Chevrolet Extends Million Dollar Used Car Plan
Detroit February report says Chevrolet will extend its million dollar used car disposal plan through February. The program rewards dealers for scrapping unsafe trade ins to reduce traffic hazards and improve used car markets. Chevrolet reports a January sales boom with 315 806 total new and used cars in the period, and expects continued strong performance in February.
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Detroit
Chevrolet
WE. Holler
Chevrolet Motor Company
Heller
Deputy State School Supt to Visit Fannin Schools
Deputy state school superintendent R. N. Sandiin arrives in the city with Supt Burkell for a several week tour of Fannin county rural schools. About 65 schools seek state aid and visiting all will be a challenging task. Sandiin has long ties with Fannin teachers and staff.
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Fannin
R. N. Sandiin
Fannin County
Supt Burkell
Sanchin
Denton Tax Take Rises Slightly in January Collections
City records show January tax receipts total 35 58750 and February prepayments near 66 74651, with City Secretary J W Erwin noting the January intake edged up about 2 dollars from the first year.
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Denton
Texas
J W. Erwin
Federal Trade Commission Finds Chain Stores Cut Living Costs
The 1935 FTC report concludes chain stores lower prices via cheaper retailing methods, eliminating credit and delivery, and large-scale advertising. It notes price advantages exceed independents, with benefits passed to consumers but warns against laws that curtail distribution advantages. The study spans six years and emphasizes consumer choice in pricing.
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Dallas
Federal Trade Commission
Federal ‘Trade Commission
When did the Twentieth Century begin
A UT Austin class debated century start dates. Dr Marshal argued there is no zero year and the first century ends after 100 AD, making the Twentieth Century begin January 1, 1901, with January 1, 1301 cited as a misstatement.
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Austin
University of Texas
B. March
Marshal
Fire burns out at South Bonham residence
A blaze at a South Bonham home early this morning was extinguished by firefighters with no injuries or damage reported. The incident was attended by the local fire department and the cause remains under investigation.
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Bueam
South Bonham
Judicial Reform Discussed at Bonham Rotary Meeting
At the Bonham Rotary Club meeting President Glas urged a movement for reform and a drive will start immediately. Delinquent members absent four weeks will be notified and dropped if they fail to attend. Hon. As Broadfoot spoke on Texas judicial procedure seeking criminal law reforms and jury system changes. He urged economy in trials and proposed a unified jury approach for multiple defendants.
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Bonham Rotary Club
Glas
Callea
Herbert Burow
WH H Evans
Sherman Rotary Club
Bonham
Sherman
Sherman’ Club
Basil Gibson
Broadfoot
Texas
Oocur
Broad
Notice to Creditors of J M Wells Estate
Notice is given that original letters of administration on the estate of J M Wells, deceased, were granted to Bland Smith and T J Humphrey on January 7 1936 by the County Court of Fannin County Texas. They qualified January 14 and January 20 1936. Address Bonham Texas. Creditors must present claims within the legal period. Administrators Bland Smith and T J Humphrey. January 36 February 6 13 20.
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J M Wells
Bland Smith
T J Humphrey
Fannin County
Tex- 26
Bonham Fannin County
Texas
Bonham, Texas
Bland Smith T J Humphrey
J M Weils
Local Notables and Visits Highlight Bonham Scene
Mrs De Newtor remains similar today as Arnold Englander tours Dallas on business. Dr W E Cravens returns to Lubbock after visiting. Judge Braswell, famed parts attorney, in the city. Cleburne visitor Mrs Walter Chaffin helps Ed Brent home for a brief visit. Judge Spies travels to Dallas for county judges meeting on highway matters. Hattie Perkins leaves Edhube for Debsut Midh to take a job living with her niece Mrs George Fairchild. E I DuPont de Nemours to exhibit in national exposition with a $100000 chemistry display opening June 6.
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Walter Chaffin
Cleburne
Bonham
Ed Brent
Hattie Perkins
Edhube
Debsut
Midh
George Fairchild
Vera Scarborough
Dallas
Texas
E J. DuPont de Nemours & Co
Brunter Wins Libel Suit Against Houston Post
Wichita Falls court finds two Houston Post editorials false and libelous about Ton F Hunter during the 1934 gubernatorial race awarding Hunter $15,000 in damages. Jury rejects claims of fair comment and accuses editorials of dictatorial tones and threats to wreck government.
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Wichita Falls
Houston Post
Hunter
Wichita County
Hunte
Houston Printing Company
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McDowell Auto Supply
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Willama
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Verybody’ S
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Alexander Drug
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Bonham Typewriter Exchange
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Simp Moore Co
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Sword Box Amclosure
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Rotary
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Mrs de Newtor
Arnold Englander
W E Cravens
Lubbock
Judge Braswell
Bion Pierce
Oklahoma City
Jack Hodges
Ector
Jom Brunter
Campbell Gro
Y M Lowrey Bonham
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Edgemont
Baker's
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Walker
Airway Coffee Pineapple Peanut Butter
Om Libby
B. Jar
Chuck Roast
Stokley’s
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Aise
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Ohio State Journal
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Hunt
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