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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
6
Jamies of the Current Literature Club donate new books for Bonham Public Library. The items will be on display Saturday for readers to browse. A $1 annual fee supports library services for six months.
A 3 30 p m service at Gober will be led by Rev Jaems Ja Sandlin with a cordial invitation for the public. The item notes a church event and local community outreach in Greenville Texas.
Local exchange advertises hay for sale with ties and binder vines offered at low prices. Buys include cheap gas and a line of groceries and ice.
An unclear clipping notes a humorous phrase about March and a fictional “pummer” dog costume tied to fashion or entertainment, with a nod to the Boston Herald.
A New York dinner features EF N Shepherd of the American Bankers Association discussing stock market nervousness. He quotes a light remark about taking the heat well as he left the street, noting that the center of attention has him cold but calm.
Rescue team saved a man’s wife who was unconscious after a third submersion. The husband resisted AI resuscitation, insisting she was all he had and wanted a real revival.
A tense exchange highlights a claim that Smith’s son is a major hypocrite while the narrator admits feigning friendliness to him for gain. The dialogue implies social advantage through appearances over truth.
A fragmented dialogue hints at a marriage plan involving Mainwaring and a film actress. The exchange suggests potential breach of promise or legal dispute over the announced union.
A fragment notes a wife with an interest in Shakespeare. It mentions a reducing machine and hints at a celebration of literature. The item reads like a brief humorous caption or patent-like comment from a bygone page.
A brief exchange records a customer owed for a duck and a husband unable to sign due to a wrist sprain from carving. The dimissive debtor cites the injury as obstacle to payment. the other party presses the claim.
A terse comment frames a figure facing financial scrutiny while noting a paradoxical silver lining. The line hints at public perception of wealth or earnings and a lingering reputational cloud. The excerpt evokes a wary tone about money and status.
Fragmentary notice notes a horn sound amid city noise. It questions if Gabriel appears or if the horn is seen, with vague references to a gown and a distant hearing.
A witty exchange unfolds in a shop as a customer asks for scruples and the butcher replies amiably that he can arrange tomorrow’s order. The dialogue blends humor with practical service in a small business setting.
Fragmentary quote records a husband asking about his wife’s dinner with cow neighbors. The line hints at social misgivings and a jumbled remark about meals and a “paper dope” with unclear meaning.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a scene with a swimmer and a watcher arguing about postponement and a saving medal. A daughter questions matrimony while a hut is mentioned and a figure arrives at eight o'clock.
A brittle fragment from a broader report notes Amarillo, Texas, designated as a center for new Federal Highways with a pension reference from Springfield. The text includes garbled dialogue and mentions of political figures, but the readable portion confirms Amarillo’s role in highway planning and engraving sample notices.
An advertisement extols Purina Poultry Chow as a key feed for profitable egg production. It urges producers to differentiate top performers and emphasizes improved yields through optimized feeding practices.
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