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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1928
Page
7
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Sparse OCR note mentions Strath and mermaid in a rail incident. No clear details on persons, location, date, or organizations. The readable fragments imply a railway context and a possible casualty or disaster but lack concrete facts.
Roy Owens cashier at Randolph State Bank visited Bonham and said crops in his area look good. Will Moore of Telephone also reported healthy crops and noted an airplane that lost bearings spent Sunday night in Telephone on its way from Indiana to Dallas. T. J. Self of Dodd City visited Bonham. he is an aged county resident and former justice of the peace and legislator. W. S. Spotts, a printer from Richardson, left Bonham after a day to inspect city projects and reminisce about the old swimming hole, expressing a desire to return.
The Knights of Pythias held a regular meeting Monday night at the K P hall electing officers In Bryant C E J Hendrix V C J B Cockerham Prelate Hubert Brotherton M of W C I Cunningham M at A Joe West I G Russell Orme C G The lodge invites all to a moonlight basket picnic this evening leaving the hall around 6 to 6 30 pm for Twin Lakes near Ivanhoe with gas torches if needed.
Police court heard two park drinkers claim denatured alcohol harmed them little as fines were imposed for drinking it. Authorities warned repeated fines might curb their poison habit and reduce danger of illness. Notice: pay your telephone account by the 21st before cutoff. Fly-Tox ad promotes insect killer.
Tom Spies of Bonham graduates from Harvard Medical School with high honors. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J. F. Spies of Mulberry. His brother John Spies also trained as a medical intern in New York. The Bonham community honors the Spies brothers for their hard work and achievement. William Culberson, minister to Roumania, named ambassador to Chili succeeding William H. Collier who resigned. Culberson is a Kansas native and expert on Latin American affairs.
Wes Moore, a respected local, said crops in Fannin County look good with one more rain likely to improve corn and two rains to make excellent corn. Overall crops cotton corn oats and wheat are reported improving.
In Columbus Ohio two painters Warren Williams 597 and Frank Cleaver 56 died, their skull and cross bones sign on bottles irrelevant to their lives. The report notes the symbol holds no meaning in the deaths of the two men.
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