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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1926
Page
5
Ford Richardson, 34, accidentally shot and killed himself near Randolph eight miles east while hunting. The gun guard snagged on a wire fence, discharged, and the load struck his abdomen, causing fatal injuries before medical aid arrived.
Mrs. Mary Alma Nicholson of Elm Mott Texas expresses gratitude to the people of Whitewright for kindness during illness and after the death of John Wm Nicholson. She thanks Masons and Odd Fellows L. O. Lackey Jack Webster Dr. Ross May Pastor Stuckey neighbors and others for support and prayers.
A promotional sale offers a one year subscription to the Dallas News and Whitewright Sun for 1.95 dollars. The bargain targets readers seeking regional coverage and local headlines.
A policeman tells the judge a colored man caused a disturbance on Mill River road at half past one in the morning by shouting and waving his arms. The judge questions the conduct while the man defends himself by saying religion explains the behavior.
The Clarksville Times lists seven stages of manhood as children grow through life’s transport from scooter and bicycle to flivver sport eight limousine and wheel chair reflecting a playful local chronicle.
Public notice commands Grayson County officials to publish for twenty days to summon all interested parties in the estate of Lora Estelle Gross and minors. Guardian Mrs. Eula Gross has filed the sixth and final report for the Grayson County Court of Civil Business, to be heard the first Monday in December 1926 in Sherman.
Official record notes affidavit of publication attached to a Writ and shows execution. Witness R Q Loving Clerk of the County Court of Grayson County Texas at Sherman with seal dated September 30 1926. Deputy Lucile Schleuse assisted.
J T Anderson as Administrator files his first annual and final account for the Lula M Anderson estate in Grayson County Court. The report will be heard if deemed proper, with publication to run in a Grayson County newspaper.
An old ad claims a cold cure in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It promises relief of a runny nose head congestion and headaches with E W Grove’s signature on each box and a price of 30 cents.
Matt Bradley administrator files first and final account in Grayson County Court for Civil business. Hearing set at the Sherman Court House on the first Monday in December 1926. Source note mentions Arkansas Gazette quotation.
Advertisement promotes LAXA TIVE BROMO QUININE as superior to ordinary quinine with tonic and laxative effects. Claims no nervousness or ringing in head. Urges readers to look for the full name and signature of E. W. GLOVE with a 30 cent price.
A witty note from the Newcastle Courier notes the need for a city vehicle that can be ridden into town and folded to carry into an office, while another quip from Publishers Syndicate says Niagara Falls stays popular because man cannot paint a sign on them.
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