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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
2
Albert Riggs was granted bail of 300 dollars by Judge Kirkpatrick to await grand jury action on a burglary charge. Je Erwin Sr was granted bail on a liquor possession charge.
Deputy sheriffs Brent and Campbell returned from Idabel Oklahoma after Bud Cockerham, charged with the murder of Key Doee in Monkstown, was placed in jail here.
In Frederick Oklahoma the Baptist hotel refuses beer to guests. The hotel, tied to Baylor University via the Baptist Foundation of Texas, operates under lease with the college as owner and bans intoxicants including 3.2 beer by law and college policy.
Monday June 10 is the final day to register for summer school work. Students seeking credit must enroll by this date. The notice notes Bonham as an ideal place for family life, a long held local ambition.
In Scotland and Ireland blackberries known as devil's berries drew superstition but in America they top jelly and jam making. The article notes blackberries rank just behind grapes for jelly production and shares a blackberry jelly recipe using berry juice lemon juice sugar and certo.
A vintage recipe describes making blackberry jam using crushed fully ripe berries, sugar, Sure Jel, and boiling methods. It outlines prep steps including measuring fruit and sugar, adding butter to reduce foaming, and sealing hot jam into jars for storage.
A light shower visited parts of Fannin County shortly before 6 am, lasting only minutes. Showers were reported in north and east sections and around Honey Grove. Farmers worry rain could harm oats and wheat ready for harvest.
In Muskogee Oklahoma on June 5 John Lucas a cab driver tried a prank by placing a two foot grass snake in a door pocket. He later frightened two women passengers when the snake dangled from the ceiling and he paid fifty cents to have the car upholstery removed. Linndbergh donates trophies to Missouri Society and Hoover calls for NRA abolition.
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