company as ready for client use.
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M. C. Spivy & Co
Bonham
Shoes of the All Leather Variety For Sale
The notice announces all leather shoes available for sale. It invites customers to purchase leather footwear, highlighting quality and value and promising prompt service.
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M. C. Spivy & Co
Bonham
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. H. Waggoner
Editorial Sparks
Greenville Piedmont
General Sherman
New York Tribune
Indianapolis Star
New York Evening Mail
Marion Star
Tacoma Ledger
Greenville News
Jones
Nashville Tennesseean
Wichita Falls
Coal Trade Journal
League of Nations
New York
New York American
Methodists
M.,. C, Spivy & Co
Mickie
Charles
Fresv
R.R.W. Fair
J. A. Shields
Farmersville
W. W. Caylor
Newman-Roberts
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Mr. Fleming
Mr. Finch
S. H. Montgomery
Whitewright, Texas
Hayes
Grove
Murray, the Jeweler
Dyer @ Jones
Rexall Store
Hudson, Davis & Co
Ason
Millinery Department
Paris
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