Bonham Readers Note Wide Travel and Family Visits
Wiss Thelma Rodgers of Breckenridge visits grandmother Mrs. Joe Rodgers. Tom Brothers family heads to Minnesota. Ollie West-Brook returns from Alabama. Leslie Leatherwood travels to Pauls Valley to see brother Doc Leatherwood. Mrs. Mart Rogers and children of Caddo visit Mrs. J. C. Rodgers with Morgan Jones of Tulsa. Will Taylor moves to Bonham to run Tom Taylor Coch and Carry store. Dallas visitors Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Thompson return from Harperville. Gwyneth Neal back from Denison and other towns. drives car for J. C. Carpenter. The Wilsons and son visit. son prefers Bonham for tonsil removal. W. E. Whittenberg and daughter Helen attend Denton commencement. Hertha earns BA. Halsell family returns from Winslow. Halsell house on East Ninth near completion. Joe Burns and granddaughter Edith Lloyd visit. Burns’ Stamford home on vacation in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiss Thelma Rodgers
Breckenridge
Joe Rodgers
Tom Brothers
Minnesota
Ollie West-Brook
Birmingham
Alabama
Leslie Earle Leatherwood
Pauls Valley
Okla
Doc Leatherwood
Mart Rogers
Caddo
Texas
J. C. Rogers
Morgan Jones
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Will Taylor
Bonham
Dallas
Will
FE. T. Thompson
Harperville
Miss
Pete Hale
Thompson
Gwyneth Neal
Denison
Tioga
Denton
Fort Worth
Weatherford
J. C. Carpenter
Denigan
T. Morris Willson
W. E. Whittenberg
Helen
Hertha
Martin Halsell
John Arledge, Jr
Ben Halsell
Winslow
Arkansas
Charlie Halsell
Martin
Charles Halsells
Bonahm
Edith Lloyd
Pearl Burns
Burns
Stamford
Morrow Resigns as Attorney General Aide Effective September 1
Wright Morrow announces resignation from the Texas Attorney General's office effective September 1 to join the Fidelity Trust Co. legal department in Houston. The move marks the first break in the Moody administration's official staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goers
Fidelity Trust CO
Houston
United Press Austin
Wright Morrow
Morrow
Dyn Moody
Greevery
General Mercantile
Hasler Bros. Co
Citizens State Bank
Placke & Guse Co
A. J. Elzner
Bastrop
Texas
Death Claims Most Of Family In Short Span In Inglish Line
Bon ham relatives report Mrs. Carrie McGee sister to the late Mrs. Julian Inglish died in New York City after a two week illness. Since the start of the year a daughter and two sons have died, leaving one son Bernard McGee as the sole survivor of a seven member family. Mrs. McGee was aunt to Miss Inez Inglish and H. P. Inglish and C. X. Inglish of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Carrie McGee
Julian, Inglish
New York City
Bernard McGee
McGee
Inez
H. P. and
C. X. Inglish
Trouble Makers Find Market for Their Wares
The note remarks that criminals often sell illicit goods at markets but rarely obtain fair prices and warns buyers about the risks of dealing with dishonest sellers.
Cotton Pickers Wanted Near Bonham on McGee Farm
Help wanted for cotton picking on the McGee farm eight miles south of Bonham. Require a force able to pick a bale per day with wood water and house provided. Contact Yom Myatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
John Esfelds
Uku Lele Shipment Ends Brannon’s Low Prices
New shipment of Uku leles arrives with pricing starting at $1.98. Brannon’s department store promotes value on affordable instruments and related music gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brannon’s
Classified Ad in the Favorite Sparks Wish Fulfillment
A brief classified notice hints that placing an ad in the Favorite may secure desired items or opportunities. The readable fragments suggest readers consider listings in the Favorite to achieve personal wants.
Classified Rooms Ad Mentions Phone 719
Readable fragment notes rooms for rent in a classifieds section with contact phone 719. Limited details but indicates rental listing and single contact method.
Headlight Testing Station Opens on South Main Street
Neal Motor Company operates a new headlight testing station on South Main Street inviting motorists to bring vehicles for testing before September 1. The facility is now ready for public use and offers drive in service to check headlight alignment and brightness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Motor Company
South Main Street
Fire destroys barn and stock on Seger Silo Farm
Last night a major fire gutted the Seger Silo Farm barn, burning hay, about 6,000 bushels of oats, harvesters, a farm engine, a separator, wagons, and other machinery. Total loss around 25000 dollars with partial insurance. the barn and sheds cost about 5100 dollars and the scene included a cherished saddle horse and a loyal dog companion of Col. Steger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seger Silo
D. Steger
Times
Col. Steger
Losy
Milk vs Steak Protein Comparison
A study notes one quart of milk provides as much protein as seven ounces of sirloin steak. The finding highlights milk as a protein source comparable to beef for dietary planning.
Nassel and Caldwell Co Advertises Planes
Nassel and Caldwell Co promotes aviation products with emphasis on aircraft and related services. The note signals a general sales pitch for planes and associated equipment from a regional firm.
Cavalry Band to Play at Dallas Fair This Fall
The One Hundred and Twelfth Cavalry Band of the Texas National Guard will perform at the Dallas Fair this fall. Brig. Gen. J. F. Wolters announced the engagement from Mineral Wells where the band headquarters are located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
One Hundred and Twelfth Cavalry Band
Texas National Guard
Dallas
J. F. Wolters
Mineral Wells
President Coolidge Visits Aged Father On Farm
President Coolidge returns from six day visit to his father's house and plans to stay tonight in Northampton with Mrs. Coolidge's mother. The trip followed a pause at Swampscott where the president's desk was piled with memoranda on important problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Plymouth
Coolidge State
Swampscott
Northampton
Powers Agree to China Treaty Demands for Discussion
Washington reports that the United States and other powers have nearly agreed to meet China's requests to discuss the so called unequal treaties. The planned October 28 conference may broaden its scope to cover customs autonomy and possible abolition of extraterritoriality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
United States
China
Occasan
Railroads Asked to Cut Rates in 48 Central Texas Counties
A drouth relief committee in Dallas requests state railroads to reduce intrastate freight rates by 50 percent to aid Central Texas drought stricken areas. Responses expected early next week before a conference with Federal Reserve and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Dallas
Central
Texas
Drouth Relief Committee
Federal Reserve
South
Fresh Salt Cat and Buffalo Shipment Noted
A shipment of Salt Cat and Buffalo was received by Wish Market, contact phone 612 for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Wish Market
Ice-Plant Work Ideal Vacation Then and Now
A job inside the ice- plant is described as an ideal vacation with low cost. The piece notes summer brings a burst of activity as coal dealers purchase cash registers and adding machines.
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Mr. Johnon
Newton
Ite
Ryon Electric
Arledge Bros
Dreases
Coatea
R. A. Risser
Attorney General
Wantend
Brent
East 2Nd
H. KK. Dorough
Ben Owens
Isonham
W. A. Crawford
J.P. Hall
Ravenna
B.D. Steger
East Side Square
Othey
John T. Nall
Anylens
Autltalen
Vemples WN
W. Cor. Square
Apoteire
Fire Asia
Stoger Farm
Silo
Knox Smith and
Othéewm
ED. Steger
12Th Cavalry
Bonhawe
Rosewood
New Dawn
Wife
Hancock-Nevill Company
Brannons
West Side Square
T. A. Taylor
Miss Belly Bronson
Peter
Ernest Torrence
Captain Took
Mary Dode
Brian
Wendy
Esther Ralston
Mrs. Darlings
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