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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1930
Page
2
Public notices announce county and precinct officer candidates for the Democratic primary in July. Fees for announcements are set for the Daily Favorite and Bonham News with advance payment required. Names listed include Sam Rayburn and W S Moore among others for various county and precinct positions.
Radio listings show nightly lineups for WPERAA WPAP WRR KRLD and WBAP with orchestras talk segments and dance bands. Notable acts include Isham Jones Orchestra Palm live hour Amos Andy and Blackstone Hotel Orchestra across different time blocks.
A rain Thursday night benefited corn and truck crops but harmed hay. Berry crops and peaches show aging. several teachers and residents depart for summer school trips to Abilene Commerce and Denton. Local travel includes visits to Dallas and Bonham. farming lags, cotton stands improving after rains.
Istanbul report says Turkish authorities will conduct a nationwide census to determine when polygamy will vanish. Officials note many families remain polygamous by extension from the former regime and anticipate continued decline with new general population statistics.
Mrs E G McSwain returns from Georgetown visit reporting a pleasant week with relatives. Bill Davis, once from here, now in Oullahoma and Hudsonville, greeted local friends. Bennington Oklahoma visitors M R White and H A Attaway. A small house fire near Rev Rowe’s home caused light damage before extinguisher. Virginia O Howell leaves for Texarkana. niece of Mrs F E McSwann. Mrs J S Hudson suffers an abscessed tooth and misses church. Paris message recalls Gen Pershing’s reception by Gold Star Mothers gathering in France.
The 4 If Club met last Friday with Mrs. Jess Stevenson and Miss Eldridge absent. Eight members attended as the president led a session on emergency meal menus and canning. The group approved minutes, discussed fair canning, and adjourned after refreshments with plans for the next gathering hosted by Mrs. E. M. Gibb in June.
Washington reports explorer Brubert Wilkins asks the Navy to allow the old battered submarine U 12 to venture under the ice from Spitzbergen to the Arctic Ocean sea route toward the Lesang Sea.
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