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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1936
Page
8
Unknown fragment emphasizes a death event involving Vin. after unclear context. No identifiable names, dates, or locations readable.
A column urges Bonham to mark Fannin County’s 100th anniversary with a highway sign east of the city and a large spring Rose Show. It cites“Asian progress”over a century, calls for a Rose Club and regional promotion, and anticipates Centennial visitors and poultry industry demand.
A long campaign excerpt presents A T Newell declaring candidacy for Commissioner of Precinct 1 in Fannin County Texas. The message contrasts Democratic criticisms with Newell's call for honest, economical county leadership. Roosevelt's national speech prompts mixed reactions abroad, urging neutrality and warning against autocratic power amid global tensions.
East Texas forecasts a warm, partly cloudy night with warmer Sunday. West Texas shows partly cloudy skies with increasing warmth tonight and on Sunday.
In 1935 Fannin County saw three killings and two automobile deaths while Texas state reports show tougher crime elsewhere. Four murders occurred in the county last year with one white man and three negro victims. drunks were few and detained during holidays. Sheriff and officers are praised for maintaining order amid numerous minor crimes.
A college girl Sally, watching a polo game, is told by a fellow spectator that a certain man is chosen as their best man. She agrees, interpreting the remark as a serious proposal and is set to catch the moment. The tale reflects playful wit from Will Rogers style humor.
The gravelling of Bonham streets is underway with 20 to 25 blocks already covered. A large crew hauls gravel and places it, aiming to finish 75 to 100 blocks, weather permitting. Black topping will wait until spring, with property owners asked to pay 25 cents per running foot to fund pavement, requiring an entire block to sign up.
Mrs Winnie Green Thornhill 25 wife of James E Thornhill died Friday from injuries after a drunken collision on Highway 1 six miles west of Mineral Wells. Charles Little of Fort Worth was charged with driving while intoxicated in Justice A M Mechek's court.
King Features discontinues the Dumb Dora comic for now and substitutes Blondie. No reason given. Dora, known for her dumb experiences, will be replaced by Blondie, a sprightly youth presumed brighter than Dora.
State officials in Trenton monitor Bruno Hauptmann for potential information on the Lindbergh kidnapping. Warden Mark Kimberling reports frequent trips to the death house as authorities await any new leads. Hauptmann’s wife says he told her he did not want to see the son.
An estimated 35,000 persons in Florida were engaged in hunting during the season that opened on November 20.
Police investigate the murder of Dr Silber Peacock whose slaying began with a bullet to the forehead and an apparent scalp attempt. The coroner cites a possible chiropractor suspect after the doctor was found killed near his home following a hay ride. The widow accuses the man of an illegal operation on her husband.
J C Locker reported a new wood borers specimen found by Frank Gilbbs in an elm tree in Ballard woods. It looked like a grub but had a long whip-like tail ending in a stinger. The writer did not test it and asks readers for identification.
The New York Quotations report for March shows cotton prices opening at 11.37 and closing at 11.33. Market activity reflected slight fluctuations as traders priced raw textile fibers.
Ethiopia confirmed the attack on the American field hospital at Daggahbur amid war-cruelty accusations. Ethiopian Red Cross head Dr. Lambie said only that the hospital was bombed, while rumors swirled about Harar as Italy announced a plane burned and two officers killed.
A brief dialogue shows a secretary insisting on one caller at a time while Z0ss agrees to speak but only individually. The exchange highlights methodical rejection of simultaneous calls and orderly conversation.
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