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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1935
Page
1
A fragmented notice from Baily Favorite Printing warns that any erroneous rig or misprint affecting a person or corporation will be corrected upon request. The message asks readers to call attention to such errors and indicates publication details tied to Otbam Texas.
The column argues timber deserves development in the area as a profitable crop for unused grazing lands. It notes rising paper mill wood demand, potential for reforestation, and the economic impact of timber on local industry and employment.
A short humorous column features a quip about chicken salad days and a cautious housewife declining extra ice cream. A bride to be selects white charmeuse fabric for her wedding dress at 29 shillings 11 pence per yard. An elderly cabbie jokes about a lifetime of cab riding while guiding a fare.
The sheriff will sell on August 6 1935 at the Fannin County courthouse in Bonham Texas the property of J D Lyon described as lots 4 5 and 6 in block 27 Leonard town plat to satisfy a judgment of 125 91 plus costs in favor of Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad Company of Texas under a writ issued May 25 1935 by the District Court of Fannin County. It cites a June 13 1935 date and lists clerk and deputy details.
A fragment notes a shift involving yellows, dogs, and a mare in a scene described as a change in the field. The readable text hints at a local or playful reference without clear names or dates.
Readable fragment outlines Popeye starring in a Thimble Theatre feature. Mentions other characters and comic strip setup. Indicates ongoing adventures and humor characteristic of the strip.
A collection of punny and satirical quips from Texas papers. Remarks touch the Supreme Court decision and printing anxieties, immigrant dollars and travel weight, and Congress structuring NRA efforts with light, humorous tones.
A 30 foot poster showing an autoist carrying a crippled child stands in New York as a warning to reckless drivers. Editors note it may work for about a week before a crash occurs, with similar chiding sentiments from Bloomington Wisconsin Pantagraph and others.
A fragment from a thought for today noting that those who breathe endure suffering and those who think mourn, ending with the claim that the truly blessed are those who were never born.
A brief text cites Proverbs 22 16 warning that oppressing the poor to enrich the wealthy leads to want, reflecting moral teaching on wealth distribution and charity. The quotation emphasizes social equity and accountability.
A poetic fragment by Harald Vinal from Christian Science Monitor describes nocturnal wandering. The speaker recalls roses, iris, willows, stars, and distant worms as they walk in a familiar yet mystically unfamiliar land. The tone evokes hush and reverence for night.
Cooper Texas June 16 Local capital sufficient to assure the organization of a Federal Savings and Loan Association here has been subscribed according to G Fred Turner leader in the enterprise Details of the organization including the election of officers and directors will be perfected early next week.
An appreciation note from Mrs. J. W. Ford and children expresses heartfelt thanks to all who showed kindness during the illness and passing of their husband and father. It asks blessings from God on the well wishers.
Velma Louise Brown sues Ernest Brown for divorce in district court. Loraine Freeman sues Burnis Es Freeman for divorce in district court.
Charles Leoria Hughes of Telephone R2 and Miss Melrose Smith of Telephone R1 appear in a relatives and residence notice with names including Stewart B E Arlidge of Bonham and Miss Bonnie Louise Leslie of Bonham, Jim Taylor of Telephone and Miss Myrtle Edens of Telephone, and others such as Junior Bruce of Telephone R2 with Miss Mildred Perkins of Telephone R7 Clais Russell of Whitewright R3 and Miss Helen Sanders of Whitewright R3.
Clance A. Burke Sr. mayor of Lufkin for two years and longtime resident died Sunday at his daughter’s home in Houston. He had come to Houston for his son’s wedding to Georgiana Lucas, stepdaughter of Clark Gable. Survived by wife two sons Dr. T. W. Burke and Dr. A. Burke Jr. and three grandchildren.
Mexico offered to recognize Texas independence in 1844 on condition it would not seek U.S. annexation. A few months later Texas was admitted as a state into the United States. Daily Favorite records this historical note.
A twelve mile road between Troup and Summerfield, Texas, is being graded and graveled ahead of paving to improve the link between the East Texas oil field and the Gulf Coast. The highway will meet a system of paved routes into Houston and other Gulf Coast towns. The Troup connection links to highways serving the oilfield. Indian quake death toll put at 30,000.
In the Texas League Dallas fell 0-4 while San Antonio moved to 7-0 and Houston and Tulsa won. Beaumont won 4-1 Fort Worth lost 1-4 Oklahoma City 10-3 Galveston 2-4 and New York at Chicago postponed by rain. In the Dixie West Tyler 5-0 Faletine 4-2 Jacksonville 11-3 Gladwater 6-16 Henderson 7-2 Longville 3-0.
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