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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1929
Page
6
An attempted firearms sale in San Antonio ended when a would‑be buyer was wounded after the weapon discharged during a trial trigger pull. Police investigated the incident and noted the seller faced questions about the sale.
Mr and Mrs N J Nall and their child survived a Sunday crash in Farmersville Texas when their car overturned caught fire and burned. Mrs Nall and the child escaped while Mr Nall was trapped beneath the vehicle requiring help from a nearby filling station before being lifted out with serious leg injuries and internal damage. They reside at Josephine ten miles south of Farmersville.
A look at summer social life with visits among McNabb LeHew Studdard and Moore families. Local weddings and serenades appear alongside details of kinship gatherings and neighborhood hospitality.
Harry L. Gibson, a Bonham advertising man, attests Sargon restored his stomach and liver health after ten years of suffering. He notes improved appetite, energy, and relief from gastritis after three bottles and credits Sargon Soft Mas Pills. Gibson lists local sellers J. W. Peeler and Gile & Ewing.
Port Monmouth New Jersey mother Cristiane Walling argued with Judge Jacob Steenbrck that children should not attend school, citing Bible teaching. The court found neglect but allowed time for home instruction with guidance, while Walling insisted religious study and reading superseded formal schooling.
Jim Gribble argues rescue grass planted now yields early fall growth and winter grazing. He notes Bermuda, rescue grass, white clover, and other forages like alfalfa and sweet clover boost pasture and soil. With beef prices high, farmers should stock multiple forage crops on their farms.
The Ambrose cucumber crop grows well with a new bunch variety, though last rains damaged much and delayed production about ten days. Acreage around 25, some fields washed away or unrevealed seed, unusual crop year. A Midland farmer reported mixed prospects and a hopeful outlook despite early losses. A social club meeting is announced for Tuesday night at 8 with family invitations. Funeral services held for J H Taylor, 89, pioneer of Collin County, at Pevans Grove Cemetery.
North Bonhas reports on local tradesman Queloor at North Matin Street. The article notes his work as a garage metalworker and mentions Afra ms Daves in connection with Tinner duties.
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