Wheat loan program outlined for North Texas farmers
Federal agencies plan 19 percent loans on the 1941 wheat crop in Callé County and surrounding North Texas counties. The loan base is 31 17 per bushel in Galveston, with deductions for freight and grade. Eligible farmers must stay within allotment and meet No 1 grade standards of fifty one pounds per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callé
North Texas
Pohir- Jey
Taylor
Jefferson Hotel
AAA
Dallas
Ellis
Hill
Johnson
Tarrant
Parker
Denton
Cooke
Fannin
Cellin
Grayson
P. C Colgin
State Aaa
Collegetation
Telephone Family News Brief
The young son of Mr and Mrs Jess Moore is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Lucian Wills moved into the house vacated by W B Richardson. Sheriff and Mrs Talmage Moore and their young son visited Jess Moore. Mr and Mrs Ralph Runyan moved to Telephone. Mr and Mrs Marvin Moore of Decatur visited. Mr and Mrs Royce Hughes and sons returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Moore
Lucian Wills
W. B. Richardson
Talmage Moore
Bonham
Ralph Runyan
Telephone
Marvin Moore
Decatur
Lela Moore
Royce Hughes
Local Visitors Spend Sunday Across Several Towns
Mr and Mrs H L Gilley and family from Wichita Falls visited relatives in Truett and Dunean. Dallas visitors Mr and Mrs Val Minchen came to see C G Bond and Mrs Frankiez Jones. Trenton and Gober couples visited Haise Cunningham and family. Frost and Oklahoma guests spent time with Claud Davis and Truett Hundley. Washington DC guest Fearl Bond plans visit. Santa Rosa resident Ray Thomas visited Gle Dossey. Klondyke residents D B Stevens and Fay Wilson toured with Tom Stevens and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Gilley
Douglas Gilley
Wichita Falls
Taylor McBroom
Val Minchen
Sons
Dallas
C. G. Bond
Frankiez Jones
Tom Cunningham
Trenton
Ray‘turn Na
Baby
Gober
Haise Cunningham
Ruby Davis
Mary Margaret Hollis
Frost
Claud Davis
Truett Hundley
Dunean
Oklahhoma
L Nelson
Fearl Bond
Washington, D .C
Hue
R. D. Price
E. G. Luitta
Ray Thomas
Santa Rosa
New Mexico
Gle Dossey
D. B. Stevens
Fay Wilson
Tom Arthur
Klondyke
Tom Stevens
Local families spend Sunday at park and visiting kin
Mr and Mrs William Turner visited relatives in Oxjlahema. Mr and Mrs Arvill Herd and Mr and Mrs Roy Taylor joined a picnic at the State Park. Opal Berden moves to Danner. Susie Walker drove her son J P to Sherman for CCC camp. James Haney and Weldon Stier families spent Sunday with relatives. Mrs W W Fitzwater visited daughter Mrs John Haney. Bro Culbersen preached at Orange Chapel Sunday morning and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willilam Turner
Oxjlahema
Arvill Herd
Roy Taylor
State Park
Opal Berden
Danner
Susie Walker
J.P
Sherman
CCC
James Haney
John Haney
Weldon Stier
Sol. Weldon, Jr
Oakland
Andy Stier
W. W. Fitzwater
Bro
Culbersen
Orange Chapel
Local Residents Return and Move After Texas Visit
In Lubbock after a two weeks visit with Mr and Mrs Ben Mayfield Mrs Luther Ford and children and Mrs Pat Patterson and daughter from Arkansas have been visiting their parents Mr and Mrs WB Richardson Rev Cure filled his regular appointment at the church Saturday night and Sunday Mr and Mrs D W Moore have returned from A and M where they attended graduation exercises for their nephew Ralph Gregston left Sunday for Dallas where he joined the marines Mr and Mrs Sammie Mitchell have moved to Telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Ben Mayfield
Luther Ford
Pat Patterson
Arkansas
WB. Richardson
Cure
D. W Moore
Ralph Gregston
Dallas
Marines
Sammie Mitchell
Senate approves act empowering IDA seize plants
United Press reports the Senate passed and sent to the House the Connally amendment to the conscription act authorizing Roosevelt to take over defense plants when production is delayed or threatened by strikes lockouts or other events. The measure aims to prevent interruptions in war production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
IDA
United Press
Washington
House
Connally
Roosevelt
Veteran Dentist Dr J F Spindle Dies at 82 in Whitewright
Dr J F Spindle an 82 year old Whitewright dentist died Wednesday at his home after two years of ill health. He practiced dentistry there for nearly 50 years and was an elder in the Church of Christ. Survived by his wife Alice Jene Moreland and ten grandchildren among numerous children and siblings. Funeral at Church of Christ with interment at Oak Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
J F. Spindle
Church of Christ
A. H. Holton
Walnut Street Church of Christ
Sherman
Oak Hill Cemetery
Waldo
Dr. Spindle
Manehibster“Tend
William of
Robert
Lucinda Franklin Spindle
Vanderbilt University
J. H. Myer
New York City
Trenton
Spindle
Frank Spindle
Buck Spindle
San Antonio
Buell
Leon Spindle
Cecil K Spindle
Denison
G. Gilley
Betor
Lee Gordon
Frisco
Grady Spindle
Los Angeles
Calif
Vv i Andrews
Gran
Miss Jewell Johnson Visits Marshall Relatives
South Side News reports Miss Jewell Johnson of Marshall spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Joe Bell Jefferson and Lt and Mrs Dalton Medlin plus Sgt Othel Franklin from Camp Bowle in Brownwood. Helen Helton heads to Dallas for Metropolitan Business School after graduating Bonham High in 1941. G Powell returns home from Sherman hospital in good condition. Rev Willie Reid and Mrs Reid visit Mollie Reid in Rayville while T Wood of Port Bliss Oklahoma visits here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell Johnson
