28 Dec 1938
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1938
Page
1
A community notice reminds readers to correct erroneous reflections and outlines ad payment responsibilities for 30 day contracts. It highlights historical memory with Bonham and Fannin, urges reading the book of Esther, and notes local monuments and gratitude to pioneers.
A farm catalog advertises health insurance, unemployment insurance, and an old age pension with buy now options. Listings detail multiple parcels near Honey Grove Bonham Dodd City Bailey and Bonham, with acreage from 20 to 150 acres, varying cultivation and pasture, partial cash payments and long terms, plus fire and auto mobile insurance and FHA loans at 6 percent.
Bonham Daily Favorite item lost Tuesday includes a 550x17 tyre tube and tow wire wheel. Reward offered. Found a wool scarf described by the Bonham streets. Describe and pay for ad at this office to retrieve or claim.
About 500 travelers and 3000 others are expected to attend the Tin Can Tourists of the World 11th annual convention in Tampa Florida January 16 to 20. Oscar J Peter of Winesburg Ohio predicts visitors will spend about 500000 and many will stay six weeks in trailers, reflecting the growth of trailer travel over recent years.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Wise return to Amarillo after the holidays. Virgil Wyles and children spend Christmas in Monace Arkansas. Wilma Fender of Fort Worth visits parents Rev and Mrs Fender. Trouston Bishop from San Antonio visits friends. W Cully and baby visit Sam Hendrix. Elizabeth Roach of Lubbock spends the holidays with relatives. Carlie Ferguson of Lubbock visits during holidays. Ashby Ball and wife of Kansas City arrive at the bed of his mother. Geert Ball sobbie Shaw of Fort Worth visits aunt Mrs Cookrit. Bob Cheen of Fort Worth holiday visits. Green wa toor Lillie Tay of Be Louis Roach visiting friends and relatives.
The text notes a Baton Rouge protest involving a school where students seized administrative roles and matched executive departments. It mentions marriages and couples with unclear names, plus a caricature of Robert A Taft as a 1940 GOP presidential candidate.
A column of local readers notes that in real estate and business, choosing a favorable site remains a constant priority for success. The piece surveys practical factors shaping decisions, including access, visibility, and nearby amenities.
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