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Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1932

Page

5

Texas Dems Watch Hoover On Dry Stand In 1930

Dallas June 2 Republican pro prohibition tensions draw ex dry Democrats who bolted in 1928 to Hoover. They expect Hoover to reaffirm the eighteenth amendment and resist a referendum plank though party pressure grows. Some fear a switch against prohibition could cost Hoover support in Texas.

Dallas Herbert Hoover Hoover Suchas Hoover Democratic Hoover Democrats Borah Narties Wolst Texas John Garner

Sea Shell Mound Dedicated in Memory of Lindbergh Child

Jacksonville Beach Florida May 31 locals held a quiet ceremony in a schoolyard to dedicate a sea shell mound to the memory of the kidnapped Lindbergh child. Children gathered shells over days while airplanes flew past dropping floral wreaths. A trellis and roses are planned around the memorial.

Lindbergy Jacksonville Beach Fla Charles A. Lindigh

Boys Fooled Movie Fans In Detroit Theatre Scam

In Detroit a small theatre became the scene of a penny arcade style ruse. Three youths aged around fifteen staged a fake bargain by taking money and tickets while others ran the meals. After a delay an investigation showed the operators had disappeared and the venue had been breached with lights hung and a false marquee.

Detroit Allierce

Delegates Protest Taxes At Chicago Meeting

Five hundred leaders from twenty one states gathered in Chicago to press Congress for tax relief. The Chicago Association of Commerce estimated government costs rose from 2 billion in 1912 to 12 billion in 1931, while national income grew from 33.0 to 54.0 billion. Delegates from 400 cities, including chambers of commerce and agricultural groups, heard Geo W Rossetter outline aims to curb government expenditure and urge tax relief.

Chicago Congress Chicago Association of Commerce Association Geo. W. Rossetter Chicago Association New York California Wyoming Florida

Revival at First Methodist Church Highlights Youth Night

Bonham readers saw strong turnout for Young People's Night at the Revival of the First Methodist Church. Mrs. G P Reid sang There Is No One Else and Ethalmore Adam sang Somebody Cares while Rev T L Huffstutler preached on why youth come to Christ. A picnic at Simpson Park preceded the service and the Intermediate Department hosted it. Tonight features Woman's Night with the Women Missionary Society inviting all town women.

Methodist Church G. P. Reid Wharton Er’ O Ethalmore Adam T. L. Huffstutter Simpson Park J. F. Blackburn Daniel Missionary Society Huffstutler

Retin to farms started in 1931 according to head of Great Northern

The Great Northern head states that the push to return to farms began in 1931. The remark sets a historical timeline for agricultural shift and reflects leadership views on rural development.

Great Northern Head

Does Bonham Want a Band Read this article and see for yourself the costs

Bonham, the county seat, is urged to form a band with low monthly costs. Salary $8500 annually, hall revenue $120 per year, lights and other expenses $1000 monthly totaling $1050 monthly. Tax impact shown. new leadership under Prof. Wm. E. Crena rehearses April 1 with 12 to 16 juniors. The article touts bands as community boosters and youth training, urging public support for a well financed band under the Band Commission.

Bonham Fannin County Fair Wm. E. Crena Wnce Tme

Milk Snake Overpowers Copperhead in Nearby Battle

In Gassining a milk snake defeats a copperhead and henopre to wallow fits victim. Ware den Lews of Ging Sing prison says sons of convicts rarely follow fathers into Sing Sing. Methodists question German war guilt in conference report.

Bostoin Soce Gssining Ging Sing Sing Sing

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