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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1932
Page
4
Texarkana Missouri Pacific Railway official asked Miller county Arkansas Sheriff Turquette to remove about 150 bonus marchers who arrived yesterday from railroad property to stop their passage on freight trains. The sheriff awaits the attorney general's advice before acting.
The Senate judiciary committee approved the nomination of Sterling D. Bennett of Beaumont for federal attorney of the Eastern District of Texas. Approval is contingent on agreement by Senator Ahurst of Arizona who was absent during the committee action. An Army bill was reported to the House with funding set at 386,983,425 dollars.
An advertisement promotes Emerald OW claiming it heals leg sores and reduces swelling without operations or injections. It states you can go about usual business and that the druggists will not keep your money unless you are helped.
Mrs Betty Luedeke of Dayton reports using Kruschen to shed 10 pounds in seven days. She recommends taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast as the safe quick fat loss method with a four week bottle priced modestly.
LES AKERS writes on aging while praising youth yet criticizing the youth fixation. He argues taxation must fall fairly, credits are misused by some, and jobs outpace positions as prosperity ebbs. He emphasizes practical restraint, shared responsibility, and East Texas development.
A rain softened a dry spell with praise for needed moisture. Farmers note oats light but wheat corn and cotton look good. J T Williams returned to Sylvester after visiting family while Hicks brothers spent time in Fort Worth. Cattle inspectors checked the area. Mary Starkey of Dallas visits J B Russell. all day meeting at Marvins was rained out.
The Gates family expresses gratitude for kind messages and the beautiful flowers received during their bereavement. Mrs. R. H. Gates and Mr and Mrs Guss Gates, Mr and Mrs Douglass Gates, and Mr and Mrs Claude Gates and boys extend thanks.
A political advertise asks residents to vote on a Friday night event dubbed children’s night with a band vote as part of the promotion. It frames civic engagement as entertainment for families.
Plenty nice cabbage for krauting offered at a price of one dollar per hundred pounds. Contact D Hill at 291-6t-c or phone 447-R for details.
A political advertisement urges Bonham voters to support a tax funded town band, arguing band music boosts morale, aids unemployment relief, and keeps Bonham and Fannin County communities connected. It cites Coolidge and the National Civic Music Association as supporting good music in America.
Will H Evans long-time Bonham resident now based in Sherman wrote a poem that Bonham composer Mrs Belle Biard Gober arranged for organ with violin obligato and soprano solo. Mrs Herbert Buron sang as the piece was performed at Furst Christian church with Mrs Joe B Johnson on the violin. The audience praised the new work noting its charm from a local poet and performers including Evans daughter and North Texas violinist.
The Senate today considered the conference report on a $2.0 billion revenue bill as lawmakers target completion tonight. Unclear punctuation in figures noted. discussion focused on advancing measures to finalize tax legislation.
A local election urges residents to vote for the band tomorrow to back Bonham efforts. Community organizers highlight the vote as crucial for upcoming performances and funding.
An editorial argues against a proposed tax on Bonham homes to fund a Municipal Band. It warns that tax liens force many homeowners toward foreclosure and urges voters to oppose the tax at the upcoming election Tuesday June 7.
Mrs A S Broadfoot presents Lara McKelva in an expression recital Tuesday at 8 15 p m. Luther McKelva assists. The program is at 803 East Ninth. Friends of participants and the arts are invited.
A reader letter from Overburdened Taxpayer argues for voting the tax off tomorrow to keep prices of farm products low and ease financial strain, reflecting local frustration with rising taxes. The item appears in The Daily Favorite.
In this issue Paul Hendrix joins the Bays L S Pharmacy business, adding a cold drink and sandwear shop. The narrative notes his youth, size, and ready service, inviting customers to visit his stand at Lee & Pharmac to deliver goods with a familiar smile.
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