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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1941
Page
1
Dr Geo W Cox Texas State Health Officer warns infantile paralysis may rise in hot months. Early signs include vomiting fever neck stiffness leg pain irritability and drowsiness. Recovery common but severe cases may cause nervous system paralysis. immune serum and rest aid recovery. consult a doctor promptly.
Government taxes on gasoline now total 1 250 000 600 annually, surpassing the combined federal state and local tax haul from all taxes in the horse and buggy era. The shift highlights growing fiscal pressure from fuel levies across levels of government.
Oakland residents share weekend calls as Mr. and Mrs. J W Meadows and Ruby Vanderpool visit McVay home. Mrs C E Snead hosts guests including Mrs Dick Whitley and Mrs Lacewell. The Sneads’ son and daughter in law host Woodford of Greenville. Edward Cooksey and fifty other high school students plan a Thursday bus trip to Turner Falls Oklahoma.
Local residents including Mr. and Mrs John Anderson and children visit Fort Sill where Everett is stationed in the U S Army. Families share meals and visits with relatives near Bonham while noting Texas land leased for oil and raw activities.
Texas farm real estate values show little change over the past year with the Texas extension economist Tyrus Timin noting the index at 93 for 1912-14 period and averaging about 94 over the last four years. The article lists scattered local mentions of visitors and church and school activities in various towns.
Mrs. Nannie Graham, longtime worker in Monkstown, returns home after months away. Former Misses Murray and Fern Graham Paso, who have been at Bethany Penitence College in Oklahoma, are also back home.
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