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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1930
Page
2
Edward Martin won a wide majority to hold the chair of the Pennsylvania Republican Party. Gifford Pinchot forces were defeated even in his home Pike County, signaling strong party support for the incumbent.
Oklahoma's Thomas P. Gore declares a Democratic bid for the U S Senate with expenses capped at 1000. He notes his lack of wealth and argues a strong personality and selective appearances can propel a campaign without large funding. Local editorials discuss campaign costs and feasibility.
A dialogue reveals a heated stance on reincarnation with a speaker declaring that those who cross her will not return. The exchange hints at a boastful resolve to exact punishment and ensure the fate of adversaries.
The wheat harvest is progressing in North Texas and the Panhandle with light yields in Wichita Falls and halved estimates in the Panhandle. Combines and motor trucks reduce labor needs and speed to storage centers, stressing rail and mill capacity as grain moves quickly to large elevators. The piece notes the shift in marketing from months to weeks and the growing storage needs of mills. It ends with a quip on leadership and media value, contrasting Pollyanna rhetoric with quality of people.
Doug Purcell advertises plums for sale four miles west of Bonham. Fresh fruit suitable for preserves and jelly offered by contact 205-2b-c.
Senator SorgHum asserts careful verification, claiming diligence in all statements. He embraces forecasting as a method, saying even untrue announcements can be framed as predictions to be realized later.
Dialogue fragments show a question about Jon's social habit and a partial explanation. The excerpt implies a social dynamic where Jon avoids female company, but provides no concrete event or outcome. It reads as a clipped theatre or literary snippet discussing character behavior.
A lighthearted note about driving a new sporty car and resisting the urge to keep it under forty miles per hour, highlighting the joy and temptation of speed.
A fragment shows a speaker insisting on kissing despite warnings that kisses spread disease. The other voices debate risk versus affection, with a dramatic line about becoming invalid for life if refused.
In a local courtroom, Ruskin Bill is charged with speeding beyond the limit. The judge asks what is wrong, noting unread signs along the road as the defendant replies with a garbled, incomplete response.
Bonham hosts a big terrapin race with free entry for all, entries due before 2 36 pm Thursday. Terrapins will be numbered and owners registered, as part of a prominent trades day drawing crowds to the 101 Ranch event. Posters and details available at Retail Merchants Association HQ. Frank Lloyd Wright advocates glass skyscrapers and will exhibit in New York.
The note claims Pluto equals Mars in size and mass while calling for more information on Mars itself. The remark reflects speculation about planetary similarities and public curiosity about planetary science.
Portsmouth woman Mrs. H. H. Penn describes chronic tiredness back pain and weight loss eased by Cardui. She recalls using Cardui in girlhood and again recently and reports regained strength weight gain and reduced fatigue. She recommends Cardui to other women.
A survey by Iowa State College estimates driving over rough roads costs 2.37 cents more per mile than on properly paved highways. The finding highlights economic impact of road quality on travel expenses and maintenance.
Public notices list rates for county and precinct announcements in several papers with advance payment required. It names candidates for Congress and state, county, and district offices including Rayburn Moore Westbrook Murphy Dale Steger Warren Spies Rogers Williams Broadfoot Chaffin Hughes Russell McCulloch Jones Priestley Bailey Keece Powers Whisemead Cox and Henegar Bund.
The Princeton 160 pound varsity crew from Lake Carnegie prepares for the royal Henley regatta on the Thames July 2. They previously won the Wright Challenge Cup at the American Henley in Philadelphia. Roster includes Voorhees Mallett Moore Pool Forster Wimberly Prout and coxswain Mayer.
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