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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
2
A garbled report details a once known slum area renamed Jenny Lind amid a revival effort. It notes huge dredges nearby and a 1856 vision of cityhood fading. The thoroughfare was renamed in honor of the Swedish singer and a single day saw 100 thousand dollars bid with buyers pledging funds for improvements.
An advertisement extols Arr-Bran Kellogg cereal as a healthful source of bulk fiber aiding digestion and preventing constipation. It claims two tablespoons daily helps most constipation with milk or cream, and notes vitamin B and iron content. It cautions medical advice for serious illness.
Mrs. R S Dillard of Orange visits her parents Mr and Mrs v F Hendrix. James Rodgers arrives from Austin to attend the University of Texas. Mrs W J McLane and Miss Louise Hay of Dallas visit Mrs McLane's sister Mrs Thos D Cox. John Bacon Saunders and family of Gonzales visit relatives. R E O d. Bill Sasser and Mac Foxder return from Louisville Tech. and wife in Bonham. Mr and Mrs John L Redgers visit son William in Camp. Mack Scope of Fort Worth visits relatives. Mr and Mrs A G B McCulloch travel to Paris with daughter G B Estes. Cass McCulloch travels with them. Gladys McCulloch, UT student, arrives home for the summer. Mrs C L Bradford returns from Tyler to be at home with Mary Bradford attending Baylor University.
Primary pupils start the term Monday June 4th with sessions at 4a. The address listed is 515 Cedar St. Mte Ladye Crofxi. Contact 285-21p for details and enrollment.
Local fish market reports a new shipment of catfish and drum fish. The notice highlights fresh catch arrivals and 28 hp powered equipment used in processing.
Police in Georgetown British Guiana say they have not received official authority to arrest a man named Jones as a murder suspect. Jones, who is a steward aboard the Lady Nelson, will be allowed to leave tomorrow for Canada. United States authorities had suspected he was Arthur C. Wilson of Cleveland, wanted for a Texas woman’s murder, but the steward denies the accusation and shipmates note differences from the wanted man’s description.
Joe Nichols of Etinburg Texas was convicted Thursday in District Court for failure to stop and give aid in the Alamo crash that killed Paul Gross of Alamo. Nichols received a 200 pound fine stemming from the May incident reported May 31.
The American Legion Auxiliary announces a food rate event at Kash and Early on Saturday. Classified ads in 284-21c pages promise results for readers seeking notices and exchanges.
Miss Juanita Thomas daughter of Mr and Mrs F O Thomas became the bride of Mr Gilendell Puter of Ravenna in a ceremony performed by Rev W R Hoker. The couple invited only close friends and relatives as Ivy Cade Laird of Kilgore led the wedding march. Afterward guests viewed gifts, cooling punch and cake were served, and the couple departed for Comerée to reside during the summer.
County Relief Board calls Rural Advisory Committees to Courthouse on Saturday at 3 PM to discuss the State and Federal Rural Rehabilitation plan. L. K. Crawford urges full attendance to explain the program and its aim to aid destitute farming families toward self sufficiency.
LONGVIEW June 1. F A Smith head of the violation department reports 13 men charged with conspiracy to steal oil from two wells near Glendale water. Investigations began last week after reports to the East Texas commission noted oil thefts. Charges listed as felonies.
Ta Richardson and family, with Jack Richardson of Bunham, depart Honey Grove for Atlanta to attend Georgie Tech graduation exercises. Mr Richardson Jr. will receive his degree in June, and Joe plans to finish a six week summer R O T C program in New Jersey after travel from Atlanta. Auto loans offered by Hendrix & Co. Reed.
Grand jury returned an indictment charging Fred Hermuz, a dairy farm worker, with murder in connection with the death of Adams whose body was found in a stock tank near Groesbees, Aden area. Authorities say the suspect was brought back for trial as details surface about the farm incident and the victim’s remains.
The readable text mentions weather, a temperature or degree reading, and numeric notes. It references a Makron eMper and various numbers that are unclear. The fragmentary lines provide no clear people, places, or events to anchor a fuller summary.
A fragment describes a tiny wooden building and the seven fires that devastated a mining town. It recalls the quick rise of a gold rush era, the miners pan handling “pay dirt,” and the role of Justice of the Peace E. B. Maginnis as a fourth settler in a town of about 8 000.
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