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Bedtime confusion surrounds a playful name mishap in a local child’s drawing. An amused parent explains the mix of letters in a scribble that resembles a cartoon creature, sparking smiles at the family kitchen table.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1929
Page
4
Kirby urges Texas tariff protection for farm goods
Houston businessman John Henry Kirby, president of the Southern Tariff Congress, urged Texas lawmakers to vote for a tariff bill. He called for protection on long staple cotton cotton seed products eggs wool mohair and rice, saying Texas producers need it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Austin
Texas
John Henry Kirby
Houston
Southern Tariff Congress
Kirby
Court notes and probate ruling in district court
The district court convenes Monday with Big Twelve activity soon after. The Croley will probate dispute ended with the contestant having no interest if the will is set aside. Four couples received marriage licenses yesterday with one party requesting anonymity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
District Court
FE. J. Croley
C. A. Mash and Jr
Lankadoe
Leon Carrol
Jeff Cyrus
Fiaa
All Talking Picture Inspires Lamar County Farm Prosperity
The piece praises a local all talking picture about Paris and Lamar County dairying and prosperity. Scenes show farmers and merchants merging efforts, forming a milk plant, improving cattle and feed, and promoting dairy business through the Chamber of Commerce. The finale promises a hopeful sequel and community progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lamar County
Chamber of Commerce
Jerseys
F. H. Douthitt
County
Presidents elected by popular vote proposal introduced
United Press reports a joint resolution introduced by Senator Morris of Nebraska proposes a constitutional amendment to abolish the electoral college and elect the president by popular vote. The measure calls for a nationwide popular vote determining the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y United Press
Washington
Morris
Nebraska
Dalla Man Leading in Texas Amateur Golf Final
Lanham Connor of Dallas leads Dennis Lavender of Abilene by 2 holes after 18 on the Dallas course in the Texas amateur final. Play resumed this afternoon. Connor remains ahead after 27 holes as hot weather slows play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Dallas
Lanham
Connor
Dennis Lavender
Abilene
Lay
Lavender
American aviators and learner licenses total in thousands
The Department of Commerce reports over 5,000 licensed American pilots and about 15,000 aviation student licenses in use. Also notes shorthand evolved from Cicero with Greek slave secretary in his era. A planned Russian tractor factory in Southern Russia aims to produce 40,000 tractors under Detroit guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Cicero
Russia
Detroit
Rural Delivery Coverage in U S Reaches 7 096 655 Families
The article notes that 7 096 655 families in the United States receive mail service via rural routes. It highlights the reach of rural delivery across the nation and emphasizes the scope of the program for rural households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Notable Local and City Tech Oddities
A London clock in Westminster Abbey lacks a minute hand, showing only hours. In contrast New York City hosts numerous telephones, a vast count comparable to England as a whole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Minster Abbey
New York City
England
East and West Texas Weather Tonight and Sunday
East Texas will be partly cloudy tonight and Sunday while West Texas expects generally fair conditions tonight and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Texas
West Texas
Arm Amputation Reported at Adams Hospital
R. M. Butt an Allen man is reported to have lost an arm at Adams Hospital. The incident leaves him with a severely injured limb and ongoing medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Hospital
R. M. Butt. Butts
Lying in Creek Bottom 13 Hours Rescued by Officer
A man trapped in a creek bottom for thirteen hours was rescued by an officer. He sustained a broken hip and was later treated on the farm in connection with the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Fiankly
Nalas Creek
The Fannin County Fair Aims to Grow despite Weather Risks
The Fannin County Fair seeks loyal community support to promote agriculture education and local industry. Despite years when weather hurt attendance and finances the association met obligations. It plans improvements to departments and 4-H exhibits with ongoing cooperation from extension workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jle
Fau
Fannin County
Jiannin County
Fair Association
Faw Association
Police arrest 60 in roundup over officer shooting
United Press dispatch from Gastonia North Carolina reports sixty textile strikers were arrested today as police sought to identify those who shot and fatally wounded Police Chief E F Aderholt and deputy sheriff during a mass meeting of the National Textile Union. George Carter confessed to leading the ambuscade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Gastonia
N. C
E. F. Aderholt
National Textile Union
Cheff
Aderholt
Carter
George Carter
Chester
Pennsylvania
Swedish Flyer Plans Trans Atlantic Run From Stockholm
Captain Albin Ahrenberk and Lieut. Axel Robert will launch a trans Atlantic flight from Stockholm to New York, departing Sunday at 6 o clock Central Time. The route includes Bergen Norway Iceland Greenland and Labrador with refueling stops along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Stockholm
Albin Ahrenberk
New York
Ahrenberg
Axel Robert of
Jungland
Bergen
Norway
Iceland
Greenland
Labrador
Important Dairy Meeting to Be Held at Jacksonville Texas
East Texas Dairy Show executive committee meets June 10 in Jacksonville at 2 p m to choose the 1930 show site. Roger Davis says program includes dairy talks by East Texas leaders and includes remarks by Guy Blount of Nacogdoches. The session opens with Blount as retiring chairman and previews the first East Texas Dairy Show report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Texas
Longview
East Texas
Roger Davis
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Guy Blount
Nacogdoches
Charman
Fast Texas Chamber of Commerce
Marshall
Bian Blalock
Wiy
Electro
Tunnel Collapse Kills Three near Caliente Nevada
A Union Pacific tunnel near Caliente Nevada collapsed after rocks and timbers gave way killing three people including a seven year old child and two workers. The collapse occurred late yesterday and was not reported until today. Injured were rushed to Los Angeles by special train as heavy timbers were being replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Caliente
Nevada
Union Pacific
Here
Los Angeles
Ray Adams Freed After Murder Charge Annulled
W Ray Adams a Bartlett farmer was acquitted on murder in the Dallas banker Orville Matthews shooting case. The verdict sparked cheers from his supporters in the district court. Matthews was killed in downtown Dallas Pallas intersection in September 1928 after an election bet on a Democratic runoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsicna
W. Ray Adams
Bartlett Farmer
Orville Matthews
Dallas
District Court Today
Matthews
Pallas
Mayfield
Connally
Bessie Piner Wins Slogan Contest for Texas Children’s Hospital
Mrs. Bessie Piner of Sherman Texas won first prize in the slogan contest for the new Texas Children’s hospital in Dallas. The winning line is Dont give anything just pay your debt to children. The announcement came at a luncheon for workers in the hospital drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Association
Dallas
Bessie Piner
Sherman
Texas
Texas Children’s Hospital
Edison scholarship finalists named from Texas for June tests
About fifty five contestants remain from over one hundred applicants for the Edison scholarship in Texas with final tests set for June 17 in Austin. Owens is among the listed contenders as earlier eliminations reduced the field from more than one hundred to the fifty five finalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Edison
Texas
Ormer
Owens
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Sheri
Fran
Trenton
Con Ternoon
Necresy
Paris Moving News
Preng
Ortane T. Pau
Walberg
Calladent
Cem
Larry
Eectoral College
Dalla
Amarillo
Levi Stallworth
Grace Morrison
Plainview
Stallworth
State Bank & Trust Co
John Deere
L. Bailey
West St. St
Ptandara
Pen Ty
North Carolina
Sweden
Icy Mountains
Ray Adams
Corsicana
OWFNS
Linea
R H
Palm Beach
Seersucker
L. Rodgers Co
the Good Clothes Store
Bonham, Texas
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