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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1932
Page
4
Grain river project details mention a shell completion target and a 408 inch capacity cap. Officials note operational goals and funding lines for the construction. The fragment references local offices and potential timelines for the facility’s readiness.
The article describes white jersey berets with red, white and blue star appliques for day wear. It suggests using star motifs beyond flag colors in beige, cream, or brown tones and notes simple cut felt or flannel stars with neat edges.
A Wisconsin 4-H story shows Dale Rels of Colby building a pedigreed Poland China herd, starting with one gilt, expanding to two sows and a herd boar, and utilizing fairs and advertising to reach breeders. The article notes the path from market hogs to breeding stock and the rewards of success in exhibitions and sales. The contest awards a gold medal to county winners and a state prize of a 17 jewel wrist watch.
John J McGraw resigns after three decades at the helm of the New York Giants. He hands the job to 33 year old first baseman William H Terry known as Bill Terry, but keeps Giants stock and serves as vice president assisting Charles A Stoneham in executive duties.
Frederick Oklahoma June 3 Tillman county which year after year ships the first new wheat broke its own record today by consigning a car load from the fields around Frederick to Adair and Martin of Wichita Kansas The grain was shipped by Cassidy Grain Company of this city The shipment was said by buyers to be the earliest ever made from a new crop in this country The wheat graded 59 pounds and was said to be heavy with moisture House committee approves plan for world silver parley
Frederic Faye brings his Tiny Tot show to the American Theatre with a linked screening of The Lost Squad ron. He promotes psychic psychology from coast to coast and offers fifty prizes plus top three grand prizes for children under six. Interested parties may contact 4 S Cole or the theatre manager for details.
Intruders entered the Clark Memorial pastor’s parsonage while the family was away. The dining room showed a cache of food and supplies left behind. Neighbors later brought a warm meal for the family. No complaints or arrests were made.
Wooster, June 3 reports state elm trees doomed by Dutch elm disease as no remedy exists besides destroying infected trees per O N Liming of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station.
Professor William D. Harkins of the University of Chicago explains a theory for making gold using mercury and electrons. He notes the idea is sound in theory but impractical because the electrons refuse to merge with mercury.
New York report notes magistrate Jane Goldtgin imposes durance on Bo Charlies Monselmo a cabinet snaker after he fails to pay a specified sum to his wife. The policy labeled not work no eat reflects harsh discipline in the workhouse setting amid a chaotic scene.
The outlook across the county is described as fine in all directions, with corn showing dark green color and cotton thriving. Wheat is expected to be okay and oats may outperform early expectations. The writer notes the desire for improved prices to accompany the promising yields and reflect on broader prosperity.
Constable Spillers with a search warrant raided Martin Dodd’s north town home and seized about nine gallons of home brew, some bottled. Dodd was later jailed, facing two charges rather than one. Washington notes harsh civility amid drafts.
A handwritten reminiscence offers a eggplant stuffing technique with bread dressing and baking instructions. It shares home hacks about broom renewing by soaking, slate memorandums for chores, and sewing tips using paper under fabric to prevent puckers. It ends with a tip for painting window frames with scouring powder paste.
A brief excerpt explains washing window panes with water and paint paste and notes spatter removal by cleaning the paste. It also advises rinsing glass dishes holding milk or cream in cold water to prevent clouding before washing.
New York reports Paris made teepcoats in military cut then softened with feminine touches such as blue wool belted coats with scarf collars. London lingerie favors flowery prints and dotted patterns in crepes silks and satins. ivory and black backgrounds predominate. practical use of buttons on collars and cuffs noted.
The Rev. Howard Peters, 61, pastor of the First Christian Church in Midland, Texas, died today from heart disease. He previously led Christian churches in San Angelo and Mouril, Ark.
Paris reports emphasize longer skirts as designers return to a girlish look. Eve Nine and Channel showcase ankle length gowns and floor sweeping hems, while Heirm favors floor touching skirts and fur coats. Daywear trends include plain semi tailed lines with broad belts and intricate bodice cuts.
Rail workers and allied unions press President Hoover to outline a comprehensive plan to fund postwar debt and avoid a dole like crisis. They warn that without a clear program the economy and workers faces hardship and public protests.
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