Did you ever stop to think about railroads today
Edson R Waite argues Lehigh Valley Railroad must continually invest in equipment and safety upgrades to meet high service standards. He notes rising railway taxes and regulatory costs, compares rail and highway competition, and questions how long railways can sustain efficient transport under current pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Loomis
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Iimways
Legion Meeting At Legion Rooms Tonight At Eight
Important meeting of the American Legion this evening at 8 o'clock in Legion rooms. Ex-service men are invited and urged to attend as important matters will be discussed. Adjutant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion Rooms
Locals pass through Bonham with visitors and travel notes
Sidney Smith visits relatives in the city while Mrs Dorothy Russell returns from the CIA in Denton for the summer. A long list of locals including Kenneth Smith from A&M College and Lucy Smith from Sherman drop by for a few days. Others travel to Sulphur Oklahoma, Dallas, Austin, and Corpus Christi for business, study, or family reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Hermer
Dallas
City
Mrs
Max Hermer
Ovid Spotty
Rederick Ovid
Herbert Buron
Munsy J. § Heffner
Weatherford
Hay season sale of groceries and ice opportunity
Local ad notes hay season timing and promotes a bargain line of groceries and ice. Emphasizes saving gas by shopping nearby and mentions "binder twine" as available for sale.
Radio Programs For the Evening Summary
Radio listings show evening schedules across WFAA WPAP WEAA WBAP and KTHS WRR KSAT KSATKRLD with multiple orchestras hosts and sports and political segments. Notable names include Maytag Orchestra General Motor Family Party and Amos Stone Ien with local station callbacks and NBC CBS network blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WFAA
WPAP
WEAA
Sandman Soldiers
Michael Mahoney
Baker Hotel Orchestra
WIEAA
Maytage Orchestra
NBC
Me—Wieaa
General Motor Family Party
WIAA
Simms Singers
Wefaa Empire Builders
WBAP
Saigon Gram
WEFAA
Andy
Black Hotel Orchestra
Lake Worth Casino
WRR
Maytag Orchestra
Grosse’s Orchestra
KSAT
Harmony Trio
Detectives
Rocheser Civic Orchestra
Chicago Board of Trade
CBS
KRL
Jesse Crawford
Young’s Orchestra
NBS
Heywood Brown
Essemble
Amosay Andy
KTHS
Grosse Orchestra
KRLD
Ann Leaf
Krild
Lambert
Halstead
Cabbage Sale Ad Attracts Bargain Prices
An old newspaper brief advertises extra large heads of cabbage at a low price offered by D. V. Hill. The notice emphasizes large cabbage size and a bargain cost, typical of local market postings.
Milk Source Assurance From Sunnyside Dairy
Milk produced in a modern sanitary dairy is the only safe milk to use. Guard your health and the health of your family by purchasing clean milk from healthy cows. We Will Gladly Serve You. Phone 512 Sunnyside Dairy.
Revival Begins at First Methodist Church Morning Services
The First Methodist revival started yesterday with large attendance at morning and evening services. Pastor Rev E W A Mays preached on Havin g a Mind to Work from Nehemiah, urging removal of obstacles before revival. A large choir is forming and a tent has been set up on the church lawn for two weeks of meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewa. Mays
Mays
Evaniel
Nehemian
Jer Calem
Lazarus
Mahylmore Adams
American Theatre
Bonney
Gerald Fr. Bonney
VOR SALE Extra Fine Golden Beauty Plums
Williams Fruit Farm offers extra fine golden beauty plums for jellies and preserves. No wormy fruit. Delivery at twenty five cents per gallon. Orders may be left at New ton s or Curlee s Stores. KIMMINS WILLIAMS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Fruit Farm
Newton’s
Curlee’s
Kimmins Williams
Recital Programs Host Piano Pupils at Gober Home
Two groups of piano students of Mrs. Gober and Mrs. Virginia Biard performed at the Gober home on North Center Street. Afternoon solos and duets featured intermediate and advanced pupils while evening numbers showcased younger students. Dorothy Jean Johnston sang nursery rhymes with accompanist Nell Johnston as medals for improvement were awarded to Nell Johnston and Jeane Marr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Biard Gober
North Center Street
Dorothy Jean Johnston
Nell
Nell Johnston
Jeane Marr
Martyn Jones
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Los
H. A. Mullins
Ivanhoe Pike
Bonham
Golden Beauty Plus
J WH. Blalock
Sidney Smith
Dorothy Russell
Denton
Claude Stewart
Sulphur
Oklahoma
Kenneth Smith
A. & M. College
Mrs. T. Reynolds
Mrs. S. McGlasson
Sulphur, Oklo
Roege McClure
The
Pexas Power & Light Co
Will H. Evans
Annie Crawford
Sumer
CG. I. A
Lucy Smith of
Sherman
Benham
Joe Bailey Blalock
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Birch
Minnie Blalock
Austin
D. A. Brown
Kansas City
Mr. Brown
George Odum
H. A. McDougal
the Favorite
Will Rogers
Luther Newterry
Honey Grove
Newterryyy
Paris
Luther
J. Ws. Hooper
Gus Thomasson Jr
A. S. Broadfoot
Hoopers
Hooper
Weldon Benton
Los Angeles
Calif
Weldon
C. A. Johnson
Ashley Evans
Hhs
Tie
Rich McDougal
Sherwood Spotts
Richardson
Maj
J. I. Huffines
Mr. Spotts
Corpus Quisti
J. R. Mize
Texas
Amos
Ien
D. V. Hill
Sunnyside Dairy
First Methodist Church
Free Road Maps
Verybody Seavee Station
Willow
Service
Bonham Drug Company
Ance
Boedeker
Alexander Drug
Hancock-Nevill Company
Ign Merchants
Hom
the Home Merchants
Halsell Motor Co
Frank Davis
North Bonham Garage
Main Street
Fannin Club
Lloyd Rodgers
Alton Cashion
Hutch
Leatherwood
Freeman
Lewis Shoe Co
Carmichael & Massey
Small
Sonal
Fae Jone
Young Fou
Vin
W. C. Finley
Greta Garbo
Anna Christie
A Bickford F. Mary Marion Marie Dressler
Americar Theatre
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