11 Sep 1914
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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1914
Page
1
The new billion dollar currency measure passed by Congress ends danger of Stringency and strengthens gold protection. Public calm and cooperation in facing the crisis reflect American self-control and confidence in Washington Baltimore Sun notes.
H. D. Cumby has improved more today than at any time since he was accidentally shot a week ago. He could be rolled about the Sherman hospital grounds in a chair this morning.
Austin Texas September 4 The State Department of Education will not apportion public school funds this month due to only 17000 in the available school fund The scholastic census is estimated at 1100000 yielding 35500000 for the year the highest per capita distribution in state history
W A Smithers rents the vacant brick building beside the Guaranty State Bank and says a moving picture show will open in about two weeks. A brakeman was severely hurt Wednesday when struck by a mail crane while riding the north bound freight engine and was treated in Denison after being placed in the caboose.
A discussion on the National Congress of Mothers and its goal to educate parents for better child nurturing. It urges mothers and fathers to join, notes annual dues in Whitewright, and highlights school playground, library, and sanitary improvements coordinated with Parent-Teachers' Association efforts.
Mrs. Frederick Schoff of the National Congress of Mothers urges women to join the local Parent Teachers' Association in Whitewright which is now federated with state and national Mothers' Congress and PTA, asking Should not every woman feel it.
The New York Herald praises the head of government for calm judgment and patriotism. It urges the American people to back the President and remain as neutral as their government, striving to prevent any mistakes.
US representatives in Europe have met stern duties with energy and wisdom. An anti Administration clique mocked diplomats, but officials including ambassadors and consuls showed efficiency and zeal. Americans abroad endured wartime pain, and the worst is past thanks to embassy devotion.
The Ohio State Journal urges the nation under Wilson and Bryan not to rush into war. It cautions against jingo cries and praises the administration for steady handling of Mexican relations, upholding patience and peace over reactionary demands.
Dallas News reports from Whitesboro that boll worms devastate the cotton crop with stalks once loaded with bolls now almost fruitless. Leonard plans to build a cotton warehouse to store 2,000 bales.
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