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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
2
Advertisement-style note promotes new hats featuring straw lace. Describes them as more dressy and feminine, highlighting their distinct style.
In Ladonia Texas April 1980 a reader disputes a published claim naming Mr R A Latta of Dodd City as Fannin County's oldest native born citizen. The letter cites Mrs James R Thacker born December 1844 at Randolph who still lives there and details her family and early residences. It also notes Sir George Hubert Wilkins recently returned from Antarctica planning a 2800 mile North Pole trip in a submarine.
Bonham residents greet visitors from Dallas Fort Worth and other towns while local figures attend to business and family matters. Notables include Judge L A Clark of Greenville and Mrs L Weathersby from McKinney visiting. Dick Saunders of First National Bank remains confined by illness. Rev J B Nelson unable to attend due to travel from Dallas.
The Senate passed a bill authorizing Oklahoma and Texas to enter a compact for free bridges across the Red River. The measure, sent to the White House, allows cross state bridge structures over unallotted lands with federal sanction only via the compact. The Denison toll bridge dispute and seven related lawsuits loom as opponents vow to defend charter rights.
Regular meeting of the Bonham Chamber of Commerce is set for Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Firemen's Hall. Heads of committees will report on work done and discuss new matters. Nonmembers are welcome to attend.
In Chicago on April 7 the bombing of attorney David Alexander's apartment home, assistant corporation counsel in Mayor Thompson's first administration, shook his wife and three sons who were awakened from bed. The motive remains unclear as the family copes with the aftermath.
A Bonham party returning from Stephenville after cattle and poultry judging to A and M College were in a Friday afternoon auto wreck near Arlington. John R. Spivey the vocational teacher drove. victim John Walker suffered a forehead wound requiring stitches and will be hospitalized for several days. Parents L M Walker joined with others injured lightly. remaining occupants listed.
Frank C. Moring a prominent Ladonia resident of 35 years died suddenly Sunday after a punctured tire incident following a golf outing. He was 18 years old, survived by his wife Miss Will Nina Nunn. Funeral held in Ladonia at 2:30 with many attendees from across the county and state.
Captain Frank M. Hawks landed a glider after a cross country flight towed by an airplane. He released at 4 16 p m and glided to Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx amid a large crowd. The journey began in San Diego and included stops at Albany and Buffalo with refueling delays due to rain.
An ambulance speeding through a safety zone plowed into a group waiting for a street car injuring at least 15 people. Victims were taken to a hospital with no initially reported critical injuries. A witness described the vehicle brushing an automobile before hitting the crowd, leaving scattered injured on the pavement.
Regular business meeting of the directors of Fannin Club scheduled for Monday at 7 o’clock. All members are urged to attend under the invitation of the President.
Beatrice Creamery Company reports February sales of 83.68 million dollars, up 66.9 percent from a year earlier. Net income stood at 253 thousand, versus 1.523 million the prior year, with earnings per share of 7.31 on 270,304 shares. The 1930 figures reflect higher share counts.
SAM POWERS W E WHITEHEAD JIM COX are listed in the race for Commissioner Precinct No 1 with positions held and party designations not specified in the fragment. The readable text identifies four names associated with the precinct seat.
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