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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1922
Page
23
Mr and Mrs Wm Jay spent Saturday and Sunday with their daughter in the Bethel community. Mr and Mrs Charlie Galyonen were also mentioned in this brief locality update.
Want column notes a Japanese parasol found about ten days ago and turned in to Miss Gladys Bay. Later item reports Mr and Mrs Will Pender moving to Greenville to reside and Mr Pender purchasing an interest in a local business. Also advertised is a sale of second hand wagon, two Deering binders, a 7 foot double disc plow, a 12 20 disc barrow in first class condition at bargain through Manning and Clark.
Auction event lists thirty two Jersey cows to be sold at Red River Valley Fair grounds September 27 starting 1 pm. Catalog requests go to Geo D Eader. Col J Riley Green as auctioneer. Also notices include loan message from Federal Land Bank at 5 percent and a Bonham Texas real estate listing for a 60 acre farm near church and school with Ford ear as first payment.
A large number of young people enjoyed an ice cream supper Saturday night with all reporting a pleasant evening. The cool weather after Sunday’s rain improved everyone’s spirits. Miss Kate and Grady Hash of Ida visited Mr. and Mrs. John Burke for the weekend.
The State of Texas Grayson County provides that Huffines & Spindle Bros will sell for cash to the highest bidder on Saturday October 7 1922 between 10 a m and 4 p m in Whitewright Texas one Chevrolet Model 490 year 1918 No 2217 to satisfy a debt of 87 50 with 6 percent interest from January 1 1921 secured by a mechanic's lien. The car remains in possession of Huffines & Spindle Bros for labor and materials furnished on the repaired vehicle left by J W Thompson under authority of Texas Civil Statutes 5665 to 5671.
A gray-haired professor visits a king and shares a sequence of surprising numerical facts that delight the monarch. The tale presents a playful puzzle on age and arithmetic, offering a light mathematical exercise for listeners.
A king tests a professor with a mental arithmetic puzzle. The professor, age sixty born December, ends with 1260, from which the month and last two digits reveal December and age sixty, impressing the ruler and promising to use the trick on others.
An Arkansas crossroads hotel struggles as a clerk develops klepto mania stealing from guests. The proprietor, overwhelmed by constant complaints, confronts ongoing losses amid limited local options for relief.
Frank J. Cheney & Co announces a one hundred dollar reward for catarrh cure claims. The oath notes Cheney as senior partner of the firm in Toledo Ohio. The notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine taken internally with testimonials available.
A clerk, praised as a model worker save for a flaw, is jokingly said to mishandle valuables. To cope, the boss hung a sign above the desk stating that the clerk will take valuables anyway. The humorous note hints at workplace mischief.
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