Local notice rates and mailing details excerpt
The fragment lists Thursday publication, Whitewright Texas post office entry as second class mail matter, and subscription rates for Grayson and Fannin Counties. It notes general advertising rates apply to paid events and sales, with charges for cards of thanks, poetry, and memorials.
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Whitewright
Texas
Sun Earns Praise From McKinney Exchanger
The McKinney Examiner editors Clint and Wofford Thompson commend The Whitewright Sun edited by Glenn Doss for clear editorials and well chosen news. The Sun receives praise as one of the best weekly papers in the land.
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McKinney Examiner
Clint and
Wofford Thompson
The
Sun
Whitewright
Glenn Doss
Examiner
Curves Banned by Agriculture Department for Pickles
The Agriculture Department bans curved cucumbers from bottling as pickles, insisting only flat cucumbers become pickles. Irregular shapes will be sliced or split, sidelining curved pickles and reducing diverse shapes in jars.
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Dallas Times Herald
Agriculture Department
Straight Lines Replace Curves in Agrarian View
The piece criticizes judging people by appearance and clothes, praising those who conform as the path to success opens. It questions the Agriculture Department on why straight lines are considered more interesting than curves and bulges.
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Agriculture Department
How to Handle Your Husband
A humorous reconciling of a cowgirl group in New York promoting rules for managing husbands. The guidelines compare husbands to horses, advising restraint, fair treatment, occasional control, and avoiding entrapment. The Shreveport Times questions whether any cowgirls were ever married.
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New York
Texas
Associated Press
Shreveport
No Election Delivers Marriage License Misunderstanding
A gangling man entered the clerk of the court seeking a marriage license. The clerk asked for the bride elect and the man denied an election, claiming the bride had appointed herself.
My Girl with Two Beautiful Legs Jokes in Conversation
A humorous exchange features a man claiming his partner has the two most beautiful legs in the world. When asked how he knows, he says he counted them, delivering a light, playful quip.
Written Farm Rental Agreements Advisable In 1954
Landlords and tenants should use written farm leases to avoid disputes and costly lawsuits. A proper contract guards rent terms, term lengths, responsibilities for repairs, crop designations, and whether timber cutting or subletting is allowed, reducing risk from vague verbal agreements and overlooked omissions.
Citation Notice in Grayson County Texas 1953
The State of Texas issues citation to William Crenshaw and many named heirs and relatives requiring a written answer by December 7 1953 in the Grayson County District Court at Sherman. Plaintiffs J F Johnson and Minnie Johnson seek title and possession of Crenshaw additions land Whitesboro Grayson County after more than ten years of peaceful adverse use.
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State OF
Texas
William Crenshaw
S. A. Crenshaw
E. H. Crenshaw
Ellen E. Gray
L. C. Gray
Lina A. Haigler
G. F. Haigler
Charles R. Crenshaw
T. B. Crenshaw
J. D. Crenshaw
Noema Simmons
John Simmons
Kate McCoy
Annie Scroggins
Emily C. Haigler
A. R. L. Crenshaw
Lizzie Diamond
Nellie Diamond
Kate Poffenbach
C. E. Bruce
L. E. Bruce
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Crenshaw
Whitesboro
Shermé
A. D
Earnest
Graysn County
Shirley England
Whitewright Sun
Lawsuit Seeks Title to Denison Land in Grayson County
Plaintiff B W Baldwin claims title by adverse possession to Lots 7 and 8, Block 7 in Dumas Addition Denison Texas. The case No 60868 filed in 1953 seeks support for five years continuous possession before the court in Sherman. The defendants include Mary Talty and heirs of several deceased parties with First National Bank of Duncan named as plaintiff.
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State OF
Texas
Mary Talty
Mattie Kirklin
Alec Kirklin
H. W. Campbell
Sarah J. Campbell
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
B. W. Baldwin
Towit
Dumas
Denison
A. D
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Whitewright Sun
Good Records Are Meant to Be Beaten
The infant death rate in the United States is very low but 70,000 infants die in the first month and 53,000 more from months two to twelve. It argues mothers should seek prenatal care under competent physicians and notes availability of dietary supplements and other medications.
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United States
New Zealand
Holland
Australia
Norway
Switzerland
Sweden
How a Life Was Wasted
A Bande ra Bulletin meditation on a man who chased wealth at the expense of family and humanity. The author contrasts his cold monument with a life spent on riches, noting the widow and hungry child he ignored and urging readers to consider legacy over money.
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Bandera
Bandera Bulletin
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Grayson Oleo
Tillett Grocery & Market
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Chase & Sanborn
Pillsbury’s Angel Food
Tetley Tea
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S. H. Montgomery
W. E. LaRoe
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