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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
4
Web Worms and Weevils at Work in Cotton Fields
In Brazos Grimes and Robertson Counties garden web worms or careless worms have appeared spreading from alfalfa and weeds. Dr F L Thomas Texas A M College entomology warns these worms are general feeders and may injure cotton quickly. Boll weevils punctured up to 31 percent of cotton squares in dry land Lower Rio Grande Valley near Weslaco says entomologist S W Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Brazos
Grimes
Robertson
F. L. ‘Thomas
Division of Entomology
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Catton
Rio Grande Valley
Weslaco
S. W. Clark
Cotton Weevil Control Efforts Reported in Louisiana
Baton Rouge June 9. Pre square poisoning for weevils has been necessary around Alexandria and Shreveport, according to C. O. Hopkins extension entomologist. As many as 177 weevils have been picked from an acre of cotton near Shreveport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Alexandria
Shreveport
C. O. Hopkins
Extension
Shrevepor
Weevils Found At High Rate In Oklahoma Fields
Weevils were found at a rate of 338 per acre in fifteen Stillwater area fields, compared with 27.86 per acre a week earlier. Ernest E. Scholl, assistant director of extension service, notes a 1931 drop in activity, while the 1930 average was 46 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Ernest E. Scholl
Extension Service
Weevils Hit South Carolina Fields at 1000 Per Acre
Alfred Lutken extension entomologist reports weevils present in southern and eastern South Carolina fields up to 1000 per acre. In the southern state, cotton is well seeded with many squares forming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson College
3. C
South Carolina
Natton
Sayn Alfred Lutken
Special Bargains In Auto Tires
Auto owners are urged to buy tires from A. & M. Tire Company with price savings and a forecasted 10 to 18 percent rise soon. Federal tire tax takes effect June 21, so buyers should act now. Clyde Monds, R. & M. Tire Company manager, is available for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. & M. Tire Company
T.F. Welch
Sherman
Clyde Monds
R. & M. Tire Company
Government to Close 3 844 New York Speakeasies
Amos W W Woodcock, national prohibition director, said the government will padlock 3 844 speakeasies restaurants cordial shops and night clubs in New York City where liquor was sold. A wider nationwide drive could follow and federal prosecutors in New York would use injunctions, though criminal action would also be pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Amos W. W. Woodcock
National Prohibition Direcor
New York City
Woodcock
United States Distret
Medailie
New York
Baby 18 Snatched From Grave Not Survive
A three day old infant cried from a grave preparer’s area before burial efforts to revive him. The baby died at a hospital after being pronounced dead by a physician last night. Undertaker wheeled the infant to an incubator as the welt cried and slept. Walter Green, a truck driver, is identified in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Hopital
Ide
Walter Green
Rosen Republicen Bone Formarty Toast
An unclear text fragment mentions Rosen and a republican toast. No verifiable events, dates, or names form a coherent news item for a concise summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RRS
Good Republicen Bone Formarty
Ren
Rosen
Grasshopper Pest Near Red River Threatens Crops
The Mulberry area of Fannin County faces a serious grasshopper infestation. A proven poison mash using coarse bran, Paris green, amyl acetate, and sorghum molasses is described to cover about five acres. Apply at night and sow broad margins to protect fields and grasslands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannin County
Mulberry
Dallas Auditor Charles E Gross Resigns After Court Audit
Dallas June 9. County Auditor Charles E Gross resigns after a courthouse uproar over a private audit and an irregularities investigation. Judge Robert B Allen called a meeting to probe conduct while assistants and officials reacted with emotion as the resignation was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Onecia
Charles E. Gross
Gross
Robert
Allen
Mr. Gross
J D Shinpaugh Declared Suitable for Sheriff
Waxahachie Light notes J D Shinpaugh as a fine man and suitable sheriff candidate for Fannin County. The piece praises his education, character, and civic work, calling him an old schoolmate and urging support from local relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannin County
J. D. Shinpaugh
J. D
Bonham
Waxahachie Light
Government not involved in business loans policy claim
The speaker states that government involvement is not applicable to loans and emphasizes a distinction between government actions and loan policies. No further context or specifics are provided.
One Dollar For Schools Will Be Paid June 16
State Superintendent C N Shaver announced that one dollar of the school per capita will be paid June 16, leaving five dollars and fifty cents unpaid of the current apportionment. He noted that twelve dollars and fifty cents of this year’s allotment has been paid and one dollar and fifty cents of last year’s was met. The remaining five hundred fifty dollars will be paid as funds accrue with unpaid amounts carried into September and October, delaying next year’s payment. Texas has 1,567,704 students, at least 100,000 of whom are six years old, and a future Legislature may restore the minimum scholastic age to seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Teas
C. N. Shave State Superintendent of Schools
Shaver
Texas
Retired Justice Erlanger Seeks Marriage in New York
Mitchell L. Erlanger, 75, has obtained a marriage license to wed Janet Nordshield, 48, in New York. Erlanger, once a Supreme Court justice, retired five years ago when age limits forced him from the bench, denouncing the age law as libel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mitchell L. Erlanger & Young
Janet Nordshield
Supreme Court
Patriotism Flares in War Boom as Peace Fades
A brief look at shifting patriotic sentiment during wartime influx and peacetime contraction, noting how public displays of support rise with conflict and recede in calm years, and how classifieds reflect this mood in a local paper.
Missionary from Brazil to Speak at First Baptist Church
Mrs. Alice Bagby Smith, returned missionary from Brazil, will speak at the First Baptist Church Monday at 3 o clock. All ladies of Bonham and Fannin County are invited, with a special invitation to missionary societies. You will miss a treat if you do not hear her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bagby Smith
Brazil
First Baptist Church
Bonham
Fannin County
Congress Not to Quit Before June 20 Says Rainey
Washington June 9 Representative Rainey Democratic leader says there is no hope of adjournment before June 20. He notes the house has done what it can and delays come from the senate. He expects to leave by the 20th or 25th to attend the Democratic convention starting June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rainey
Congress
Democratic House
Senate
Bridge players face trio of misplays misbids and misdeals
A spectator labels the game a triple threat describing frequent misdeals misbids and misplays by the bridge players. The remark highlights recurring errors impacting results and style at the table.
Mammy's Little Wild Rose at Lannius Friday night play
The Cottage Bend H. D. Club presents Mammy's Little Wild Rose at Lannius Friday night June 10. Admission 5 and 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lannius
Cottage Bend
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