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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1932

Page

6

Fannin County Taxable Values 1932 Figures

Tax assessor Ira C. Turner completes the 1932 rolls for Fannin County listing total property valuation at 16 442 200 dollars. State taxes amount to 113 466 92 dollars, county taxes 105 240 97, total 218 707 89. Data covers land city and personal property, railroads telegraphs pipelines banks live stock merchandise tools engines banks money and credits.

Lack of Bookkeeping Ties to Business Failures

The Department of Commerce study on causes of business failures cites poor records keeping as a primary driver, urging merchants and manufacturers to improve bookkeeping to avoid insolvency under a rising rate of bankruptcies.

Washington Department of Commerce

Study shows many New Jersey firms failed due to poor records

A study finds that in New Jersey many failing businesses kept poor or no books. About 23.5 percent kept no records at all and 29.4 percent had insufficient records to guide management, reflecting widespread bookkeeping weaknesses across industries.

Uals New Jersey

Puzzle on an Electric Iron Profit

A customer brings an iron for repair and pays a five dollar bill but cannot get change. The dealer returns a dollar and the iron, keeping the five, and later the customer returns with four dollars to reclaim the five. The exchange seems profitable or not depending on interpretation.

Results and Roses From Work to Grow What We Want

A garden fair theme urges steady effort to achieve worthwhile goals. The verses stress that wishes alone won’t suffice and that persistent digging and labor are required week after week to reap results or roses.

Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin Promises Vitality After Fifty

An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a simple tonic to stimulate vital organs, claim it improves energy beyond years, and prevent bilious spells and constipation. It markets as safe for children and not habit forming, with easy nightly use and wide availability at druggists.

Optimism the Road to Success In East Texas Magazine

Les Akers argues that civic citizens must contribute, not just take. He contrasts optimists and pessimists, mocks anti beauty culture, and warns against waiting for luck. He urges daily effort, practical common sense, and resilience to revive communities.

America Andy Gandhi India Hoover White House Germany Magazeen Les Akers East Texas

A GOOD YEAR FOR BOLTING

Maury Hughes, state Democratic chairman, calls executive committee meetings to condemn voters not backing Mrs. Ferguson for governor. The piece argues such actions won’t change votes and notes Roosevelt’s cross-party appeal while predicting loyalists won’t be swayed by party pressure. It deems voting Roosevelt and Ferguson together unlikely.

Maury Hughes Democratic Party Mr. Roosevelt Norris Senator Cutting New Mexico Hiram Johnson California Literary Digest Roosevelt Hughes Fergusons Franklin Roosevelt Ferguson Jim Ferguson

Texas voters weigh national and state tickets in GOP race

The writer argues Texans will separate national and state slates in the 1928 race. Citing 1924 and 1928 results for Coolidge Hoover and Moody, the piece mocks Ferguson and Dwight mover Tubbs versus McAdoo, and asserts the Roosevelt faction would not back Ferguson. It questions Shouse's endorsement of Tubbs and questions Roosevelt’s stance on Ferguson.

Last Sun Eclipse Ends Historic Eastern US Darkening

The final total solar eclipse to cross the Eastern United States ended after forty plus scientific expeditions cost about seven million dollars. Results ranged from excellent to modest with several failures due to cloud cover, while blue skies and coastal foggy conditions surprised observers.

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