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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1934
Page
2
In Bellaire Ohio a boy aged several years endured 63 fractures after a collision between a coaster wagon and a roadside rock garden. He lies in bed with a leg cast as doctors treat his numerous injuries.
An advertorial from Kellogg promotes ALL-BRAN as a way to add bulk to meals to prevent constipation. It claims the cereal safely provides fiber and nutrients, compares favorably to patent medicines, suggests two tablespoonfuls daily, and notes it can be eaten as cereal or cooked into recipes.
Mrs Tommie Bauman of Avache Arizona visits. Mr and Mrs D R Alexa and others return from Kemp Texas. Joe Myers leaves for Randolph Kansas to join a road show as musician and actor. Judges and Houston officials attend district court. The Houstons visit Wylie and return home. A local ad promotes a slightly used Norge refrigerator and discounted home furnishings including wool rugs and bed suites.
In Austin on June 11 the Democratic State Executive Committee again refused to place a referendum on the July primary ballot concerning the liquor prohibition amendment to the Constitution. A special committee on revisions blocked the proposal after figures showed 90 000 signatures would be needed for a petition, a demand proponents did not meet, and the full committee did not report the resolution.
Miss Mary Lesh improves after a car crash last Saturday night. Curtis and Pear battle were to be sent home today after injuries from the same accident near Dodd City. Mrs. L. C. Hughes of Windom had tonsil surgery and rests well. Miss Opal Wilson arrives from Telephone for treatment. Flora Phillips also had tonsils removed. Myrtle Ba entertained the Colmen Circle and Lodge with bridge and bingo. Lorane Freeman wins top prizes in the bridge game. Ada Henderson leads Woodme?
For Rent three xooma furnished apartment. Call at 816 N Stir St. Meet F H Taylor at Favorite office for details.
A brief item reports a pink crepe belt pearl buck spotted between town and State Park in the Suni afternoon. Finder noted by Bobbe Ruji with contact 294-l1te for details.
A dinner event honored Mrs Henderson as the guest of the evening. She received many lovely and attractive gifts, and a delightful surprise greeted her. An ice course was served at the conclusion of the evening.
A hotly contested Thursday game between Bonham and Renison colored teams ended with Bonham winning 2 to A large crowd including many white spectators watched the Loneview area afternoon matchup.
A local reader claims the United States government planned to change the dollar size years ago and questions why the paper did not report it. The missive, written by an erstwhile Greenville Bugle editor, cites past observations and the idea of official action on currency.
CARD OF THANKS We thank Mr and Mrs Joe Walker for help kindness during our two little children and hospital stay Also thank Dr Saunders and Dr Donaldson of Dodd City and all who helped May the Lord bless each one Mr and Mrs Vireli Tuttle Dodd City WINDSTORM INSURANCE We are adjusting losses from Monday night's storm Were you protected Deets Dorough Co 294-21p Massed ads get results
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