Fragmentary Local Notice Amid Unreadable Lines
Readable fragments indicate a local notice from Point leard about a line project. Details are obscured with missing dates names and places leaving the action unclear and unresolved.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1929
Page
6
Readable fragments indicate a local notice from Point leard about a line project. Details are obscured with missing dates names and places leaving the action unclear and unresolved.
Discussion highlights Carnation and other milk plants set to pay millions to Texas farmers yearly as the dairy industry expands in the state. The piece urges Texans to support local development and embrace the future with responsible planning and industry growth.
In Denton on Monday night ninety two seniors earned bachelor degrees at the College of Industrial Arts commencement. Dr John V Slaughter of Rice Institute delivered the address The graduation program opened with March Pontifical played by R D W Adams. L H Hubbard presided as degree conferrer.
A 37 year old Lubbock man was assaulted by two men in an automobile offering a ride for payment and left on a railroad track. He regained consciousness and moved off the tracks before a train passed. Howard County officers reported two arrests in the case.
In Stevens Point Wisconsin Frank Marchel an 18 year old Portage County farmer was run over by a 4600 pound tractor during plowing. The machine crawled over his body from feet to neck and back. He sustained a broken hip and numerous bruises but doctors said he would live. He stood behind the tractor while his father operated the machine awaiting attachment to a plough.
The speech by W.L. Coonrad at a rural school closing urged love, education beyond books, and personal duty. He spoke of God's ownership of the earth, living to help others, and guiding children to develop talents to form noble men and women.
Thelma Payne, 13 year old daughter of Mrs. Florence Payne, sustained serious burns Monday after she poured gasoline on a fire in the family backyard in Sherman.
London reports Britain weighing creation of a motorized mounted police corps dubbed speed cops though no such unit exists yet. The item notes that some smaller towns already have one or two mounted speed cops. A stray ad urging kraut making appears, mentioning cabbage and a price per pound.
Mrs J B Drexler of Harper Street recounts a long struggle with back and side pain and pale color. After reading a pamphlet about Cardut she tried the remedy, felt better, and regained strength and color. She says repeated use has consistently helped and urges others to try it.
C. E. Williamson of Beaumont reports neuritis and nerves improved after using Sargon Soft Mass Pills. He gained eleven pounds, healed indigestion, slept well, and regained strength after four bottles. Sargon is available in Bonham from J. W. Peeler and in Leonard from Giles & Ewing.
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