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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1935
Page
9
Change of address instructions appear amid garbled text. the readable portion notes a request to provide both old and new addresses to avoid delay. The fragment also includes payment and subscription references, indicating routine newspaper housekeeping topics.
Local commentary urges dairy farming as a strong substitute for cotton, noting profits per cow and family use. Gov Allred criticizes constitutional changes, while Texas farm horses and railroad loyalty receive attention. Bonham plans brighter streets before the 1936 Texas Centennial and previews Bermuda onion shipments from Fannin County.
Police and courts commentary from Texas papers. Snippets critique crime lawyers daylight saving time and social observations.
A Stamord Leader tidbit reports a Chicago man swallowed a marble eight years prior and the lump resembles a stony middle in his stomach, with the joke that the marble must have been middier.
The new British cabinet advised the United States it would not pay the upcoming 86 million dollar debt installment, leaving the total past due near 400 million dollars. The note hints Britain may not seek further borrowing without U S consultation. The column also mentions car values, relief, and local Bonham business optimism amid new enterprises and trading strength.
Mrs. Laura Knowls dies early Sunday leaving a grieving family and neighbors sending sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Thornton. The article lists local visits and family gatherings including reunions in Honey Grove and weekend trips among Sherman Paris Whitewright and Leonard residents.
Dr. Dart at the CCC camp offers a free six inch telescope for public moon gazing and celestial viewing. Also notes plans for a future Fannin county paved highway and Red River bridge. Local jokes and community notices intersperse with club announcements from Edhube and Taylorville. Local homemaking tips, demonstrations, and a report on Mrs Otto Gray’s A and M short course delegate selection appear alongside club activity summaries.
Mrs. Jones led a club meeting discussing appointing a historian, electing delegates for courses, and a theme on Changing City Life. Reports covered demonstrations on canning non acidic produce, plant crafts, and home beautification as members recall past activities and plan participation with Kerr Jar Co. and other clubs.
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