02 Jan 1946
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1946
Page
1
Classified column itemizes multiple farm properties near Bonham Bailey highway with acres in cultivation pasture and timber, and various improvements. Prices range from 850 to 6500 with terms. notes shortages of weather delays and contact details for buyers. Also advertises farm loans, pecan income, and local services.
Gordon Dunn offers hay at 75 cents per bale for alfalfa oats and clover and 60 cents per bale for Herain. Located at 1015 No Main St Bonham Texas 1416tpd.
Readable segments describe a loyal, detail focused person with strong family ties and a reserved affection style. The text shifts to war era notes citing Kaltenbrunner and Hitler ordering brutal slaughter of captured commandos, introduced at the court’s New Year session.
Fort Worth police investigate the body found in a storm sewer along a curbstone. The deceased is identified as William B. Bawshi, with family and former officials awaiting details from the scene and the automotive route tied to the incident.
Fragmentary report notes D Eryn Kalter as a security chief, references to court orders and seat tion 2 Bred od American teete. Mentions January trial date and Navi leader, with a holid event implying a trial continuation.
CAN GROVE Alversos ha receive discharge from the Navy and come home to stay with Mr and Mrs Cecil Alverson. Miss Reva Feagan of Denton visited her parents Mr and Mrs F Feagan on Christmas Eve. Mr and Mrs Jes Norris of Geber have moved into the community with Mr and Mrs John Price Jr.
Lubbock visitors include Mr and Mrs Charlie Price and sons Hez Don Ray Rex Ray Cloud Ray Dennis Ray among others visiting Mr and Mrs Will Holt Monday. Mrs Will Whitehead stayed in Dallas with her son Doc Whitehead who recently had an operation and is recovering at home.
A fire caused by a defective condition slight damage to the roof and ceiling of the residence of Wilson Bayless on North Maple Street at 12:15 Wednesday. No injuries reported.
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