Whitewright Sun Notices and Local Sports Preview
Whitewright Sun notes entertainment charges and obituaries at regular rates while urging correction of misstatements. It reports poll tax receipts, State Fair timing, and a high school football win over Whitesboro by 6 to 7 with Whitesboro beating Van Alstyne 26 to 0. It discusses Texas Senate ballots and farm weather, cotton harvests, and boll weevil control. It adds tax rate comparisons among Whitewright, Honey Grove, and Wichita Falls, favors Whitewright, and promotes the Denison football game with Texas National Guard tents moved to Forest Park for a color-filled match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
Whitesboro
van Alstyne
Nuffied
Wichita Falls
Honey Grove
Denison
Chas. W. Nimon
Texas National Guard
Forest Park
Denison High Faces Tough Battle in Big Game
Denison High fields a strong team and must rely on strong rooting support as they prepare for a hard fought matchup. Local fans are urged to rally behind their players in what promises to be a competitive contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison High
Commissioners Neglecting Public Highways
Grayson County faces possible bankruptcy if highway conditions worsen. The Sherman Democrat notes buckled pikes between Sherman and Denison, Sherman and Whitesboro, and Sherman and Bells, with worn bridges threatening safety. Taxpayers funded millions for roads, yet neglect endangers a going concern and discourages future bond issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson County
Sherman
Denison
Whitesboro
Bells
Rural Carrier Examination for Route Two in Sherman Texas
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination to fill rural carrier vacancies at Whitewright Texas on November 11, 1922. Salary starts at 1800 dollars per year for a 24 mile route with 30 dollars added per extra mile. Open to qualified citizens domiciled in the post office territory, both men and women may apply, but sex may be specified by appointing officers. Women restrictions apply. Form 1977 and blanks available from the commission or Washington. Applications should be sent promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Sherman
Texas
Whitewright
U. S
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday worship and programs
The First Baptist Church invites worshipers to services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Morning topic Holy and Acceptable Worship. evening topic Satan or What Has Become of the Devil. Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. and a call is made to organize work, involve teachers and Union programs, and invite all to attend. G. M. McNeilly, Pastor.
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Satan
G. M. McNeilly
Prices and visits note Oklahoma City oil executive
Get our prices before selling chic kens, eggs, hides, etc. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Edwards of Oklahoma City were guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. S. McMillin. Edwards is a former Whitewright boy and nephew of McMillin. He is now general manager of an oil company at Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fain
Jim Edwards
Oklahoma City
D. S. McMillin
Edwards
Whitewright
McMillin
Husband and Wife Bicker Over Money Tactics
A domestic spat surfaces as a wife uses a wheedling voice to request money while her spouse reveals his wife raises her voice when refused. The exchange highlights common marital negotiation dynamics and tone.
Quinine that does not affect the head advertisement
An old advertisement extols Laxa tive Bromo Quinine as better than ordinary quinine, claiming tonic and laxative effects without nervousness or head ringing. The note prompts to seek the signature of E. W. Grove on the label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. H. Waggoner
Whitewright Post Ofice
The
Sun
Dallas
United States
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Mickie
Heronnia
Prienoln
Monen
Arrouns
Excerr
Washington, D. C
Lloyd Moore
First Baptist Church
O. C
United States Quartermaster Department
H. B. Lamer
Noel, Missouri
Bill Noel
Ol Weeks
White Wright
Rexall
Dallas News
Murray, the Jeweler
Dyer @ Jones
Rexall Store
Sears Grain Co
Navy
Lea
Hudson, Davis & Co
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