Governor Submits Bill to License Billiard Rooms
Governor Miriam A Ferguson sent bills to the Legislature in the special session. Other proposals cover state parks maintenance, malaria and typhus budget items, tax law corrections, eight hour day on state contracts, tax lien assignments, education on military reservations, and expanded district attorney appointments in El Paso County.
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Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas Rehabilitation and Relief Commission
James V. Allred
State Parks Board
East Texas
el Paso
State Board of Education
Hat Confidently Improves Appearance Says Patient
A patient remarks that wearing a hat makes them look much better and insists the treatment is helping. A clinician notes the improvement and confirms the positive outlook during a routine check. The exchange highlights a light moment in ongoing care.
Do Your Eyes Bother You Question
A brief humorous exchange features two people debating eye discomfort. One asks are your eyes bothering you and receives the reply no then clarification that they do indeed bother them. The dialogue captures a playful miscue in everyday conversation.
17 Years Ago In Whitewright a Patchwork Review
The Sun item recalls farm sales and purchases near Tom Bean and Whitewright, Texas. W F Holland buys two farms and a local man sells his farm. Jessie Fogle takes a dry goods job. a boy weighs 209 pounds of cotton at age 11. old residents pass away. editorials poke at church, hats, and NRA era life. local voters show 3.2 percent beer results in Justice Precinct No. 3.
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the Sun
Sid Hudspeth
Tom Bean
W. F. Holland
Jessie Fogle
Lively
Spivy Badgett
W. H. Pierce
Willie Smith
Whitewright
William Vaughn
Tennessee
Fire damages cotton platform and Wade Robbins farm
Thirteen bales of cotton were damaged by fire Wednesday night on the cotton platform at the Farmers Union Gin. A residence on the Wade Robbins farm southeast of town occupied by Sam Burnett was destroyed by fire Monday evening. The trades day last Saturday was so successful that it will be repeated next Saturday with sixteen merchants offering special bargains. Cotton is selling for 23c here this Thirteen.
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Farmers Union Gin
Wade Robbins
Sam Burnett
Local business moves and town notices
Eugene McIver becomes manager at L LaRoe and Company lumber yard in Bailey. J M Wright buys a third interest in Bow Wright Drug from Roscoe Pace. A son is born to Mr and Mrs Mark Montgomery last Sunday. Gladys Ray teaches English at North Dallas High School. Lester Haile sells Atkins farm of 160 acres southwest of town. W J Looney furniture store closed by creditors. Cotton yard office damaged by fire when a match ignited cotton samples. Mark Montgomery lit a cigar. C B Smith reports another rabies death of a horse east of town. Whitewright suffers two house fires in a week. insured losses of 1000 and 600 with contents 200.
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Eugene McIver
Bailey
L. LaRoe & Company
J. M. Wright
Bow-Wright Drug Company
Roscoe Pace
Mark Montgomery
Gladys Ray
North Dallas
Lester Haile
Atkins
W. J. Looney Furniture
Smith
Whitewright
Spruce Street
Katy
E. D. Benton
East Maple Street
Baptist Church Woman Proposes Housewife Code
The article recounts a Beaumont area Baptist church discussion where a woman offered gender role suggestions. The tone mocks the proposal, contrasting it with a different region where wives sleep late and husbands perform chores while wives take most earnings.
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Beaumont Way
Beer Election Results Given Justice Precinct 3
Grayson County Texas venue records recount the August 26 1933 3.2 percent beer election results as canvassed August 31 1933 in Justice Precinct No 3. Returns and declarations by election officers show the outcome of the vote on beer sale.
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Grayson County
Texas
Pilot Grove
Whitewright
Kentuckytown
Tom Bent ii
Mgeaor
South Bells
Tom Bean
Justice
Liquid Senna Laxatives Restore Easy Regularity
Public use of liquid laxatives grows as senna based products like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin promise gentle relief without draining the system. Doctors favor senna for its natural laxative action and predict regular bowels in a few weeks.
Grayson County Order Pub lished On Election Result
The order directs the publication of the election result in a newspaper within Justice Precinct No. 3 for four consecutive weeks. It states that May at the legal election may decide otherwise and names the County Judge of Grayson County, Texas as the directing official.
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Grayson County
Texas
Justice Precinct No
Grayson County Commissioner's Court Order Published
County Clerk I C M Cole certifies a true copy of the August 31 1933 special session order declaring election returns. Deputy W O Williams signs the certificate. County Judge Jake J Loy directs four weekly publication in The Whitewright Sun Justice Precinct No 3 Grayson County Texas.
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I. C. M. Cole
Grayson County
Texas
Commissioners Court
Said County
C. M. Cole
W. O. Williams
Jake J. Loy
Whitewright Sun
Justice Precinct No. 3
Court Orders Publication of Notice of Sale
County Judge Jake J. Loy directs public notice of sale to be published as required by law. The document is dated August 31, 1933, and bears oath and seal to confirm publication.
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Jake J. Loy
Ason County
Texas
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Kirkpatrick’s
Kirkpatrick
Gomer May
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Baptist Church
Merritt
Jim Simmons
Waldo
NRA
Dallas
Baptist Row
G. C. Ivins
Whitewright Lumber Co
Beckman-Gerety
Nina Rosa
Florodora
State OF
Grayson
Frank D. Layman
Whitewright, Texas
W. J. Barbee Agency
Reeves
S. H. Montgomery Agency
LaRoe’s
L. Laroe & CO
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