Red River farmer says alfalfa beats cotton
Clairsville June 4 from four and one half to six tons of alfalfa per acre have been harvested by Martin Stiles of Annona in Red River county who has 21 acres in alfalfa according to C M Knight county agricultural agent the lowest price paid for alfalfa today is 20 a ton This new feed crop almost eliminates the need of corn and other feed grains that are selling at high prices It lets him sell a few bushels of corn he would otherwise feed to finish spring farming operations.
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Stiles
Porters News Notes From Porters Community
A summary of local visits and travel in Porters area. Reginald Hicks spent the weekend in Austin sightseeing. Eldredge McCafferty and O Wortham with wives returned from New Mexico after attending a brother in law’s funeral. Bill Steckston visited Joe Rich and family. Hugh Hunter and family of Sherman visited George Bennett’s home. Geo Ferguson’s funeral at Bells attended by Gec Bennett and Hugh Mounter. Edger Ayer and wife visited Harve Martin. Geo Hicks family spent Monday with R R Hicks family. Bob Cates preached at Forters Sunday night to a good sized audience. Ray Evans and family visited kin near Delu Sunday night. Howard Harison of Fiv had business in Porters Monday.
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Austin
Malcolm Williams
O. Wortham
New Mexico
Bill Steckston
Pilot Point
Joe Rich
Hugh Hunter
Sherman
George Bennett
Gec. Bennett
Hugh Mounter
Geo. Ferguson
Bells
Edgar Ayer
Nobility
Harve Martin's
Geo. Hicks
R. R. Hicks
Bro
Bob Cates
Randolph
Forters
Ray Evans
Family
Delu
Howard Harison
Fiv
Porters
SPC Oks
Narcotic Farm Dedication Near Lexington Highlights Treatment Network
The Government opened a new 4 million dollar narcotic farm near Lexington to house about 1400 patients, including those sentenced by courts and voluntary seekers. A similar facility is under construction in Texas as part of the national treatment program.
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Lexington
Texa
Black-Draught Praised for Digestive Relief in Alabama Family
A. G. Gray of Cusseta Alabama reports using Thedford's Black-Draught for twenty years to ease poor appetite bad taste in the mouth coated tongue sick headache and sluggish bowels. He calls it entirely satisfactory and notes thousands consider it their family laxative.
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Thedford
A. G. Gray
Cusseta
Ala
Takvetord
Revival in McKinney Ends After Three Weeks
The Nazarene church revival in McKinney concluded last Saturday night after three weeks of preaching by Rev. E. P. Akin. Attendance and interest were strong despite unfavorable weather, with several professions and three additions to the church. Other notes mention new arrivals and family moves in Hudsonville and surrounding areas.
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Rose
Selezsr
Oklahom
J. L. Mcmack
Ab Womack
E. P. Akin
Nazarene
McKinney
Ben Hassell
Ty QuUgTiel
Tom
Christian Auren
Bonham
Denison
Clifford
Tun 1
Okla
R. R. Akin
Nazaren
Millard Tennyon
Lawisn
Cla
Juanel Curtis
Alpha McConnell
Barraam
Rebecca White
New Books Placed in Bonham Library Shelves
Bonham Public Library receives a donation from the Current Literature Club of numerous new titles. The list includes Goodbye Mr. Hatton, So Red the Rose, The Stretch Being Smic, QuotERd Found, I Fellow the Road, The Native's Return, The Adams Fann, The Saua, Lobels, The Autobiography translated by John Addington Symonds, The So Spot, Time in His Ecm, The Naked Mountain, Panorama of Modern Literature, Disk at the G y e, Brazilian Adventure, Untfin Cathedral, Lila Palma, The Deeper Voice, Lands End and Other Stories, Within This Present, and more. A separate Thomas PR Burnet shelf features Jerry Todd books and related titles.
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Borham Public Library
Current Literature Club
Mr. Chir
Jams H“ton
Stark Young
Dersthy Scarkchugn
Qotuerd
Lutan Vane
Anne Byra
Toms Acemic
Adams Fann
Samuel Rogers
Peter Flemin
T. S. Stribling
Lila Palma
Blair Nyles
Anne Ste Ze
Wenston
Lands End
Waltur Daniel Stele
M. C. Bernes
290 Edwards
Thomas
Burnet Shelf
Jerry Todd
Poppy Ott
Gilda Fish
Scanton
Donald Ferguson
Locos
Crowd with the loudest threat shapes congressional votes
A commentator notes that the group with the strongest threats tends to garner the largest congressional support. The observation links pressure tactics to electoral outcomes and party responsiveness.
Court House News Court House News
Henry Robinson and Lela Williams listed with Bonham and Ravenna parties in court notices. Jo Cole and Mozadva Breen appear with Bonham, Miss Opal Barnett. Edgar E. Nash and Miss Audrey Plippo with Bonham. Leonard L. Overton and Miss Rosa Lee Underwood with Ravenna. Osis Stone and Miss Johnnett Smith linked to Hugo Oklahoma.
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Henry Robinson
Tel. RB
Lela Williams
Tel. R
Joe Cole
Mozadva Breen
Cdis Cama
Bonham
Opal Barnett
Edgar E. Nash
Audrey Plippo
Leonard L. Overton
Ravenna
Rosa Lee Underwood
Osis Stone
Hugo
Okla
Johnnett Smith
New District Court Filings Detail Local Civil Actions
Bonham Building & Loan v McMillen et al suit on note. Federal Land Bank of Houston v Magness et al title to be tried with damages. Mrs Lyday et al vs Tarpley foreclosure of lien. Wise v Wise divorce. Southwest Pump Co. vs Williams debt. Nunnelee v Hartwell action to try title and damages. Parker v Parke divorce. National Life and Accident Ins Co v Wright injunction. Baker et al v Walthall remove cloud from deed. Shinoman v Chaffin injunction. Joe Bailey Hamilton v Nellie Hamilton divorce.
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Bonham Building & Loan
R. M. McMillen
Federal Land Bank of Houston
J. C. Magness
Trezpass
Fred Lyday
O. W. Tarpley
T. E. Wise
Justin Wise
Southwest Pump Co
B. F
H. T. Shinoman
A. L. Chaffin
Joe Bailey Hamilton
Neliie Hamilton
Fred Reedy Former Bonham Man Dies in Greenville
Fred Reedy aged about 65 died Tuesday night at Greenville. Funeral services will be held in Greenville at 2 pm today, then the remains will be brought to Bonham for a short service under Will H Evans of Sherman. Deceased was a long time Bonham resident who ran the Kincaid Reedy & Hughes grocery stand. He is survived by his widow Nelle Wilson Reedy, her mother Mrs. W N Wilson, one son Wilson Reedy of Wichita Falls, three sisters and one brother.
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Fred Reedy
Greenville
Bonham
H Evans
Sherman
Willow Wild Cemeter
Grocey
Ed Curles
Nye presses Navy bill amendments to curb profits
Senator Nye who led the Munitions inquiry plans an extended fight to amend the Navy bill. He seeks to prevent excessive profits in construction and aims to tighten controls and oversight.
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Nye
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Bonham Library
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W.C. Finley
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Dallas
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Peeler Medical Phone
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