Ralph Allen C Elbert Carr Miss Daily Wool
Two individuals named Ralph Allen and C Elbert carry on a daily wool trade. The note lists individuals likely connected to a local market or event with brief identifiers.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1944
Page
2
Two individuals named Ralph Allen and C Elbert carry on a daily wool trade. The note lists individuals likely connected to a local market or event with brief identifiers.
A public missive claims high officials hide the full Pearl Harbor truth while urging drastic action. The speaker mocks government wartime policy and warns against surplus domestic hens as waste, contrasting with the wartime fight against Japan in the Pacific.
Unsold Phillip Wise Farm No 027 comprising 156 acres in two tracts 106 and 50 near Adams north of Bonham. Improvements include a 5 room bungalow barn wells and cisterns. Tenant is J L Kerr. Possession Jan 1 1945. Offer submitted of 5000 with 1200 down and 190 annual payments through 1946 and until paid. Phone 3 8723.
A sequence of farm and dwelling ads describes 6 to 6 rooms across several properties from No 22 to No 33. Listings include prices from 1500 to 5300 with terms, multiple acres in cultivation and pasture, wells, electricity, barns, and outbuildings near Honey Grove Bonham Gober Dodd City and Dodd City area.
Lynwood Pirtle MM2/c USN spends short leave with parents Mr and Mrs Farris Pirtle after serving in major Pacific naval engagements. He heads to Pensacola for advanced training en route. Leonard Get. Mac G Sudderth, clerk at post headquarters Waco Army Air Field, spends weekend with mother Mrs W A Sudderth and sister Mrs Katheen Wright.
The Windom Study Club of the Christian church met at Mrs. G. C. Cooper’s home Monday night for a Christmas program with 16 members present. Mrs. E. A. Pulliam gave the Christmas story and Eugenia Cooper delivered a Santa Claus talk. Christmas carols were sung by the group.
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