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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1924
Page
3
A collage of small notices notes visitors to Whitesboro Sherman and Denison along with ongoing business promotions. Sally McConnell Texas Woman's College student returns home and Pierce's Cafe offers meals at 50 cents while Morehead and Davidson advertise repairs and gas. The crowd gathers outside a radio shop and local families travel for visits across North Texas.
City ad valorem taxes for the current year are now ready due and payable at the office of the city collector at the fire station. An ad appears from local shops and residents with notices of events and services including auto accessories and typewriter paper at a sale price of 75 sheets for 25 cents.
We have our hydraulic tire setter repaired and are ready to set your tires. Every job is guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Dr. R. C. Hoyle attended a meeting of the Northeast Texas Chiropractors Association in Sherman Sunday. Twenty members were present and Hoyle was elected president for the ensuing term.
Hillsboro Mirror reports Guy Dillon a makeup man for the paper was surprised on his twelfth wedding anniversary Tuesday night. Guests included Bert Corridon Clyde Fairies J H Stevens and daughter Ben Spears Lee Spears with a Forty Two game won by Lee Spears. The couple married at Whitewright twelve years ago and guests wished them many more years.
The Council of the League of Nations appears to have decided that stopping hostilities is key to ending war. The Southern Lumberman notes the mature conclusion favors universal cessation of fighting.
An old advertisement touts Laxa Tive Bromo Quinine for its tonic and laxative effects claiming it is better than ordinary Quinine, with no nervousness or head ringing. It instructs readers to look for the full name and signature of E. W. Grove.
Chairman Butler commands attention by saying show me any hungry people during the campaign. The Detroit News notes the sharp exchange as analysts question the sincerity of office seekers and the hunger for political favors.
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