Cotton ginned to date and local life notes from 1922
The September 14 1922 Sun reports 2000 bales of cotton ginned locally and lists births moves and business activity. It notes the Rutledge birth daughter Hampton move to town Gilletts erecting a warehouse and several local residents on a B Y P U program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesley Rutledge
Lee Hampton
R. A
Grover Gillett
Whitewright Lumber Co
the Sun
Crimm-Powell
Whitewright
Clara Craig
Dallas
Marshall Robbins
Binion
Lewis & Cornell
Pilot Grove
van Vestal
Frances Bryant
Madge Sears
Ouija Craig
James P
Pat) Henry
Austin
J. W. Henry
Hearne
James W. Henderson
Charles Carpenter
Mary Perkinson
Mary Cecile Akin
Durant
Okla
Henrietta Jackson
Betty Lee Jones
Katie Kincaid
Bettye Nell Yeager
Betty Ann Darwin
Margaret Ann Burnham
Betty Jo Pierce
Jacquelyn Nossaman
Betty Jane
Annette Harper
Wanda Green
Jim Henry Andrews
Thomas Gillett
Greenville
J. D. Young
Citation Notice in Grayson County Texas Foreclosure Case
Citation commands Pomery Combs and other heirs to appear by Oct 7 1957 in the 15th District Court of Grayson County Sherman Texas. Plaintiff J L May seeks title and possession of Lot 12 Block 4 Binkleys First Addition Sherman. Publication credited to The Whitewright Sun August 29 September 5 12 19 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
Pomery Combs
G. W. Johnson
Billy Burke Combs
Barbara Colemen Combs
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
J. L. May
Pomery
Binkley
S. V. Earnest
Gladys Hamilton
Whitewright Sun
Jobs Scarce For 40 Who Quit School
New York report cites George J. Hecht of the American Parents' Committee as saying 40 percent of high school students drop out and will face hard times finding work this fall. Hecht notes dropout impact on lifetime earnings and urges a broad program to expand schools, train teachers, and improve curricula. He also urges parental refusal to allow early exit and Stay-In-School efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George J. Hecht
American Parents’ Committee
Hecht
Controlled Inflation and the Real Cost of Living Squeeze
In the Saturday Evening Post essay, macro economics is praised by spending advocates yet challenged as a hidden tax. It argues 3 percent yearly inflation erodes fixed incomes, boosts taxes, and widens the gap for retirees and wage earners while government growth remains tied to a growing economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Agonizing Reappraisals Sought to Halt Inflation
Newsweek writer Henry Hazlitt argues there is no economic problem stopping inflation but that stopping it would require a painful rethinking of labor policy over the past 25 years. He blames wage growth and labor monopolies for rising costs that push businesses to higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsweek
Henry Hazlitt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rosaline Prigmore
John Webster
Jack Lackey
Irene Buck
Jack Yeager
Jesse Blanks
O. L. Jones
T. E. Barbee
Fred Smith
Robert Grant
Guy Hamilton
L. G. Hagard
Clyde Johnson
Gladys Ray
Lucille LaRoe
PTA
O. L
Pig) Jones
Pleasant Walker
Minnie Ball
East Whitewright
J. H. Hollingsworth
Krum
Gilliam Lindsey
James
Martha Sue
Lubbock
Aubrey Hansard
Alline Medearis
Guy Anderson
Willdene Johnson
Madill
Paul James
Near Whitewright
Clara Roberson
Frederick
Tom Sears
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
Wash
Ington
D. C
Sherman Savings
N. Travis
Sherman, Texas
Teo-Xochitl
Cotton Bowl
Gordon MacRae
Hank Thompson
Mark Wilson
FORD
Red Moore
Whitewright, Texas
Saturday Evening Post
State Farm
M. B. Hasty
Sociation Booth
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