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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1943
Page
1
Multiple farm parcels and ranch homes described with sizes from 127 to 193 acres in Fannin County. Listings note cotton, corn, alfalfa, pasture, barns, wells, electric lines, schools, and roads with prices per acre around 70 to 75 dollars. Also mentions insurance services and New Mexico timber data.
A compilation of aphorisms and reflections cites Euripides on gifts of bad men and John L. Lewis’s half million dollar influence in 1933 elections. The piece critiques fishermen, newspapers, oaths in love, and the persistence of lies in print.
Dr. Claud North Carisman outlines how the tubercle forms when germs enter the body and are contained by tissue defenses. He warns that weakened resistance allows spread, explaining miliary tuberculosis and various forms including skin and bone involvement, urging medical consultation for growth changes and spinal curvature.
Pvt Carver overseas since July 1942 receives first cable this year. Pvt Macon Johns and Pvt George Jones visit with Johns’ wife Mrs Gladys Johns at Ends furlough. Pvt R C Davis returns to California after brief leave with parents Mr and Mrs Ed Davis. Pvt Nelson Robinson back at Camp Barkley after furlough with parents. brother Pvt Glen Robinson also on leave. Pfc Harry L Roberts, son of Mr and Mrs C L Roberts, promoted to Corporal at the Army Air Base Richmond Virginia. Roberts a Bonham high school graduate who worked at Jones Field before enlisting.
Jack Harden reports his brother Seaman 2nd Class R L Ware Den has reached the voyage end after about 30 days at sea and says he did not suffer seasickness though he felt a touch lonely. Returns to Camp Pfc Paul Moore back at Hondo Army base after furlough with his mother in Dallas. Captain Ben Victory and wife resume duties in Tucson after a seven day visit with his parents. Mrs Lou Carver learns from a cable that Pvt Bennie Ray Carver is in good health.
Jess A. Young of the Fannin County Soil Conservation District urges farmers to mow pasture to boost livestock carrying capacity for the war effort. He notes wet conditions favor mowing, with AAA payments of 25 cents per acre for up to three mowings and brush removal payments from 1.50 to 5.00 per acre. He claims mowing and thrashing can lower feed costs and graze more livestock annually. We Do your part buy War Bonds.
A Jugoslav naval expert predicts Sicily will capitulate within 15 to 20 days after invasion begins. He says Allied sea and air control, via Pantelleria and Lampedusa bases, will trap and overwhelm Italian forces retreating from Palermo to Catania and cut off the island from the mainland.
Dutch Nazis today demanded immediate withdrawal of a book on cello playing, contending it contains subtle anti Nazi propaganda. The action underscores Nazi sensitivity to cultural materials in the occupied Netherlands during June.
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