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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1929
Page
6
Raising at Lyde On Increase
Thousands of eggs have been hatched and the Clyde country sees farm houses flocking to poultry keeping. Farmers plan to expand poultry farms and dairy cattle movement grows as town and country residents advertise while a family thanks neighbors for support after a fire. We invite friends to visit the new J Wright Russell farm home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
J. Wright Russell
Puntry
Mrs. Ewing
Harmful Banter Quips Spark Domestic Tension
A columnist cites a sharp quip from Col gate banter where an unnamed speaker jokes about marriage and domestic chores implying violent overtones. The remark highlights a gendered collision of humor and control in a public forum.
New Bridge Across Red River To Open In Clarksville
Clarksville announces a formal opening for the new bridge at Schut crossing over the Red River on June 20. The bridge, completed days ago, is in use but the celebration is postponed until the Texas side highway is finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Red River
McCurtain
Clarksville-Texas Company
Schut Crossing
Texas
Local Social News From Dallas to Kerrville Visits
Judge Wheeler returns from Austin. Shortridge and family visit Dallas relatives. Mrs Favor and children stay in the city for a few days. Mrs Lowrey returns from Kerrville. Morton Bigger visits Mr and Mrs Lowrey. Katherine Maddrey visits with her father in West 6th. Jack Russell Sr returns from Mineral Wells. Maddrey and Farabee families head home to Wichita Falls. Saunders family return to Gonzales. Lane family visiting C. T. Jane and family. Rachel Lang comes home from Texarkana. Ann Ceadwell departs with Paris youth for Kerrville Endeavor encampment. Ann represents First Presbyterian Society with Lindsay Merow and others. McLary and Pete rgar visit Sulphur, Ohio. June Funkerson and daughter return from Sulphur Oklahoma trip. Fulker son and family noted.
New Money Is Here Right Now
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Pennsylvania Gov Hopeful James Davis Rumored
A tabloid style brief reports Secretary of Labor James Davis may resign from President Hoover's cabinet to run for Governor of Pennsylvania, his native state. The item cites rumors from national sources and mentions Davis’s Pennsylvania roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Davis
Hoover
Pennsylvania
Rerata
Reverend Holder Heads to Fort Worth Conference
Rev. W. R. Holder and wife depart early for Fort Worth to teach classes at the Young People's Conference. They travel with Thelma Hodge Dorothy McRae Robert Swope and J. Kennedy as First Christian church representatives attending the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Holder
Fort Worth
Rev. Holder
Young People’s Conference
Thelma Hodge
Dorothy McRae
Robert Swope
First Christian Church
Bonham Band Election Carries Nine Vote Margin
Bonham residents vote on a municipal band financed by tax with 117 in favor and 108 against marking the first public referendum on the band. The city council is expected to appropriate funds to sustain the band after solid public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Ministers Speak To Inmates At Fannin County Home
Reverend S R Smith of First Baptist and Reverend Charles Graves of South Bonham Methodist spoke to inmates at the Fannin County Indigent Home. The messages to both black and white residents were reported to have greatly encouraged the listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Smith
First Baptist Church
Judge Wheeler
Fannin County
Charles Graves
South Bonham Methodist Church
Girl 13 Fights to Save Two Drowning Bathers at Rockaway
New York June 16. Scoutmaster Leon Sambifer dies assisting a boy and 13 year old Pauline Kahn battles to rescue two drowning swimmers, Leon Spitzer nine and Joseph Sambifer thirty two, at Far Rockaway Edgemere Beach. she is brought ashore after a heroic effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
S.out
Edgemere Beach
Far Rockaway
Leon Spitzer
Joseph Sambifer
Lawrence
Spitzer
Sambifer
Pauline Kahn
Supoteer
Wheat sale in Childress sets No.1 grade at 80 cents
In Childress Texas on a Saturday John Tom Casey sold the first new wheat weighing just over sixty pounds per bushel. The grain was classified No. 1 and fetched 80 cents per bushel. Casey owns about 500 acres with an expected yield around fifteen bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress
Texas
John Tom Casey
Casey
South Manchuria Railways Profits Jump Over Twenty Million
The South Manchuria railways of China reported profits last year exceeding 20 million dollars, rising by 4.6 million from 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Manchuria
China
Produce Firm Seeks Onion Buyers In Area Ad
F. L. A. Produce Co. in Wesley Farmer Mangaer advertises for onion buyers. Phone 488.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. A. Produce Co
Wesley Farmer
Mangaer
Betsy Ross Myth Debunked In Flag Design History
The article argues Betsy Ross had no role in designing the American flag. It cites Bernard J. Cigrand of the University of Illinois and the Encyclopedia Americana, highlighting Frantis Hopkinson as a likely originator and noting no contemporary evidence linking Ross or George Washington era figures to flag creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Ross
Bernard J. Cigrand
University of Hlinois
Chicago Public Library
Encyclopedia Americana
Marshall Field and Company
United Sates
Cigrand
Navy
Hig
Frantis Hopkinson
New Jersey
Co" Mar Nus Willett
Fort Schuyler
Rome
N.Y
Congress
United States
George Washington
Robert Morris
George Ross
Betty Ross
Philadelphia
Frantis Hopkanson
Board of Admiralty
Force of Habit at Church Sparks Humorous Hymn Pick
A girl from a telephone exchange dozes during church service and wakes as the preacher calls hymn number 428. She mutters about “Wiring 'em again”, a quip noted by the Herald of Gospel Liberty.
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Star Shoe Shop
Ernst Hickfang
Prop
Cannes
Riviera
RUGS
LEM Tittsworth
Axminster
Herrick
Mont Alto
Pennsylvania State Forest School
Bulletin For Farmers
Ireland
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The
First Nation
Arnk
Treland
Dlemen
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Alois
Orginin
Wil
Mickie
Judge (. A. Wheeler
Jas
Austin
Guy B. Favor
Dallas
J. M. Lowrey
Harry Swan
Kerrville
Morton Bigger
Mr . M. Lowrey
Katherine Maddrey
City
W. S. Maddrey
West 6Th and
Gedar
Jack Russell Sr
Mineral Wells
D. C Rlaissell
Paris
J. D Maddrey
J. R.farabee
Little Son
C Jty
Wichita Falls
John Bacon Saunders
Mra
J. C. Saunders
Gonzales
Mram Lane
Lily Lane
Texarkana
C. T. Jane
Rachel Lang
Fredericksburg
Fain Noat Vl
Ann Ceadwell
Christian Endeavor
Ann
Society of the First Presbyterian
Lindsay Merow
Goldie Hu
the McLary
Petergar
Henry Cousins
Sulphur
Ohio
June Funkerson
Mr Islen
Doss
Chil- Yen
Okla
Fulker
Ott Rand
Frank Fulkershe
Cnar
Cale
R. Jones
Sipternaenn
Bamereeld
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Fannin County Home
Ninja National Bank
Pathfinde
Capper
Jack
Halsell Motor Co
Miss Kahn
Prof. Cigrand
Flag Authority
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Col
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