Bonham Texas Real Estate Listings by J M Carver
Sale and rent notices offer multiple tracts around Bonham Texas. Properties include 100 acres black land with Bermuda Grass pasture and water near Gober with cash options, 60 acres improved near gravel road, and 73 to 70 acre sandy loam farms with various cash demands. Also two sandy land farms for cash rent and city property bargains. See J M Carver at 419 W 8th Street on the south side square.
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J. M. Carver
W. 8Th Street
Bonham, Texas
South Side Square
Farm Listings North of Bonham in Various Shapes
Multiple agricultural properties near Bonham offer farms of 5 to 155 acres with cultivated land, pastures, cattle barns, wells, electric service, and dwelling houses. Prices range from 13.00 to 2,000,000 with terms including cash, yearly payments, and specific acre rates. Listings note improvements, water, school routes, and pasture quality across Johnson, Berghussa, and surrounding areas.
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Turner
Fannin County
Dooley
Sanders
Honey Grove
Allen
Bonham
Johnson and Bergussa
Bermuda
Gober
Iovestoy
Funeral Services in Paris for Sam H. Payne
Funeral services were held in Paris for Sam H. Payne 55 general superintendent of the Farmers and Merchants Compress and Warehouse Company who died at his home from a heart attack. Rev Travis A. White led the service at the First Christian church with burial in Evergreen cemetery. Payne was born February 1885 in Fannin County, a brother of Mrs. O. M. Weaver of Bonham.
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Manton-Fry Funeral Home
Paris
Sam H. Payne
Farmers and Merchants Compress and Warehouse Company
Mr. Payne
O. M. Weaver
Bonham
Travis A. White
First Christian Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Fannin County
Thought For Today by Marle Ashley
Legislators lie awake at night seeking new taxes to cover already spent money and future spending. Taxpayers lie awake trying to raise funds to pay levied taxes. The best cure is honest work and earnest effort. Four of five who have led active lives sign their own death warrant when they retire. Each day offers new hope except those who spend nights in road houses.
Paris man W. T. Payne longtime civic figure dies
The obituary notes the Paris resident W. T. Payne born to the Payne family and active in civic affairs. He worked with William Fagen & Son Cotton and American National Bank in Paris before joining a local compress company in 1920. Survivors include his wife two daughters Elizabeth Ann Payne and Mrs. W. P. Denman an infant grandson Sam Payne Denman and siblings Mrs. C. F. Rodercik W. T. Payne Gus Payne Hugh Payne and Mrs. Weaver all of Dallas plus three nephews.
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W. T
Emily Payne
Paris
William Fagen & Son Cotton Company
American National Bank
Parils
Compress Company
Elizabeth Ann Payne
W. P. Denman
Sam Payne Denman
C. F. Rodercik
W. T. Payne
Gus Payne
Hugh Payne
Dallas
Weaver
Pedestrians Failing to Look Both Ways, Study Finds
Safety committee of the General Federation of Women's Clubs reports 81 percent of pedestrians do not look both directions before crossing. Seventeen percent look only one way and two percent look neither way.
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The
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Registration total for aliens hits 3.814 million in rush
The Department of Justice reported 3,814,818 aliens registered by Friday December 13 as registration nears completion. The figure exceeds the original 3.6 million minimum estimate by 214,818, with daily forms arriving at over 50,000 in Washington. Earl G. Harrison, Director of...
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Washington
Department of Justice Today
Earl G. Harrison
Registration figures rise as alien totals near four million
Mrs Harrison states the 1930 baseline was 3 6 million and that many aliens died or entered illegally. She notes no extension for registration and sets December 26 as the final day for aliens in the country on or before August 27 to register, with under 14s registered by guardians.
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Harrison
Inauguration At Texas Capitol January Twenty First
The governor and lieutenant governor inaugurations are set for January 21 at the Texas State Capitol with ceremonies on the south steps. The 1939 O'Daniel stadium inauguration marked a first away from the capitol as the legislature met there for a session.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
W. Lee O'Daniel
Inauguration Plans for O’Daniel and Stevenson
An Austin citizens committee plans to host free buns and coffee for about 20 000 visitors at the mansion grounds during the second inauguration of O’Daniel and Lt Gov Coke Stevenson. A quieter ceremony is expected with an inaugural ball and possibly a street dance on Congress Avenue. Arrangements hinge on constitutional requirements and legislative presence.
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O'Danieel
Cenegress Avenue
Legislature set for Jan 14 session with committee drafts
The legislature convenes January 14 as House and Senate committees prepare the program. Texas cheese production reached nearly 20 million pounds in 1939, with consumption trends noted.
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House
Senate
Texas
Card of Thanks for Mrs. J. B. Murphy
J L Murphy and family thank friends and neighbors for support during their mother’s illness and death and for kind words and thoughts.
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J. B. Murphy
J. L. Murphy
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Ravenna Road
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T. F. Essary
Court House
A. B. Cockrill
Aetna Bonded Farms
Ector
Actna Life Ins., Co
Republic Bank Bldg
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England
Spectacle ‘Makers’ Guild
Etter Vision Institute
Ay Acres
Bon- Kham
Highway 78
Amber
Johnson
Windom
Deers Dorough
France
Dixie Motor Coaches Schedule
Prestone
Texarkana
555
555 BUS Station
Alexander Drug Store
South Main Street
Bonham Steam Law
Pete
Luke Auy
Ella Cinders
Campaig
Rands
Mane
Dog
Minion of the
Law
Aline
BOA
Yo Ndhewrayhd Atta
Tebe
Henao
Harlie
North Main
John Nevill
Marle Ashley
Joe Jinks
State Capitol
National Union
Hogue & Vaughn Radio and Electric Shop
Mooney Motor Coaches
Greenville
McKinney
Denton
Jones Drug Store
Basket Bergers
Judy Pig
Ural Darling
Mgr
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Aspels Gr
F. M. Loy
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