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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1934
Page
3
W H Darrow Extension Service editor reports Collin county farmers will receive 91024 dollars from the AAA this year under crop and livestock reduction programs.
Wharton County shows how to live at home with 193 girls farming late January hotbeds. Lespedera stricta tried to start pastures on rented land. Mrs. D. B. Kirk gains profits from home market sales of walnuts and cakes. Big Five ration boosts poultry profits by 22 percent over feed costs, averaging $6.71 extra per farmer in one month. Yard improvements emphasize shade trees, lawns, shrubs, walks, and modern outbuildings.
Short, garbled note indicates M. C. Spivy & Co. ships new undergarments and related items today. The fragment suggests a merchandise dispatch or arrivals notice without clear specifics.
Charles Halsell remains bedbound with a slight illness. Miss Vera Hall of Mulberry sails to Nashville in response to a sick message. J B Footy Smith of Hall reports Hall to hold an ice cream supper at the ball. Miss Carrie Alderson returns from Denison with Miss Jennie Jackson and plans to visit nearby friends. Mary Ann Gibson and neighbor boy Wabur Pane suffer measles but improve steadily.
Miss Edith Cone of Wichita Falls visits her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Fuller of Randolph. Miss Beulah Fuller, who studied at Commerce, is home briefly with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Fuller and will return to Commerce Thursday for summer school.
Mr and Mrs Fred W Dinnowske celebrate 47 years since their honeymoon with extended auto tours across the United States Canada and Mexico. Now both 70 they travel in a luxury electrically equipped camp car replacing their early horse and wagon journeys.
A carrot studded with diamonds was presented to a seed firm in South Sweden. The carrot had a gold ring with seven small diamonds around its middle, a ring reportedly lost five years earlier.
The May 1 report shows a deficit of 18,187.00 dollars for the plate fund in Columbus Ohio.
Mrs Tom Coursey of Sulphur Ox visited relatives this week. Opal Armstrong will attend Commerce College this summer. Ethel Mae Allen and Loraine Downs travel to Denton for Teachers College this summer. Mr and Mrs R R Morgan attended C I A graduation in Denton where daughter Helen earned a degree. Mig Cook of Bonham visited relatives. Detores Sunday and C R Alderson of Bonham visited family. Uncle Jerry Alderson north of town visited Sunday. Bernice Clark of Donna stayed with her uncle. O G Weatherbee and Mrs J N Nelson of Floydada visited this week.
Six Staats Theater performers are named state players by Prussian Premier Herman Goering after an official theater ceremony in Berlin. Goering often goes back stage during the event.
Portland council passes a bill prohibiting pretty entertainers in night clubs from sitting in patrons laps, awaiting mayoral signature. The report also notes a million-dollar Warm Springs check and local club meetings with plans for achievement day, recreational gathering, and a town party at Mrs. S. J. McElrath’s home. It includes hat cleaning and care tips and lists attendees at a June meeting.
Metropolitan Life Insurance statisticians project 1934 may have the lowest death by own action rate since 1929. Measles and whooping cough deaths in the first four months of 1934 doubled 1933, while tuberculosis and diphtheria deaths were lower.
Santago Chile Japanese petition blamed for halving the price of Chilean iodine from 25 cents an ounce. Yen depreciation is linked to boosted iodine production in Nippon and its impact on Chilean markets.
Fairfax Standard notes Minnesota with 10 000 lakes cooling residents and 10 000 tax levying boards generating heat year round.
Washington obituary reports Gen Fred C. Ainsworth retired adjutant general of the Army died at his home aged 92. He had served as adjutant general and died on a day in June with his family present at his residence.
The report states that Germany plans to finish its rearmament of the air force by 1936. Officials indicate expansion of production capacity and training programs to achieve full readiness within the stated timeline.
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