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Newspaper

Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1937

Page

8

Russians Have Low Wages High Prices in Russia

An observer details Russian living costs and wages in 1937, noting average annual pay around 2770 rubles and real monthly incomes near 12 to 14 dollars after exchange. He lists prices for coffee, beef, pork, butter, eggs, cheese, milk, clothes, and shoes, highlighting wide disparities between wages and living costs and pointing to shop price tagging and unequal incomes as sources of unrest.

Moscow Union of Socialist Soviet Republics Russia Union of Socialist Soviet Kid Gover

George Washington party backs Ford for president

In Savannah Georgia the George Washington party announces Henry Ford for president and claims independence from other groups. E S Fuller, party chairman since 1935, says Ford has not hinted if he accepts. The party plans to expand clubs in Savannah Jacksonville Birmingham New Orleans and other Southern cities and then go national.

Savannah Henry Ford George Washington Party E. S. Fuller Ford Fuller Washington Party Jacksonville Birmingham New Orleans

Cotton Pests Active With Rains In Texas

F L Thomas of the Texas Experiment Station reports bollworms and leafworms may damage cotton in North Northwest and West Central Texas after heavy rains. Moisture draws pests, with September broods posing risk to young cotton. Leafworms found in Tom Green County and poison applied in Smith County and Central Texas areas.

College Station F. L. Thomas Division of Entomology The Texas Experiment Station Texas Tom Green Smith County

Strife in Spain and China Cuts U S Cotton Demand

Washington reports unrest in Spain and Sino-Japanese hostilities cut U S cotton demand. American growers yield 15,593,000 bales this year, a 26 percent rise, but Spain bought only 300 bales in the year to July while shipments to China shrink as tensions rise.

Washington China Spain Bureau of Agricultural Economics United States

Where does pension money come from source figures

Figures from the Old Age Assistance Commission auditing division show cigarettes as the largest state source of revenue for old age assistance. From Nov 1 1936 to July 31 1937 cigarette stamp tax and permit fees totaled 3 203 934 07 dollars, liquor wine and beer tax and related fees 3 200 469 95, with other revenues from vending machines amusement tax and pari mutuel tax adding smaller sums.

Austin John Q Old Age Assistance Commission

Family of Annie Laurie to Give Up Maxwelltown

Maxwelltown in Dumfries shire, home of Annie Laurie since 1611, is offered for lease. If leased, the laird status ends as the Lauries may leave the famous ballad scene. Annie Laurie, born 1682, daughter of Sir Robert Laurie, broke an engagement in 1717 to marry Craigbarrock, and Douglas then wrote the song to bonnie Annie, later eloping with a maid from Galloway.

Annie Laurie Maxwelltown Dumfriesshire Lauries Annie Robert Laurie William Douglas Alexander Ferguson Craigbarrock Douglas Bonnie Annie Galloway

Question of Tone Shoe Shop Manager

In a humorous exchange a shop manager probes a clerk about a customer. The clerk explains the customer seeks two squeaky shoes that share the same tone, a gag about matching squeaks.

Jenkins

The Only Kind Rural Autoist Tires for Tires

A humorous dialogue between a rural autoist and a salesman about tire types. The farmer asks for tires and clarifies he wants automobile tires rather than balloon tires, prompting a concise joke about terminology.

Baloon Tires

Peach stain removal and garden care tips from Whitewright merchants

A neighbor explains stain removal by pouring boiling water through stained linen to lift peach stains. Details for grass stains involve a peroxide and ammonia mix rubbed on canvas shoes, followed by rinsing. Garden spraying tips emphasize reaching leaf undersides to combat black spot spores. Whitewright merchants promote better values.

Want Ads Offer Local Mules Autos and Loans

Classified items include mule sales plows piano storage real estate and automobile loan offers from Manning Meador S H Montgomery Auto Finance and Draughon Training. Notices urge responses by mail with coupon and include Dallas Wichita Falls Abilene Lubbock locations and the lure of savings and quick income opportunities.

Auto Finance Company F. W. Creager Mgr S. Travis St Sherman Draughon’s Dallas Wichita Falls Abilene Lubbock P. O

Cotton picking in Orangeville area continues strong

Orangeville News reports cotton picking well under way with many residents busy. Family visits include Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bowen and Henry Bowen of Greenville with J. H. Bowen. Clarence Rhody and family visiting Whitewright relatives. Mollie Smith with daughter and Mrs. C. E. Mayse. O. V. Wilder and children at John Savage’s home. Claud Donihoo of Bonham staying with Sam and Mrs. Donihoo. Delmer Bowen family with O. C. Bowen. O. V. Wilder with Mrs. Arthur Latimer. Alma Wilder and Evelyn Latimer with Aubrey Mayse. J. D. Richie still ill. Viola Wilder visiting Helen Griffin.

H. C. Bowen Henry Bowen Greenville J. H. Bowen Clarence Rhody Whitewright Mollie Smith C. E. Mayse Paul Bowen O. V. Wilder John Savage Claud Donihoo Bonham Sam Donihoo Delmer Bowen O. C. Bowen Arthur Latimer Alma Wilder Evelyn Latimer Aubrey Mayse J. D. Richie Viola Wilder Helen Griffin

Poor Richard 1937: witty maxims on life and success

A collection of aphorisms on habits, motivation, and prudence attributed to Poor Richard. Lines urge dropping bad habits, staying steadfast, tying knots when at rope’s end, and judging life by ideals. Includes quips on promotion, effort, unity, reasoning, and taxation.

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