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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1925
Page
4
Entered at the Whitewright post office as second class mail matter notice states that all notices of entertainments dinners and other benefits with admission or monetary consideration will be charged at regular advertising rates. Obituaries resolutions memorials will also be charged at regular rates. The Sun will correct any erroneous reflection upon request.
The Whitewright High School football team asks for public support at Sherman this Saturday. The game against Whitesboro will start at 4 o'clock at Fair Park Stadium. The piece urges fans to attend and back the boys in what promises to be a strong matchup.
A collage of editorials complains about poor road maintenance in Grayson County, arguing funds from the State Highway Department are misused. It cites losses in tax dollars, calls for better winter upkeep, and notes local paper banter about upcoming fair games and rivalries between Whitewright and nearby towns. The column contrasts income and property, urging readers to secure homes and invest wisely.
A Whitewright report notes a street peddler offered a $3 shirt for $1.95 in Garland, where local merchants sold it at $1.25. He tried selling last week but had not disposed of any. He said Garland residents read too much for his business to prosper.
A newspaper brother notes that small typos can cause big trouble from voided Texas legislation to halted trials in San Antonio and Oklahoma. He recalls printers dropping a letter in the Book of Common Prayer and warns typographical slips remain a newspaper editor's nightmare.
A meditation on how despite painstaking effort for accuracy, errors persist in writing, bringing ridicule and even death to those who chase perfection, as noted by the Palestine Herald.
A reflection calling for reverence for laws to become the political religion of the nation. It urges Americans to teach lawfulness in mothers, schools, pulpits, and courts, so all citizens sacrifice to law observance as a shared duty across ages and classes.
A collage of quotes from editors and papers lampooning parlor ideas. The notes cite a self parking car riddle, a demand for disarmament in Chicago, spare tire advice on the bumper, and musings on Bohemianism and genius from several papers.
A collection of witty quotes from various papers notes ironies about human rights marriage law and conscience. It comments on aging science government and public opinion with concise, pointed one liners from multiple editors and newspapers.
The man once known for shedding tears for desolated bartenders has endured change, living and learning. Occasionally a bartender grants him a ride in a limousine, illustrating a notable shift in fortunes.
The grammar school hosts a Thursday afternoon program at 3 45 featuring a duet Congress Song by Mrs Guy Hamilton and Mrs Annette Harp informal talk How the Home May Help the School by Supt Fred W Smith and music by first and second grade pupils directed by Mrs Annette Harp All patrons urged to attend.
A call to citizens to honor and observe the laws of the land and to pledge loyalty to constituted authority. Citing Lincoln, the piece urges all Americans to defend the constitution, avoid violations, and safeguard the nation’s institutions for future generations.
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