03 Apr 1939
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1939
Page
1
Bonham Daily Favorite issues publish notices to the public and advertisers. It lists corrections policy, advertising payment rules for 20 day contracts, address changes, and subscription rates for city carrier and mail plans. Printed at Bonham Texas with editorial credits to editor and assistant.
Bonham's Rotary Club heard Southwest Pump Co representative C McMahon discuss company growth including a new 40 by 55 foot building and a sheet iron warehouse. He noted a new foundry by Dickey and Reynolds would employ 20 to 35 people, bringing 10 to 12 families to Bonham, aiding the local economy amid tax pressures.
Seven vocational agriculture students under J O Tate receive 450 baby chicks Monday morning. Students house them in improvised brooders for 10 days before moving to another house for a second shipment of 300 chicks, part of a larger project totaling about 1800 chicks including several varieties.
Fragmented clippings reflect a local note on correspondence and subscriber update. The readable lines mention Mr and Mrs Roper and a past year, with hints of community notices and routine newspaper operations.
Real estate firm promotes bonds for farms and city properties in Northeast Texas. Buyers can qualify for bonded farms with estate release if loan is unpaid. Highlights include a wide selection of farm types and years of experience, plus Mire Insurance and auto insurance offerings.
Heavy rainfall moves across North Texas with widespread showers and thunderstorms. Substantial rainfall expectations prompt weather advisories as residents monitor road conditions and potential localized flooding.
The notice states the South Side News office, run by Jo Hinnibe Shepherd, is back at the SE corner of the public square in the manager L Adams building, inviting readers to visit the office for services and guidance.
HG LAR FELLERS notes that Miss Lorance underwent an appendectomy and was not feeling well at last report. Friends wish her a speedy recovery as she recuperates. Local social items mention visits from Tulip and Greenville residents and upcoming family events.
Brief notes show JOE JINKS assisting young workers in trade. Mrs John Nichols visited Mrs A F Rue on Friday afternoon. Rue family moved from Tulip to Elwood. Mr and Mrs A V Brown hosted Mr and Mrs V A Dodsin for Sunday night. Susie aygit be.
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