Political slate listed for Fannin County district races
The document names candidates for Congress 4th District SAM RAYBURN and other local offices including Sheriff TALMADGE MOORE TOM B. DENTON HENRY CHANEY re elected J E WHITLEY County Commissioner TOM M. HODGES DICK WAITS re elected Justice of Peace Precinct 1 R L Bob WILLIAMS RALEIGH ABERNATHY T J COX Sixth Judicial District M D EMERSON Representative 41st District PINK STODDARD JOHN W CONNELLY Tax Assessor Collector W H Hamp HARPER WESLEY PARMER and notes about finding a suitable woman with a quoted appointment context regarding salary adjustments for W Stott association salary increase due to lack of a woman assistant.
South Side News Highlights Parsonage and Social News
Reverend A H Logan family now at 621 Adam Street as Clark Memorial parsonage is torn down for new construction on church lot. Community works, house warming for the Daughterys, and multiple local visits from Fort Worth to Sherman mark a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Logan
Adam Street
Clark Memorial
County Quotas Rise for Red Cross Fund Drive
With a population over six thousand the per capita goal nears 25 cents as Randolph plans a Red Cross affair tonight. Camden and Carolina report efforts to raise quotas, while Caesar the polo pony, aged 41, is noted as dead after vet Dr. T. B. Bruce recalled treating him in 1907 at age eight.
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Camden
Carolina
Caesar
T. B. Bruce
Babcock's 20th Birthday Sale Opens Saturday
The Babcock chain marks twenty years of retail growth with a week long sale from June 15 to June 22 across twenty stores in North Texas and Southern Oklahoma. H. F. Rains, Bonham manager, notes special prices on all items as the group highlights autos, radios, garden supplies, sporting goods, and more.
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Babcock
Texas
Oklahoma
H. F. Rains
Bonham
J. E
F. O. Babcock
Denison
Sherman
Dallas
Rains
Christian
R. A Adams
J. E. Babcock
O. Babcock
Ruins
Gainesville
Parix
Honey Grove
Sulphur Springs
Greenville
Durant
Hugo
Ardmore
Oklo
Fractures Hip and Local News Highlights
Jimmy Downing fractured his right hip after slipping on the Main and Fourth street sidewalk. Bonham postmaster appointment for Philip Wise confirmed by the U.S. Senate. Mrs. W. E. Whittle and Miss Virginia Ann Whittle visited Paris. Rev J M Simmons hosted for Miss Ruben Willis moving from Bonham. Charles Howard and Joe B Hrdlicka caught bass weighing five and a half and five and a quarter pounds. Forrest Taylor and sons traveled to Wichita Falls. Juanita Thomas returned from UT Austin via San Antonio and Corpus Christi. George Odum and family visited Texarkana. Mary Sweeney returned from Sophie Newcomb College in New Orleans. C A Wheeler returned from Austin. F Thomas, Henry Thomas and T L Finley left for Ardmore Purcell and other Oklahoma points. John Peeler Henderson returned from Shreveport LA. A three star bull, merited by production and ancestry, now at Mr Johnson's Honey Grove farm. Johnson also owns a Hereford herd there. Bulls sold to Maddox Dairy Boswell Dairy Vandervoort Dairy near Fort Worth. McDonald Observatory on Mount Locke notes the oldest living trees in North America, possibly 10,000 years old. Botanists estimate vast age.
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Mr. Johnson
Honey Grove
Fannin County
Maddox Dairy
Boswell Dairy
Vandervoort Dairy
Fort Worth
Outstanding Jersey herd owned by Fannin County man
Joe D. Johnson of Port Worth and Honey Grove has not received a certificate from the American Jersey Cattle Club in New York City verifying that his Jersey herd sire Sybil's Gamboge Knight 2nd is properly designated.
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Fannin County
Joe D. Johnson
Port Worth
Honey Grove
American Jersey Cattle Club of
New York
Cty
Sybil
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Katheryn
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Chas. G. Nunn
T. S Ford
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Frank Watson
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Paul Arledge, JR
J. E. (Hutch) Leatherwood
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Tom M. Hodges
Dick Waits
Eura Gray
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J. P. Moore
Justice of Peace
R. L
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Raleigh Abernathy
T. J. Cox
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Pink Stoddard
John W. Connelly
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W. Stott
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Joe Daughtery
Gomer Reece
Daughtery
South Fifth
Reece
Beulah May
Edd Sturgeon
Edward Hays
Fay Shep
Hard
Darlene Johnson
Darlene
Bob Green
Jimmie
Cleo Daughtery
Edward Leckaby
Baby
James Edwards
Earl Compton
Opal Ros
Lake Fannin
E. L. Lockaby
Emmett Northcut
Thomas Norrin
Lake Davie Crockett
Grant Johnson
Fahay
Granville Moss
Johnnie Mow
J. W. Creenlee
Greenlee
Tivy
Mary Frances Wyles
Dellas
Draughon's Business College
Bascom Wilson
Wedneyday
Franklin Addition
South Fifth Street
Fred Douglas
Cameron
Lois Lynch
Reid House
J. H. Haney
Lubbock
Bill Owens
New Braunfels
South Side
Allie Randles
Wandle
RBC
Jimmy Downing
Main and
Fourth Streets
Philip Wise
United States Senate
Paris
W. E. Whittle
Virginia Ann Whittle
J. M. Simmons
Ruben Willis
Fih
Charles Howard
Joe B. Hrdlicka
Bass
Wichita Falls
Forrest Taylor and Sons
Juanita Thomas
Austin
University of Texas
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Mrs
George Odum
Texarkana
Mary Sweeney
New Orleans
Sophie Newcombe College
June
C. A. Wheeler
F. ©. Thomas
Henry Thomas
T. L. Finley
Ardmore, Purcell
John Peeler Henderson
Shreveport
University of Texas McDonald Observatory
Mounte Locke
Davis Mountains
North American
Joe Jinks
Senor Sharpe
Senor Skweel
Ella Cinders
Brannigan
Mr.sharpe
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MR. Sharpe
Bill Counselman
Charlie Flumb
Hari Wuews
F. M. Loughmiller
C.R. Phillips
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Jean Red Cross
Carnegie
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British
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