Marshall
Joe Bell Jehnison
Dalton Medlin
Othel Franklin
Camp Bowle
Brownwood
Barham
Helen Helton
Dalla
Metropolitan Business School
Bonham High School
G. Powel
Sherman Hospital
Willie Reid and
Jenmitly
Rayville
Mollie Reid Ito T. ¢ Weod
Port Bliss
Okla
Acreage Boost for White Beans Touted by Agriculture
The United States Department of Agriculture announced a planned 30 percent rise in white bean acreage for the current season. Secretary Claude R Wickard said the expansion aims to meet domestic needs for schools and exports, including acts under the lend-lease program and Red Cross shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Eason
United State Secretary of Agriculture
Claude R Wickaard
Red Cross
JFP
Roborough
Stension
Texas
el Paso
Tex- New Mexico
Department of Agriculture
Help Wanted for Defense Gear in Dallas Pitch
The Dallas bureau of the Office of Production Management issued a call for defense items including 1,000 feet of type 302 Carpenter stainless steel wire with 184 inch diameter and 99 000 pound minimum tensile strength, a .37 mm reaming machine, and a Lapointe breaching machine type 30 or equivalent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Production Management
Federal Reserve Bank
Officers Elected at Bailey Baptist Church
Bailey June 11 officers elected for the Baptist church and Sunday school include John English as church clerk and chorister Otha Turner secretary treasurer Jim McMillen board member Miss Murphy pianist H E B Turner superintendent Frank Lasater assistant Truett McMillen and Geraldine Stanley secretaries John English chorister and men's Bible class Mrs Murphy and Mrs Bill Moore pianists Mrs A L Vaughn and Mrs C A McMillen teachers of women’s classes Mrs R C Jones 50 50 class Mrs Earl Tarpley young people Marie Henderson intermediates J J Moses junior boys Vera Mae Lasater junior boys and Mrs Jessie Bruce primary all terms run to September 1942.
Farmer walks eight miles to surrender after Texas shooting
E P Griffith a 62 year old Cooke County farmer walked eight miles from his home to Gainesville on Saturday intending to surrender to Sheriff Carl Wilson in the shooting of Wayne Jones Friday night. He arrived five hours after Jones was moved to Gainesville Sanitarium but could not find the sheriff and was taken into custody by city officers. Griffith waived preliminary hearing in justice court and bond was set at 2900 dollars as his attorney sought signatures on the bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Griffith
Cooke County
Gainesville
Carl Wilson
Wayne Jones
Griffith
Jones
Grifith
Wanda
Attorrchison
Jones Siesia
Justice Court
H. O. Schafer, Jr
Mule Rescued From Well After Narrow Escape
A mule on R. T. 9 Lipsconth's farm northeast of Bonham fell into a well. W B Leeman's derrick and J D Ausburn crew attempted a lift. After a tense effort the mule was hoisted out and proved mostly unhurt. Trade in Bonnam and savel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipsconth
Bonham
Leeman
J. D Ausburn
Ausburn
O'Daniel Teases Third Term Run In Texas Spotlight
Texas June 12 news notes W Lee O Daniel hints on his midday broadcast he might return to Texas as a possible third term governor if pensioner funding disparities persist. He invites support to send him to Washington June 28 to gauge federal actions and report back, with a plan to resume governorship later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
W. Lee O'Daniel
Washington
Tams
O'Daniel
NISTC Students Plan Boat Trip On Mississippi
Denton Texas NISTC students map a 1500 mile voyage along the Mississippi from Center to Bemidji Minnesota by boat as part of a student trip. The crew includes Fritz Biats John McAfee and other freshmen as they travel from Musito to Lake Bemidji headwaters en route to New Orleans planned for mid month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemidji
J. C Hartness
B. B. Harris
Teachers College
Denton
North Tera
State Teachers College
North Texas Sea Scout Ship
Mississippi
NISTC
Texas
Si Keu
Center
Minn
North Texas State Teache College
Mtpatc
Fritz Biats Phumore
Wace
John McAfee
Greenside
Tiasca
New Orleae Imo
Mystery Inventory Mentions Camping Gear Fragment
Fragmentary list notes items including two sleeping bags a canoe tent and cooking utensils. It also mentions fishing gear for river navigation and hunting supplies plus mention of re materials. The text reads as an unclear catalog fragment from a camping or supply context.
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J. M. Carver
Bonham, Texas
James Gribble
E. D. McKelva
Ford Tudor
Tudor Radio
Chevrolet
Ford
Tia
Gassell Motor CO
South Side News
Bailey Baptist Church
Farmer
Miles
Bonnam
Savel
NTSTC
Brent Bros
Corner Square
Philco MU
Philco
Acad
Brannon’s Jewelry CO
Northwest Corner
Bradford—Watsng
Bonham State Bank
uctAlk
Killin & Et Gundes
Grandards
Sir Sinclair Refir Cane
Sun Doe Levon Aoe
Tero Yennen
Mission Orange
Red Rock Cola
Zero
Dr. Wells
Safeway
Oleo
Sunny Bank
Vacherel
van Camp
Calsup
Mother O
Royal Purple
Canterbury
Ned Weart
Pimientos
Julia Lee Wright
Lemons
Sunkist
Doz
Pe ‘As
Pineapple Ea
Rhubarb
Pv Td We Sa
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