21 Jan 1932
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1932
Page
1
Unclear report notes state actions on unemployment session calls and fines for unpaid school taxes, a beggar facing stress over parking, and a Hollywood cemetery eviction dispute involving Rudolph Valentino. References to fishing law, rural protests, and government loans appear mixed with disjointed phrases.
Billions of locusts sweep across Northern Anhwei destroying crops as reports come in from Shanghai. The invasion threatens food supplies and damages agricultural output in the region.
Mrs Alva A Fitzgerald announces start of art classes in drawing and painting this Saturday Sept 3rd at her Lake dwelling address. The notice notes an interest in historical topics with a reference to an Ireland found ninth century B C lake dwelling.
Bonham readers hear of visits and travels including Mr. and Mrs. J. B. May of Savoy in Bonham, Philip Wise and Joe Denton in Dallas, Mrs. John S. Crouch attending a Greenville funeral, and M. R. Englander returning from California to join his brother. Reported tours include Sulphur Oklahoma and Boulder Colorado with various family visits and weather remarks.
A Ottawa recruit in a Capper's item quips that true strategy is to keep firing without the enemy realizing you are out of ammunition. This brisk line reflects a humorous wartime sharpness.
A sharp remark highlights how politicians have left the average American feeling pressed and economically strained. The comment frames leaders as responsible for widespread hardship and inequality.
Mattern and Griffin return from a world-flight attempt, announcing they will file a want ad in the Favorite to seek new sponsors and plan future aerial challenges.
In Des Moines and across Iowa a farm strike aimed at higher prices continues amid scattered clashes. In Sioux Falls and Cedar Rapids drivers and distributors brace for shortages as milk climbs to two dollars per hundred weight. Local authorities in Omaha and Sioux Falls deploy deputies to break picket lines and restore order while farm leaders warn of possible remobilization.
Sea Scout leaders from the T O Council gather at Denison Rod and Gun Club September 27 and 28 for an intensive training course. The program, led by Thomas J. Keane and Charles F. Smith with regional support, aims to prepare leaders to train others in Sea Scouting and promote lasting youth leadership across inland states and national units.
An elderly woman, who often checks under her bed, may witness a burglar in the neighborhood as summer ends and curiosity grows about why time passes so fast.
Havana reports physicians employed by mutual aid societies voted to strike after failure to reduce regular fees or ensure medical assistance. Only skeleton staff would remain in hospitals to treat emergencies. At the president’s request the walkout was postponed pending settlement.
A large non rigid airship, to be the biggest in the United States, will be tested in trial flights and submitted to the War Department. It measures 233 feet in length with a diameter of 41 feet and a cruising range of 1,000 to 1,200 miles depending on speed. It is planned for coastal patrol work.
Mrs Lucille Pierce Leslie of the Blue Bonnet Shop promotes a new stock of turbans with veils and brimmed hats with veils. The ad invites customers to view the latest collection and purchase.
For rent a Marshall home on eight acres offering two houses. See Ben Marshall for details. Listing notes a price of 25 dollars and a lot split clarification.
Notice to the public from Planters Cotton Oil Co Bonham Texas. Beginning September 1 all cotton seed meat and hulls will be sold for cash only. If you send a wagon or truck for your feed you must send the money or a check.
Prof Ivy announces the 36th annual opening at Sherman Business College from September 6 to 12. The school pledges top preparatory training and lab practice with low tuition for fall, highlighting 10 cents for cotton on tuition and a strong reputation built over 35 years. A separate note mentions a survey showing higher world tariffs this year.
Dear Girls and readers hear two letters with advice on living with a mother in law and managing a busy household. The guidance stresses adapting to in laws, sharing responsibilities, and avoiding selfish behavior while balancing family and work obligations. It also notes a Colorado Springs visit and suggests practical help for a reader with four children.
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