Dairy shift as farmers replace cotton with milk income
The article argues dairy farming pays when managed actively, noting Texas and local farmers selling milk to cheese factories can fund operations and avoid debt. It highlights a Bonham community push to expand rose gardens and streets lighting ahead of the 1936 Texas Centennial, plus local mentions of politics, railroads, and Bermuda onions shipping from Fannin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Bonham
Catron
The Day's Best From Texas Newspapers
A collection of light witticisms and quotes from Texas papers. Highlights include quips on crime and lawyers, daylight saving time and chain letters, and a playful jab at a Pike Girl phrase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Clarksville Times
Chicago man hid marble for eight years in stomach
A Stamford Leader note reports a Chicago man swallowed a marble eight years ago and a medical exam shows it still in his stomach. The odd joke puns on a midsection misdirection.
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Chicago
Stamford
Great Britain Swerves on Debt as New Cabinet Issues Policy
The new British cabinet signals to the United States it will not pay the next debt installment of 86 million dollars, pushing total past due near 400 million. The message hints on borrowing without American consultation, amid wider notes on economic policy and relief programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United States
Sam
Farm Food Demonstration Teaches Canning at Bonnam jazi Meeting
E K Jones reports on a school for canning non acidic vegetables fruits and tomato juices. Mrs Hensarling from Kerr Jar Co demonstrates preserving methods and seeds from juice. Members plan orders with other clubs and discuss upcoming fairs and part time positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Jones
Bonnam Jazi
Hensarling
Kerr Jar Co
Jones
Worth a Smile The Old Story
A fragmented dialogue scene features a judge, witnesses, and a sailor in a humorous exchange about truth and a mistaken encounter. A separate note mentions a window smashing raid at a jeweler's with the culprits captured as they returned, identified as Scotch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Manners and club notes from Taylorville gathering
Miss Eldridge describes proper table setting and etiquette for Edhube and Taylorville clubs at Taylorville Clubhouse. Mrs Otto Gray named A M short course delegate. leaflets on canned meat dishes and bedroom improvements distributed. Fruit punch and cake served. 138 members and 4 visitors attended. next meeting is the third Tuesday.
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B Jenes
Trs Club
Eld H
Frank Loszhike
Ell
Locke
Wis
Barber Wis Jr
S. B. Locke
Eldridge
Fannin County
Edhube
Taylorville
Taylorville Club House
Otto Gray
Jewel Clark
Chamber 0
Commerce Building
Edhube Club
Ray Brown
Misa Sikes
Bowman
Ken Togeth
Mee
Agai
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Associated Press
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Mal Mater
Sam Fryer
Clarksville
Supreme Court
Congress
Gov. Allred
NRA
Dallas
Texas Supreme Court
Dallas Journal
South America
Washington
Gladewater
Longview
Usu
S. McGlasson
Texas and Pacific Railway
Bantam
Texas Press Association
Galveston
Fraternity of Texas
Joe Taylor
Dallas News
Joe
Greenville Banner
Corsicana
Pike
Club
Grand Rapids Press
Sacramento Bes
Jack Dempsey
Newkorn
Los Angeles Times
Hollywood
Florida
Reno
Rochester Times Union
Nashville Tennessean
Hugo
Okla. News
Laura Knowls
J. M. Thornton
Wayne Thornton
Julia Thornton
Honey Grove
Thornton
Homer Sledge
Tom Lilly
Margaret
Norma Jo Mangum
Whitewright
P. L. West
Leslie Nelson
Sherman
Clo Dossey
Katie Mize
Tom Stevens
Mrydle
Frances McBroom
Mattie Eula
Jan Webb
Paris
Virginia Stansbury
Halse Cunningham
Tom Cunningham
Ruth Lee Edwards
West Texa
Cliva Raspberry
Cadd
Okla
J. J. Cunningham
D. B. Stevens
Leonard
Tom Stevns
Jess Gatlin
Ector
Dr. Dart
CCC
Red River
Vale of Tears
Dora
Cowley
Darce
William Allien Ward
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Alleng Point
Virgil Deyhle
Poona Interest
Thimble Theatre
Popeye
Castor
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Chloe Johnson
Mabel
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Allen
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