Whitewright Sun warns on entertainments ads and races gambling
The Whitewright Sun notes ad rates apply to entertainments and memorials while promising corrections for misprints. It reports a fatal auto crash in Whitewright, cites recent Dallas and state events, and criticizes business groups for hypocrisy in anti gambling campaigns and slot machines in their own venues.
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Dallas
Texas
Bankhead Act Remains as Texas Farmers Supported by Gifted Certificates
The Texas Legislature rejected a call to abandon the Bankhead cotton act and chose to memorialize the National Government to retain it. Proponents argue the act benefits drought-hit farmers through tax exemptions and $17,000,000 in certificate value, while opponents warn relief would favor non-drouth regions at the expense of those who suffered.
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Texas
AAA
Bankhead
Drouth
Drouth-Region
Cardui Trusted by Thousands of Women
Thousands of women testify Cardui benefits them and gives confidence. Mrs J L Norred of Georgia says four children and prior weakness nerves back pain improved with Cardui, noting it eased nausea during births. If it does not help you, consult a physician.
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Cardui
J. L. Norred
E. Ga
Funeral services held for Paul James
Paul James age 25 son of the late H A James died Sunday morning from pneumonia at his home near Goldthwaite Mills County Texas He was born near Trenton July 9 1909 and married Clara Roberson of Lubbock Sept 1 1932 The service was conducted at the Trenton Methodist Church with Rev W T Sparkman and Rev E B Jackson and burial at Indian Creek Cemetery Pallbearers named Friends and relatives from Goldthwaite Lubbock Farmersville and Canaan attended
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Paul James
H. A. James
Goldthwaite
Mills County
Texas
Paul
Trenton
Clara Roberson
Lubbock
Bill
Fred James
John
Jesse James
Whitewright
Roy Wilkins
W. T. Sparkman
E. B. Jackson
Indian Creek
Nobility
Bankhead surplus certificates transfer in Fannin County
The Cotton Administration in Fannin County announces local transfer of surplus certificates for 1934 cotton. Producers who harvested and tagged or ginned and tagged all crop may transfer by visiting the Court House office with buyer. both must sign for a valid transfer. Certificates valued at four cents per pound may be bought and exchanged for money or commodities.
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V. J. Young
Fannin County
Bankhead Department
Cotton Administration
Court House
Singing Convention Heads to Westminster September 29 30
The regular fifth Sunday Grayson County singing convention will be held at Westminster on September 29 and 30. The program Sunday will consume most of the day. The public is invited and a good program has been arranged per R. E. Cato who lives southwest of town. A Want Ad will get results for you.
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Grayson County
Westminster
R. E. Cato
Judge Cunningham and wife injured in auto accident
Judge H A Cunningham and his wife of Bonham sustained injuries when their car left the roadway on Highway 160 near Canaan church. He suffered a broken rib and bruises while she fractured her arm. The new Chevrolet was badly damaged. They were treated at Bonham by Waldo ambulance.
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Judge
H. A. Cunningham
Bonham
Highway 160
Canaan
Dallas
Judge Cunningham
Whitewright Man on County Board Resigns
Frank M. Thompson of Sherman resigned from the county welfare board. Monday and F M Echols of Whitewright were elected to fill the vacancy. Thompson managed the chamber of commerce and led the Red River Valley Fair Association. Echols, deemed highly qualified, will represent areas outside Sherman and Denison.
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Frank M. Thompson
Sherman
County Welfare Board
Commissioners Court
F. M
Echols
Whitewright
Thompson
Chamber of Commerce
Red River Valley Fair Association
Denison
Young Jamestown Men Hurt in Auto Accident
Wade Knott and Jack Saye of Jamestown eleven miles south of Whitewright were injured when their car overturned near the Jamestown store Monday night about 9 o clock. Saye had cuts and bruises. Knott suffered facial and lower limb injuries, not considered serious. Two highway patrolmen provided aid at the scene.
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Whitewright
Sherman
Wade Knott
Jack Saye
Jamestown
Saye
Knott
Sage
Pint of Milk per Day for Every Child Campaign
Washington reports a campaign aims to provide a pint of milk daily to every child. Dr. Fred C. Howe and national women's groups back the plan after a survey showing milk intake 27 percent below health needs. The note on Federal Housing Administration lending and a giraffe fact appears as context.
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Washington
Fred C. Howe
Consumers’ Counsel
The
Farm Administration
Howe
Federal Housing Administration
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Lee Norman
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T. O. Sikes
E. D. Roberson
F. M. Roberson
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