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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1927
Page
4
The column lists subscription terms and notices about admissions being charged at ad rates, corrections policy, and social invites. It previews headlines on oil trials tied to prominent figures, cotton prices and ginning totals, and Texas State Fair attendance records, plus a civic reflection on agriculture and civilization from the Cleburne Review.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Seymour Lowman from upstate New York again draws fire for ill advised remarks. He reportedly raised the import tariff on French hardware parts without State Department knowledge and framed it as reciprocal policy. The comment disrupted ongoing French tariff negotiations and drew criticism from officials.
Observers label Senator Lowman a bull in a china shop and say his days are numbered according to Denton Record Chronicle reporting.
A collage of quips from multiple papers covers topics from politics and law to technology and international affairs. Notable lines critique trials and innocence, industry, and peace, with satirical takes on fights, markets, and colonial headlines.
Safety experts in Chicago estimate twenty five thousand deaths annually from home accidents. Despite this appalling record risky individuals still loiter in dangerous areas of the home.
Publication summons in Grayson County Texas directs Sheriff to notify all interested parties in the estate of Dave V Harrison that Mrs M J Harrison seeks letters of guardianship for minors. Hearing set for the first Monday in December at Sherman Court House with publication at least ten days prior. R Q Loving Clerk. October 22 1927. 21-n3
A collage of brief newspaper snippets cites The New Yorker on children and Prohibition Administrator Maurice Campbell, the New York Evening Sun on liquor sampling, the Council Bluffs Nonpareil on incomplete gym records, and Chicago Tribune on Bill Thompson’s presidential bid with America first themes.
Turnip greens spread as warm weather continues. Wheat sowing corn gathering and other farm tasks are underway. About 150 pupils enrolled in public school with more likely as cotton picking ends. Local residents visited or hosted relatives from Sherman Dallas and Fort Worth.
Dee leaves Monday for Vernon for a month or more while Miss Anna Binion suffers a severe tonsillitis. G W Spencer breaks three ribs from a fall. A school pie supper Tuesday and a Friday box supper drew large crowds, with Bert Dennis of Sherman auctioning pies and boxes. Bow Wright Drug Co donates candy for the prettiest girl, Thelma Henderson, with proceeds over sixty dollars. Services include Howard McSpedden at Baptist, J A Lovell at 11, Rev J A Henderson preaching. Herbert Sutton ends the report.
Miss Lillie Hayes and the unidentified groom were united in marriage at Rev. J. A. Henderson’s home. The groom is a nephew of Mrs. I. F. Sloan. The couple are described as industrious with many friends wishing them happiness and prosperity.
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