| 1921 - "Truxton May Be Ceded To Commonwealth With Craddock Town Has Not Met With Fate of Neighbor; Is Well Governed; Occupied Only by Race People; Was Built by Government" |
| January 8, 1921 - "Truxton News" |
| February 13, 1921 - "Truxton News" |
April 9, 1921 - "Portsmouth Business Men Organized for Better Homes
by J. A. G. LuValle" |
| May 7, 1921 - "Will Start Drive for Truxtun Hospital" |
| May 28, 1921 - "Truxton News" |
| June 11, 1921 - "Truxtun Property Owners Ass'n Meet" |
| June 25, 1921 - "Truxtun Will Consolidate With Craddock | Fred D. McCracken, Able and Efficient Town Manager, Will Leave July 1. highly Commended for Achievements" |
| October 22, 1921 - "Truxtun News" |
| November 26, 1921 - "First Baptist Church Sunday School announcement" |
| November 26, 2001 - "Truxton Notes" |
| December 10, 1921 - "Truxtun News" |
| February 9, 1923 - "Town of Truxton, Bought By Colored Investors, To Boom Under Fine Improvements" |
| January 12, 1924 - "Truxton News" |
| January 19, 1924 - "Syndicate Will Reduce Prices In Truxtun Homes; $10,000 To Be Spent Immediately For Repainting of All of The Houses; 105 Houses To Go On Market. Notified That Bid Is Formally Accepted" |
| February 20, 1924 - "Truxton News" |
| February 27, 1924 - "Rear Admiral Burrage Speaks At Truxton" |
| December 16, 1925 - "Truxtun Teachers" |
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