13 Apr 1939
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1939
Page
1
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Notices seek bids on a 12 ft loader grader or a used unit with trade in a 10 ft grader for Precinct No 4 and a rotary scraper with trade in a 6 ft scraper for Precinct No 4 Both bid openings set for April 17 1939 with cash terms The court reserves the right to reject any or all bids Frank Wright County Auditor
The county auditor Frank Wright invites bids for a new or used one and a half ton truck to be used by Commissioners precinct No. 2 in Fannia county. Bids will be opened April 26, 1939. The county reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Bids to be opened Monday April 24 1939 by Commissioners Court for one crawler type 40 to 60 I P Bractoe and one 10 or 32 fort grade Wo trade In one used 60 0 PF Caterpillar and one 16 foot wea grader to be used in Commissioners Precinct No 2 cash terms. Frank Wright County Auditor.
The article explains humus benefits for soil physical condition and nutrient availability, noting its role in sustaining soil bacteria and improving water holding capacity. It discusses balanced nutrient levels, risks of excess, and how barnyard or green manure can build humus for better yields.
Community notices list residents and relatives visiting destinations in Oklahoma and Texas. Denton and Denton County names appear among travel updates while Bonham area households send greetings and plan visits to Caddo and MacAlister with extended family members.
Mrs MFF Brains left Monday for a visit with her daughter near Ravenna. Rev T W Cummins of Bopham will speak Monday night as evangelist. The Easter egg hunt drew 35 to 40 participants in Curtis pasture with Bobby White finding the most eggs. Ne Read today's ad for bargains.
Per acre guidance suggests applying and plowing in manure, then systemically treating soil with a binder to improve physical properties and nitrogen. After improvement avoid nutrient washout by terracing and planting cover crops in off seasons.
Gladys spent the weekend with relatives and friends at Ely visiting Mrs J W Nelson and daughter Leta Mae and Mr Coarath of Mc Kinney and Mr and Mrs Porter of Fetor visited Mr and Mrs C Nelson Sunday. Mrs Howard Smith and daughter Ann and Mrs M O Stansbury visited. Miss Lou Ella and Patricia Ann Rogers visited Mrs E C Parker at Ector Monday. EG Latta attended his brother Samp Latta's bedside in Honey Grove. Hammond spouses from Fort Worth visited Mrs Glen Turner and Jennie Hammond. Mary Marcare of Fronten, Texas, is here for the Easter holiday with Claud Davis and other relatives.
Dr John T Nall Po Jusive graduate optometrist offers individually styled classes scientifically fitted when needed at 206 Commercial, above Skillern's, Sherman, Texas 461 Ites All.
A fragmentary item notes a population figure of 400 ten miles southwest of Bonham in a Black Land Farm Area near Mrs C A BieMillan. Cor.
Mrs. Lucile Brown recovers after appendicitis surgery at a McKinney hospital. Mr. J J Crandall shows slow improvement. Mr. Jake Crandall of Fort Worth visited the Crandall home Sunday. Miss Virginian Sudderth of McKinney visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs. J M Vallehn returned home in Ector after visiting C A McMillen’s home. Gene Joseph Leslie at A and M College Bryan Texas spent Easter with his parents. Several local girls from J T STC Commerce Texas visited relatives here. Christine London, college student in Benton, spent the weekend with relatives here. Prof G Deny and Mrs Bob Mankin with A L Vaughn and Homer Murphy accompanied Bailey High School seniors to Honey Grove for a banquet.
Mrs Marvin Sherrer of Bonham visited in the home of English Saturday and Sunday Mrs Virgil Brown and her son of Snow Hall visited Batley Sunday afternoon The County BTS met at Bailes Baptist church Sunday with a large crowd and an interesting program The next meeting will be at Trenton on the second Sunday in June
Elwood area residents share family visits and illness notices as people travel to Oklahoma and Bonham. Visitors include the Early family, Ray Pankston of Duplex, Thurman Silvers hosting relatives from South Benham, Flora Jackson visiting her mother, and Ira Longmire visiting kin in Bonham. Mabel Brown of Telephone and Bettie Jean King's family are also mentioned among the weekend gatherings.
An engagement or social notice notes a gathering with Mr and Mrs Ross McRae and their family at Duplex on a night and Sunday description.
Dr. Fred Feris offers guidance on eyeglass care warning against wearing damaged lenses and delaying replacements. He notes patients often wear glasses too long, causing further eye strain and aging signs from poor vision aids. Office open daily.
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