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Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1931

Page

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Oil Test Contracts Move Forward in North Fannin County

A deal with Lucas ment Co of San Antonio to drill a test well in Rowlett Hills area north of Bonham covers 8000 acres including Ivanhoe Elwood and Tulip with Red River to the east. Drilling begins within 30 days reaching 2000 feet before leases transfer.

Lucasment Co San Antonio Rowlett Hills Ivanhoe Elwood Tulip Red River Country Club Bonham Business Men

Boy Killed in Fit of Anger Over Crumbs

York Pennsylvania June 10 officers say Charles Throne seven was shot dead at home after a dispute over sharing a chick with his six year old brother William The family said another brother George heard the talk and William then fetched a shotgun from an adjoining room and fired

Associated Press York Penn Charles Throne Wiliam Charles George Childen William

Leary Farmers to Ship 50 Cars of Tomatoes

Gary Texas June 9 about fifty cars of tomatoes will be shipped from Tomola County by the Gary Tomato Crowes Association. The first car rolled Saturday and price was 1 to 4 pound. It was the first year that tomatoes have been raised commercially. There is also a large acreage of sweet potatoes and onions doing well. Venduran rebels kill garrison of 140, taking Santa Rosa.

Gary Texas Tonola County Gary Tomato Crowes’ Association

Lightning Prankster Bolt Wreaks Havoc At Paris Club

A playful bolt of lightning struck the University club on South Twenty sixth street injuring no one but damaging seven windows, a bureau leg, two walls, a radio gallery, a front step and fuses. It then moved to O W Boswell’s house breaking windows stopping an electric clock and damaging the kitchen stove and dining room. Insurance covered the property damage.

Jack Lewis South Twenty-sixth Street Mr. Lewis West Maurice Cleaver Bill Gillespie Raymond Dixon University Club O. W. Boswel Stoppali Breakfast 4

1000 Men Guard Armored Trucks Filled With Cash

Armored trucks escorted by 1,000 guards moved through Chicago streets to the First National bank building, carrying about 240 million in cash gold currency and securities. The four-bank merger affected 200,000 depositors while six smaller banks temporarily closed in outlying districts.

Chicago Foreman State National Bank First National Bank

Dallas hospital death of rancher Massk and wheat forecast

Robert Massk a 66 year old San Angelo sheep ranch owner and wool merchant died in a Dallas hospital after a long illness from cancer. Agricultural Department predicts a huge winter wheat crop.

Asociated Press Dallas Robert Massk San Angelo Agricultural Department

Requiem Mass for Two Mexicans Held in Ardmore Church

In Ardmore Oklahoma a requiem mass was held for Emilio Carlos Rubio cousin of Mexican president Ortiz Rubio and Manuel Garcia Gomez scion of a prominent family who were shot by sheriff's officers on Monday. The bodies will depart for Mexico later today with Charles Clowe of Ardmore representing Oklahoma.

Ardmore Okla Emilio Carlos Rubio Ortiz Rubio Mexico Manuel Garcia Gomez Charles Clowe Oklahoma

Cotton Farmers Must Compete With World Market

Secretary Hyde told American farmers to align production with market demand and world prices. He warned cotton faces strong foreign competition and urged balancing volume and quality to maintain export markets while other crops may export profitably. He cited wheat and global events as influencing U.S. agriculture.

Manhattan Kans Hyde American Institute of Coperation Department of Agriculture Iowa China Kansas Soviet Russia Australia

Gas Fatalities Reported at Kohlendorf Coal Mine

Six miners died and one is missing after gas infiltrated the fourth level of Kohlendorf coal mine near Neurose Germany. Four workers were rescued as rescue squads searched for the missing miner.

Neurose Germany Kohlendorf Here Mui

Test Near Commerce Drilling 2454 Feet in Texas

The Ablewich test well near Commerce, Texas, has reached 2454 feet in a hard lime and chalk formation. The well tops Nutherly at Cooper by 261 feet and nears the Woodbine sand as crews await new equipment to spud in the nearby Sam Snuth site.

Commerce Texas Ablewich Nutherly Cooper and J Woodbine Sam Snuth Here

Tomato shipments mark start of Texas shipping season

Troup Texas reports five cars of tomatoes shipped on opening day of the shipping season. Prices ranged from 1 to 3 cents a pound with green wraps noted. East Texas tomatoes praised for better quality, signaling stronger demand and prices.

