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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
1
New Orleans area forecast partly cloudy tonight and Sunday. Winds light to moderate, temperatures mild with no severe weather expected.
Local church announces a special Children’s Day program for Sunday with activities and a brief message from the pastor. The event aims to honor children and involve families in a morning service and related activities.
In a Sunday match the Sherman team secured a 2 1 result, with attendance noted and plans to repeat the event. A committee urged participants to attend in the morning and bring the necessary items.
Western and Southern senators pledge nearly unanimous support for the McCumber soldier bonus bill and demand early Senate consideration. The accord follows an amendment adding the McNary three hundred fifty million dollar reclamation project to the measure.
Washington June 10 Senator La Follette of Wisconsin promised prompt action by the Senate sub committee investigating the rise in gasoline prices. A large list of witnesses from every base of the gas and oil industry is tentatively selected to testify. The exhaustive inquiry will likely last several weeks.
Dallas June 10 Rebbert R. Russell an insurance company collector was killed when he slipped on a banana peel and fell from the fifth to the second floor of a staircase. The notice lists a local contact for ice cream and sherbets and mentions an antiseptic product.
A city newspaper column answers four questions about school funding. It explains why schools need more money next year, notes state aid will drop and city valuations fall, and says salaries cuts already made plus a 25 cent rise per hundred in property value are needed to run nine months. It argues subscription funding would be impossible.
An OCR fragment lists GRANT BROS, Rainshine parasols in fancy colors, Brannon Jewelry Co, and a First Christian Church reference with Gods Truth. Mentions maple nut cream honey fruit salad creamy vanilla and a phone number 555.
Yesterday Marshall Shipley brought to the Favorite office a new worm species found feeding on tree foliage. The worm has a big hump behind its head, is mottled green white and black, and could strip a tree quickly if in a small colony. It resembles no boll weevil and seems too decent to be Bolshevist.
Sunday evening sermons at First Baptist Church cover The Sorrow in the Sea on June 11 The Mystery of the Sun on June 18 The Hopelessness of the Earth on June 25 The Failure of the Grave on July 2 and The Glory of the Heaven on July 9 Special music will feature a great organ and chimes Sunday services invite all attendees
Special evangelistic services are set for tomorrow at 1 a.m. and 8 p.m. conducted by Rev. O. C. Huston at the First Presbyterian Church. Bring someone to attend.
A Senate move to reopen the Newberry case is under way as an insurgent group seeks new evidence to link Newberry with a large campaign expenditure in Michigan senatorial primaries in 1918. The effort aims to deepen the association between Newberry and the spending drive prominent in that campaign.
June 10. Tred Roberts, named as the king of Kansas City's underworld, was shot and killed by Officer Dan Ahern after a coffee-store robbery. Police confiscated five thousand dollars from Roberts' pocket as evidence from the confrontation.
United Press reports the formation of the United States Grain Growers Sales Corporation as a subsidy to handle farmers sales for the United States Grain Growers Association, announced in Washington on June 10.
June 15 and 16 at 8 o'clock the colored singers of Bonham present a song festival on the New Home Baptist Church lawn in Loecksboro. Rev. H. T. Womoyd leads the services with no charge, inviting white friends to enjoy old Southern melodies and songs of their fathers and mothers. The program includes tunes like Swing Low Sweet Chariot and Steal Away to Jesus. Jubilee Committee urges early seating.
A Sunday school class at First Christian Church hosts a special program tomorrow offering an enhanced lesson and activities for attendees.
Sid Smith advertises many fruit jars including genuine sanitary glass top Ideal jars with no corrosion risk to food. Also offers extra caps and Good luck jar rings. Telephone contact given as 6 Bates and an Improvea Antiseptic Lininien product for man or animal.
The jury in the S. B. J. Cox mail fraud case reported no verdict today. Judge Hutchison sent jurors back for further deliberations and adjourned them until Monday morning.
Mrs S E Powell died yesterday near noon at her son in law J E Burnett's home north of Ector. The funeral conducted this afternoon, burial in Carson cemetery. Born November 21, 1847 in Kentucky, aged nearly 75, a Methodist. Survived by daughters Mrs J E Burnett of Ector and Mrs R C Burnett of Leonard. Hassell Caldwell Co. funeral directors oversaw the services.
A Sunday night sermon titled Reason Religion Righteousness will be held at the First Christian Church. The message explores moral concepts and faith as guidance for daily life.
The notice invites attendance for a regular service at First M. E. Church in the 8th and Star Streets area with Bro. French teaching the class and special music. It stresses punctuality at 9:30 a.m. and welcomes visitors to join the men’s group for this service.
Wayana Cuba June 10 United States will intervene in Cuba July 1 if local administration affairs are not straightened by that time observers say. A crisis in President Layas calyinet is expected next week after the resignation of the Secretary of the Treasury Delabert who warned Cuba could not avert bankruptcy.
Washington June 10 Caling for an increase of approximately forty three million dollars over the House figures of the Naval appropriation bill introduced in the Senate with an appropriation of two hundred and ninety four million two hundred thirty five thousand two hundred forty four dollars
A June 10 blaze in Woonsocket destroyed three blocks of the business district and wiped out the Woonsocket Call plant. Damage was estimated at 200,000.
Sunday night gathering invites every member to bring family and friends. Bates' Improved Antiseptic Linimes advertised for men and animals, signaling a broad community notice amid church activities.
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