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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1931
Page
3
New York report describes a 52 pound suitcase that packs a talking movie unit a radio receiver a sound system and a projector. The device converts a room into a cinema with a built in screen and loudspeaker and uses a light socket for power and an aerial for radio reception.
The document lists numerous district court dockets with parties including Brown versus Dallas Trust and Banking, Gorden versus Sorden Co, Stuckey as Admr, and Williams versus Chaffin among others. Dates in June July indicate sessions at Bonham and surrounding jurisdictions with cases against parties such as Taylor Jones Gurley Taylor Roscoe, Bennett Porter, Gearin, Ward, Adkisson, Owen, Johnson, and many more.
An old style ad urges readers to combat fatigue with a tonic described as restoring energy after a long day. It promotes Ces Medical Distich as a product sold by a local druggist, warning that poor rest weakens health.
A Bonham schedule lists July 14 Croft and Croft July 15 Len Morgan against the City of Bonham A G C Walker against W Y McEntire et al July 16 Jessie Peltier Eskrige et al against Joe S Brown et al July 16 First Nat l Bank Bonham against Tom Cooper et al July 17 Maude Hopper against L K Har grove et al R T Lipscomb against Frank McKnight.
Mr and Mrs Carl Dowlen and daughter of Swiphur Oklahoma spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs J A Cravens and Mr and Mrs James Holman. Mrs A T Reed mother of Mrs Dowlen joined from St Joe Texas leaving Sunday. Mr and Mrs Geo M Schnabel visited Saturday night with Mrs Dowlen and Ruth. their daughter Christine and Joe D Bell of Paducah Texas attended. Bells is a Paducah lawyer with a large practice.
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