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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
9
Advertisement claims S S S tonic drives out rheumatism by increasing red blood cells. Testimony from William of Flint Michigan credits improved health after using the vegetable-based remedy. The ad notes S S S dates to over a century and is sold in two sizes by drug stores.
Notice from Bonham city authorities announces an election on June 15, 1929, from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. to decide whether a property tax shall be established. City elections will be conducted by LK Crawford, mayor, under city ordinance.
Anna Texas resident J C McAnally recalls typhoid in 1877 78 and credits Black Draught with relief since before 1878 Winter. He says it eases indigestion smothering after meals and keeps a supply in his pocket with a daily dose. He notes 25 doses cost 25 cents and urges insistence on the genuine product.
The readable fragments mention Carson Hearn, crops, rain on Monday, and references to local residents and a church event. Names like Mr Mage, Mrs Denne Bugte, and verma Ray appear beside scattered notes about Sunday activities and a preacher. The text is fragmented and offers few clear facts.
Mrs Life Dixon entertained young folks at a singing Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ollie Watson and family were guests, with mentions of the McCare and Weir families. Various neighbors from Bonham and Boyd are listed visiting relatives and sharing meals and Sunday gatherings.
Nu Way Stores Corporation has acquired the North Main Street meat market, bringing the grocery and meat divisions under one manager, Paul Arledge. Former meat head Tom Denton sold his interests. W. A. Roberts notes the firm aims for rapid stock turnover to offer alluring prices to careful shoppers.
Two days of sunshine bring smiles and good harvest news. crops look fine including wheat oats and corn. Gladys Cole returns from Greenville college. Hamptons hold annual Simpson Park reunion with 26 attendees ages 77 to young child. Ernest Barker and Robert Morgan visit from Denton. W S Landrum family guests of Dr and Mrs Hampton. Aunt Ally Tisdale and Emma return from Dallas visit.
United Press reports a strong lobster catch along the western coast of Prince County Prince Edward Island for June with volumes about 25 percent higher than the previous year. The improved supply supports regional fishery activity and market expectations.
New York reports Gene Tunney plans to keep a quiet life of ease and avoid ostentation, according to Mrs. Edwin Dewing after her trip to Brioni.
Reports describe an odd scene near Yoro with a dry landscape and boiling water emissions. Logs burned on exposed lakebed portions at Laguna Brava create a hazy plume described as a smux cloud.
A European hotel in the Alps markets itself as a winter sports hub. It markets silk like dress goods for women and highlights waterproof, light fabrics. Berghaus at Jungfrau region is cited as a key attraction. Guests reportedly enjoy outdoor winter activities around the property.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports about 1 0 0 0 Americans keep bees as part of the nation wide beekeeping activity.
A milk cow near Will Woods produced only about a gallon daily despite good health. A veterinary inspector and Mr. Guest could not find a cause until a large chicken snake was later caught suckling the cow, an unexplained incident reported by Detruit.
The fragment notes a relic unearthed in a ceremony at the Temple of Miners, highlighting its significance to workers and the community. Details remain sparse but indicate a ceremonial day marking a historical artifact tied to mining heritage.
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