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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1935
Page
4
Mary Emmi Siler led a Whiteshed 4-H club demonstration on May 31 showing bound buttonholes for smocks and garments. Members planned uniforms for the camp, chose a pattern, and will order 4-H club emblems. Twelve members attended with five visitors and the sponsor. next meeting is Wednesday June 5.
A man declares he has found religion but the minister presses him about laying aside sin and paying debts. the dialogue turns from faith to business as the veteran parson and parishioner spar over priorities.
In Texas League action San Antonio swept a doubleheader with Dadles, 4-0 and a postponed second game in 2 innings due to darkness. Fort Worth beat Beaumont 7-5 to 6-10, Oklahoma City won 7-2, Galveston 2-0, and Houston routed Tulsa 8-3. In the American League New York defeated Boston 7-2 while Philadelphia beat Washington 8-7 and Cleveland won 6-2. The National League saw Boston 2 New York 0 and Philadelphia 7 Brooklyn 5 with St. Louis 6 Chicago 5 and Pittsburgh 8 Cincinnati 0.
The Southern Association results show Atlanta 5 1 over New Orleans 1 2, Birmingham 7 3, Knoxville 4 4, Nashville 4, Memphis 2, Chattanooga 6 5, Little Rock 1 2 with Memphis and Chattanooga keying a close spread among teams.
The West Pixie League table lists Jacksonville seven three Palestine four six Tyler eight three Henderson seven one Sagview twenty three Shreveport two four.
The First Christian church hosted a Sunday program to please a large crowd with local musicians performing simple, worshipful numbers. Director Foy Garrett gave a splendid vocal service while organ, violin and piano pieces and a quartet drew enthusiastic response. The community seeks more fellowship through such events.
A large crowd gathered at the McKinney courthouse to protest Mexican labor in North Texas onion fields. They charged immigrant workers keep onion prices down while Joe W. McCullough, former state representative, presided over the protest.
Washington column urges farmers to hold with current farm programs while criticizing processing taxes and urging contact with Congress. It notes drought relief progress, expects ongoing efforts to ease conditions, and provides cattle and beef price context alongside AAA reflections.
Disjointed text shows an OCR fragment from a Shawnee Oklahoma notice or ad with names like Edson R Waite and references to savings, advertising terms, and a possible sale or entry on a timetable. The readable items are scarce and unclear.
The fragment mentions large ore stocks, cotton surpluses and prices in 1929, with scattered anecdotes about Mrs Biff, a judge, a shark, and a minister. It reads like a tossed collection of notes from a periodical page with brief mentions of economics and social vignettes.
A mixed, damaged clipping references farming in Texas and New York topics. It mentions flower buttons on a spring gown, a countess wearing them, and notes on garbage dumping at sea and watermelon season, plus poultry yields including hens laying eggs per month and a flock led by Robert Boxell.
San Antonio June 2 Reoert Cav anaugh 10 weighed under 100 pounds saved Will Carter 56 who had fallen into the San Antonio River Carter could not swim and Cav anaugh could not swim but pushed Carter toward the bank as they both went under multiple times Cav anaugh surfaced for air then disappeared again until the river carried Carter to safety authorities say this may be the only rescue of its kind on record
A chronicle lists numerous high profile kidnap cases from 1932 to 1934 with amounts paid, recoveries, and convictions. Names include Charles A Lindbergh Jr, Charles Urschel, and William Hamm Jr, among others, with outcomes noted for each incident.
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