Troup Tex

Commercial Trucks Defined by Attorney General

A Texas opinion to L. G. Phares of the Highway Patrol clarifies the commercial motor vehicle rule. It details two classes of vehicles under the statute and urges uniform enforcement to avoid undue registration harassment.

Austin Texas L. G. Phares Highway Patrol T. S. Christopher

Rattler Fang Wounds Eyelid In Uvalde Incident

In Uvalde in June a man attempting to disable a large rattlesnake with rocks caused serious injury when a stone shattered the creature and a splinter lodged in his eyelid. Mrs Bri van reportedly used a blade and chemical salve before he was recovered.

Uvalde Brigman Jan Bri Van

Weak Market in New York Cotton Price Declines

In New York on June 9 early trading showed weak cotton demand as prices fell from the day’s highs. October contracts slid to about 8.89 cents a pound with nearby futures near 8.5 cents, while Upland type gins remained barely steady, trading down around 20 points.

New York Thade Anc

Prohibition group disputes liquor expenditure figures

The American Business Prohibition Foundation challenged claims that $2.6 billion was spent on liquor in 1929. The group argued the wet organization inflates liquor business influence and promotes a powerful advertising campaign to end Prohibition.

Washington American Businesser Prohibition Foundation Association Against the Prohibition Amendmen W C.t. U Wit Wet Organisation Elaine United States

Submarine Rescue Efforts Ongoing After 20 Fathoms Deep Disaster

Associated Press reports from Weihaiwei China on June 10 that twenty sailors remain trapped ten miles from the sunken British submarine Poscel. Rescue work continues though prospects are dim as attempts reach other compartments. Communication persists with the trapped crew.

Associated Press Weihaiwei China

Flunking in Schools Burdens El Paso Taxpayers

The El Paso article notes that poor student performance or “flunking” in schools places a burden on taxpayers. It highlights costs linked to failing grades and potential district funding implications.

What House Says as to the Election

Col Edward M House at his Manchester home stated that if the election were held next week the county would go overwhelmingly Democratic Otisman a trusted advisor to President Wilson says all indications point to a Democratic victory next year

Manchester Mass Edward M. House Otisman Wilson

Man Guarding His Friend Shot By Error

In Longview June 10, Ethan Far ey aged 32, brother in law and business associate, was shot dead at the home of J A McVay 81 while guarding him from a mutual enemy. McVay awoke from sleep and mistook the intruder for the enemy.

Associated Press Longview Ethan Farey J. A. McVay McVay

Parsons Test Well No 1 Near Bonham Under Aggressive Drilling

A day and night crew work on Parsons Test Well No 1 northwest of Bonham. Drilling reached 3530 feet with gas shows noted above 3500 feet. Parsons and geologist Parry are optimistic, expecting stronger oil sands and pay zones around 3750 to 4250 feet, hoping for oil or a large gas find.

Parsons Parry Pennsylvania Oklahoma Bonham

Only One Left Has Testified in Affair

At Ardmore coroner's inquest Salvator Cortess Rubio, cousin of Mexico's president and Emilio Cortes Rubio, testified the trio paused for a rest while driving from an Achison Kansas school to Meaiy City. He said he stood in front of the car blinded by lights as the fatal shots rang out and saw Emilio in the car and Gomez on the ground.

Associated Press Ardmore Salvator Cortess Rubio Mexico Emilio Cortes Rubio Achison Kansas Meaiy City Salvator Emilio Gomez

Golfer Tom Sockwell Named in Dallas Open Qualifiers

May 1 992 reports golfer Tom Sockwell is listed among entrants for the sectional qualifying round for the national open in Dallas Texas. The item records Sockwell as a participant in the high level event with regional interest and prospects for advancement.

Dallas Texas Tom Sockwell

Oil Firm Richerd Oil California Faces Probe

Los Angeles June 10 Raymond Haight state corporation commissioner announced a partial investigation into Richerd Oil Company of California. The firm allegedly carried a total debt of over 54 million due to mismanagement and stock juggling.

Associated Press Los Angeles Raymond Haight State Corporation Commissoner Today Richerd Oil Company of California Sayaf ‘Ue Company

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