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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1934
Page
9
The Daily charges 15.00 for announcements and the semi weekly 10.00 for county offices 5.00 for precinct offices and 20.00 for combined placements. Payment required in advance. Also listed are printing prices for candidates and names of local officials including County Clerk Chas S Jones and Justice of the Peace J S Boggess.
A jumble of greetings and visits flows through the community as Mr Pete Hender and family share health notes. Neighbors Mr John Busse and Mr Oliver Rowe with kin travel to see relatives, while Mrs Fannie Wakeheld and daughter Moss Audra join gatherings. Arkansas notices and local chatter close with prices and social updates.
Columbus man Charles I Stevens reports relief from bilious spells after using Phedford s Black-Draught. He says dizziness and sleepiness fade and work is easier, noting the medicine cured his bile and improves daily function.
In Chicago on April 24, researchers outlined a new weight loss drug using dinitro compounds that accelerate metabolism. Dr Edward L. Bortz cautioned that using the drug without physician supervision poses serious health and death risks.
Denison Bettie Earle Combes spent the weekend with Anna Ruth Con Mir Linley and Mrs Anna Ker. Sherman Mi Fannie Hampton visited with Charles McKinis of Sanger Texas and Pra Clark. Mr Grets Mae Donaldson hosted young people Friday night at the Pri home. Anna Ruth Cox gave a young people party Saturday night. A large crowd attended and stayed at the time. The Ravenna baseball boys met Win Com Salm Yes Winners and Jewe Dati of Cormmth con aess who visited Mr Jim Hastes. Mrs N A Pos and Mr TO KK were noted. various families and neighbors attended. Sunday visits included J Viet Me Faurtt Ka and daughter Nani Lon visiting Dr Kr hte ook. Oklahoma connections and Methodist church acquaintances are mentioned. Popeye was noted at the end.
The H. D. club notes an April meeting with Miss Eldridge who demonstrated bread making and shared the recipe. Members plan dresses for achievement day and a foundation pattern cut. May activities include a wardrobing display and a May 18 short course at C. J. Y A Dereon. Visitors and hostess details are listed.
The article notes a candidate for County Judge in Texas and urges voters to consider the Democratic primary on the upcoming date. It mentions party affiliation, duties of the position, and the importance of informed participation in the election.
A damaged OCR fragment lists items like medicine and powder with unclear brand names and a price of 50 cents. The text mentions youth, bloom, and tone words but lacks coherent context. No clear events or entities emerge beyond generic product references.
A fragmentary report claims Dillinger and his gang abandoned part of their arsenal during a raid at Spider Lake Wisconsin near Little Oakas. Government agents surprised the group. two men were killed and several were injured. The account mentions Max Gacanis of Spider Lane Wisconsin and references Dillinger and his gang.
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