Bonham Ad Valorem and Poll Tax Ordinance 1954
Bonham adopts an annual ad valorem tax schedule for 1954 to fund city services. The measures include 62 cents per $100 of property, 4 cents per $100 for roads, 15 dollars per 10,000 of personal property, 10 cents per $10,000 for interest and sinking funds on various bonds, and a 12 cent rate for waterworks and sewer bonds. A poll tax of 1 dollar is imposed on adults ages 21 to 60, with an occupation tax aligning to state authorization.
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Funeral services for Daniel J. Cirkles held in Bonham
Daniel Jackson Cirkles, 79, died at his home in Bonham on June 17 after illness. He was born December 24, 1874 in Texas, retired farmer, survived by his wife Annie May and 9 children, 22 grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Services at Cooper Funeral Chapel, burial in Brown Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Babcock Brothers Mark 34th Anniversary With Bargains
Babcock Brothers celebrates 34th anniversary with a sale across 36 stores in Texas and Oklahoma starting June 19. The Bonham area unit highlights a larger stock of toppar Rains 13 and new larger quarters with a service department.
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