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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1932
Page
4
Governor Roosevelt argues that destructive criticism fails unless it helps build by exposing why the Republican leadership erred and why the old structure collapsed. He questions whether the party can reform or merely receive a cosmetic cleansing. He warns government cannot stop private misstatements from misleading investors.
The Whitewright Sun states that all notices of entertainments raffles and other benefits with admission fees will be charged at regular advertising rates. The paper commits to correcting any erroneous reflection upon individuals firms or corporations brought to the editor’s attention.
In 1928 Republicans pledged a full dinner pail if Hoover won, now they claim hungry Americans would be worse off otherwise. The Blue Ridge trip, last on the tour, urges many Whitewright residents to attend to ensure a strong showing. The 15 mile trip features a concrete half and a blacktop remainder, described as a pleasant drive.
Whitewright saw two strong shopping days in succession with Saturday and Monday markets. Merchants advertised special bargains Saturday drawing crowds, while Monday trades day brought a large turnout and steady store activity. Advertising is credited with boosting business.
The piece notes a 19 percent tax drop for Whitewright residents offset by federal nuisance taxes. It covers national figures like Ogden Mills and Hoover’s re election push, critiques of rival parties on the air, and remarks on Ford comparing Hoover to Lincoln amid campaign dialogue.
Governor Roosevelt spoke in Pittsburgh on Wednesday night and on the air. He reiterated that government cannot pay the bonus given the deficit and unbalanced budget, drawing a strong ovation. He also favored a beer tax to help balance the budget and pledged a 25 percent cut in government expenses if elected.
The Dallas Journal analyzes Texas politics noting that a Democratic majority could defeat a Republican administration and elect Bullington as governor. The piece warns anti-Ferguson Democrats to vote and suggests Ferguson supporters may denounce bolting while their record shows bolting tendencies.
J W Davidson writes from Medford Oregon about moving with his son Leon from Salem and enjoying The Sun newspaper. He describes Medford as a hustling city in a fertile valley with pears as a main crop and recalls a local job interview across cultural ties.
The scenic Crater Lake location, perched eight thousand feet high, reports about 110000 visitors this season. Guests came from every state and several foreign countries, as a note of goodwill closes with best wishes to Wright friends.
M. H. Wolfe, general manager, said the association is seriously considering asking all cotton farmers in the South to declare a cotton sales holiday. The aim is to stop selling until prices cover production costs or the Reconstruction Finance Corp reinforces farmers in an effective holding movement.
First grade drew on the blackboard while third and fourth grades made posters. National Picture Week and Fire Prevention were observed by grades five through seven. Anita Vestal and Dorothy Hagard tied for first in a picture test. Seventh grade wrote Fire Prevention essays. Rhythm bands performed at the Pure Food Show. Junior Story Telling Club elected Sara Belle Gillett president and others. Good English Club elected officers for November.
Mrs. G. V. Smith hosted a birthday party at her northeast town home Friday honoring her daughter Lois on her sixteenth birthday. Miss Dorothy Medearis assisted with entertaining and many gifts were received. Refreshments included hot chocolate and cake for guests listed including Billy Roberts and Dorothy Medearis among others. If Australia could be placed in the North Atlantic it would fill the space between the United States and the British Isles.
Saint Martin’s Parish in Louisiana is divided into two sections by Iberia Parish, creating a two piece division in the region.
The article urges motorists to prepare for autumn and winter by inspecting tires especially for traction, battery, brakes, spark plugs, and radiator hoses. It cites Firestone tires and a record drive to illustrate safety and warns that worn tires or weak components can risk life at high speeds.
The Whitewright Music Club met at Mrs. R. A. Gillett’s home with 23 members present. Six new members joined, plus Mrs. George German became parliamentarian. Mrs. A. L. Jackson became critic. Mrs. C. S. Witt moved to president.
A clergyman condemns the modern bathing suit in a sharp critique while noting he has less to find fault with than many preachers in his circle. The remark reflects a lighthearted humor tone from The Humorist column.
The judge says sentiment on the bonus is evenly split between those who oppose payment and those who expect one.
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