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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1935

Page

8

County Adopts Plan to Solve Precinct Problem in Grayson

Grayson County commissioners approve a plan to divert all highway funds from date to Dec 31 into the road and bridge fund of precinct 1 to pay debts and operate crews. Estimated $6,000 plus $3,200 in tax income will bolster precinct 1, with Cook cutting his budget to keep roads open.

Sherman Democrat Grayson County A. T. Cook Jake J. Loy B. M. Whiteacre Whiteacre Judge Loy Cook Fort Worth

Heating Habits Risk Health Says Gas Ad Campaign

A gas company educates customers on proper heating and ventilation to prevent winter illnesses. Huddling in one or two overheated rooms is discouraged as doctors warn it fosters cold germs. advertisements cite that fifty percent of disabling diseases start with a common cold.

Gas Company America

Record Year for Tree Planting in U S Forests

The U S Forest Service reports a record planting season with over 222 million seedlings set on 244 thousand acres across national forests. Most work occurred in the North Central region and east of the Great Plains including Michigan and Texas.

Washington Forest Service CCC Great Plains North Central Region Michigan Texas

County approves nine women project with federal funds

The project will employ nine women and involve a federal expenditure of 5348 dollars. County health officer Dr. B A Russell is donating his services to secure the project. After adjournment the court visited Mr. Cook at his home and informed him of the action.

B. A. Russell Cook

New Prison Manager Promises Guards Disarmament Plan

Huntsville article reports Dave Nelson as the new state prison system manager. He pledges to remove guns from guards and promote first-termers, plans housing for guards on farms, and seeks legislative funding. Nelson to assume charge Friday with Lee Simmons present.

Huntsville Dave Nelson State Prison System Lee Simmons Simmons Lastham Farm R. H. Baughn Wynne B. B. Wright Nelson

Enterprise School Honor Roll Announces First Month

Miss Marcella Tatum reports the honor roll for the first month at Enterprise School east of town. Students with B averages and few absences include William Reeves Dan Kent Jack Reeves Mildred Kent Glen Robarts Lynal J. Moore. A carnival is set for Friday night Nov 1 inviting public attendance.

Marcella Tatum Enterprise School William Reeves Dan Kent Jack Reeves Mildred Kent Glen Robarts Lynal J. Moore

Card of Thanks for Pure Food Show Support

The Presbyterian Church ladies express gratitude to town merchants and business people who sponsored the Pure Food Show, booths and prizes. They thank all participants and contributors from Sherman, Trenton, Denison, and Dallas and acknowledge utilities and helpers for their efficient aid and spirit.

Sherman Trenton Denison Dallas the Presbyterian Church

More Gridiron Fatalities for Present Season

A New York University education instructor reports that in the first six weeks of the season football caused eighteen direct fatalities and five indirect deaths. Of the victims, eleven were high school players, three were sand lotters, two were college athletes, and two were athletic club members.

New York Floyd H. Fastwood New York University Eastwood American Football Coaches Association National Collegiate A. A

House Hikes Tax on Bets

The Texas House passed a bill to raise the state tax on horse race wagers with a 96 to 31 vote. The plan would levy 2.5 cents per dollar up to one million, 1.333 cents on the second million, and four cents on the third million, shifting odd cents to the state from tracks. Rep. J. C. Duvall warned the higher levy would hurt larger tracks like Arlington Downs.

J. C. Duvall Fort Worth Arlington Downs

Wife’s Heaven Joke Turns On Whirling Smith

Mrs. John Smith dies and asks St. Peter to locate her husband among many John Smiths. She recalls her husband’s quip that he would turn over in his grave if she was unfaithful, prompting St. Peter to identify him as Whirling Smith.

John Smith St. Peter John

Dum-Dum Bullets Supposed War Item In Dispatches

War reports from Ethiopia discuss the dread dum-dum bullet a soft nosed steel jacketed round that mushroom s on impact creating a large wound. Originating near Calcutta where Indian army ammunition is made the round contrasts with steel jacketed bullets that pass through targets with minimal deformation.

Ethiopia Dumdum Calcutta

Grand Jury Charged to Indict Drunk Drivers

BONHAM District Judge George Blackburn urged the grand jury to curb traffic deaths by targeting drunk drivers. He said cars kill more people than wars and noted Fannin County, dry by local option, is ready to prosecute liquor law violators.

War and Sanity in World Conflict Warning by Twain

A prophetic wartime piece reflects on the real costs of war and the shifting public mood. It cites Mark Twain from The Mysterious Stranger predicting anti-war voices silencing, falsehoods by statesmen, and a nation swayed toward conflict.

Aduwa Sarajevo Mark Twain

War Justification Memo Sparks Moral Debate

A fragment from the Pittsburgh Gazette urges readers to recognize the war as just and to thank God for the clearer sleep after enduring a period of grotesque self deception. The blurb hints at moral reflection and future reference.

Pittsburgh Gazette

Aunt Ellen’s Praise Sparks Suspicion of Grace

Claude Callan notes Aunt Ellen’s praise of Grace to be slyly flattering yet damaging. Ellen compliments Grace’s looks and form while indicating a lack of soul, suggesting reputational harm through gentle, sad praise. The piece ends with a quip on giraffes and voiceless vocal chords.

Ellen Grace

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