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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1929
Page
9
Dallas visitor Mrs G L Baugher spends weekend with relatives in Whitewright. Numerous residents visit kin in Sherman Denver and Denison. M C Spivy & Co Bonham runs specials on coats boots and dresses while promoting local events and school activities.
The Attorney General's Department in Austin ruled that farm wagons attached to vehicles must be registered and licensed like trailers. Assistant AG Jack Blalock issued the ruling in reply to a query from Gibb Gilchrist, the state highway engineer, outlining that without a wagon license the act of trailer use on roads is a violation.
Sun office advertises typewriter carbon paper and typewriter ribbons for sale. The listing highlights supplies for writing and office work with constant availability.
A collection of remarks by public figures and commentators. Quotes from Baker Coolidge and Hariman Russell touch on faith, machine civilization, country life, and agriculture. The themes emphasize modernity, youth, self awareness, and policy limits in addressing agricultural difficulties.
Denison Texas physician S S Mather and his wife report long standing stomach rheumatic and kidney troubles improved after using Orgatone. They credit miraculous relief and say they will continue using the remedy. Genuine Orgatone supposedly available at Whitewright Dyer Jones Drug Store.
A collage of brief quotes covers diverse views from President Hoover to Dr. S Parkes Cadman and Dean Christian Gauss. Topics range from women and taste to success, star metaphors, air power, stamp licking, and social behavior.
A courtroom snippet shows the defendant denying quarrel with his wife, claiming words were not directed at her but elsewhere, during a magistrate hearing.
A satirical group titled the Good Old Daze Reformers champions a daily critique of modern restrictions and "don'ts" that shape everyday life. The piece frames their stance as a lighthearted pushback to overbearing norms.
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