Personal notices from Bonham include travel and visits
Mrs Hugh Leslie and Mrs N C Clayton of Bailey visit Bonham. Miss Bernice London leaves Bailey for Dallas business college. Kenneth Leslie leaves for Chicago art school after SMU Dallas graduate. Mrs John Yantis and two children return to Brownwood. Several locals tour Sulphur Oklahoma Carlsbad New Mexico and Fort Worth with kin and friends.
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Hugh Leslie
N. C. Clayton
Bailey
Bonham
Bernice London
Dallas
Kenneth Leslie
Chicago
Kenneth
Pi Cappa Alpha
John Yantis
Brownwood
Arledge
John Jr
Hope
John Arledge
Anti noise rule aims to protect sleep of Deauville millionaires
Deauville enacts an anti noise ordinance to prevent loud public noises before noon. Prohibitions include drums fires shouting on streets blaring horns and even house noises that penetrate walls. Local ads note meat sales and market moves at the N E Corner square.
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Deauville
Sur
Ilegal
Texas Lumber Industry Shows Decline in East Texas Output
Longview Texas June 19 Interesting figures on Texas lumber for the last half century are compiled by Curtis Morris East Texas Chamber of Commerce. Texas production rose from 2 percent in 1880 to 4.5 percent in the early 1900s but has since fallen. By 1950 Texas cut about 1.2 billion feet while virgin pine acres have dwindled to 900000. The article preview notes more details and a forthcoming July East Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview
Texas
Curtis Morris
East Texas
East
Texas Forest Service
Morris
New York Murderer Claims More Victims and Papers
A maniacal slayer in New York writes to the New York Journal boasting of killing two men and threatening a larger plot to murder sixteen others for purported mysterious papers. He claims to have spared a third victim and references blackmail money of 37 000 dollars.
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New York
New York Journal
College Point
Boston
Harold Bridenbach
Pioneer Cowboys Form Old-Timers Group at Stamford Meet
The Texas Cowboy Reunion in Stamford June 26 27 and 28 will feature a pioneer cattlemen roundup and a permanent old-timers organization for members who rode before 1895. Col Penick heads the arrangements with an honorary committee of 50 veteran cowboys aiding program and meetings.
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Ing United Press
Stamford
Texas
Co. R. L. Penick
R. FE. McDonald
John Selman
W. P. McDonald
LD. T. Perkins
Col. Penick
Reunion Association
Wilson Connell
Fort Worth
Billy Moore
Wichita Falls
Cap Newman
Sweetwater
Baylor Crawford
Abilene
Vic Colbert
George Bolts
Lubbock
Ben Cullum
Jim Moody
Truscott
John Bryan
Bud Jones
George Barr
Cisco
Humphrey's Poultry Farm Advertises Fresh Eggs and Fryers
Local poultry business Humphrey's Poultry Farm offers fresh infertile eggs at 25 cents per dozen and fattened fryers at 38 cents per pound. Not delivered. Rural listing notes farm location and contact reads 300-21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Family Night At Methodist Services Draws Large Crowd
Last night at the big tent Methodist service Family Night drew about thirty families with many members counted. Music director Mr Bonney gave a book of his songs to the largest attendance while he and Mrs Bonney sang pieces inspired by his mother’s dying bed. Rev Mays preached on Pilate and the choice to endorse or reject Christ urging personal commitment, as Rev Blackburn offered the closing prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonney
Mr. Bonney
Pilate
Jesus
Mays
Christ
Blackburn
Methodist
Winwom
Dentists Attend District Association Meeting in Sherman
Thirty dentists from four counties gathered at Sherman Country Club for an all day District Dental Association meeting. President Dr W N Dowell received a silver loving cup from Dr Brooks Bell after a talk on office practice. A 2 pm clinic followed and a fish fry capped the day. The next meeting is slated for Gainesville in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Texas
District Dental Association
Sherman Country Club
W. N. Dowell
Denton
Brooks Bell
Dallas
NH. W. Hawley
Brooksell
HH. S. Mitchell
Bonham
W. JT. Henthorne
T. L. Griffin
W. H. Gilbert
Gainesville
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Texas Power and Light Co
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Malcolm Hopkins
James Priesty
Joe Howard McDade
Ray Smith
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J. C. Saunders
Big City
T” System
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E. M. Lovelace
Brannon Jewelry Co
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Jack the Killer
Geo. Myers
FR. Elkins & Son
Firestone Tires
Hail’s Cash Store
J. R. Mize
CG. Fender
11Th St
Lucille Shielas
J. J. Boon
Corwth
South Center
Sam Powers
H. H. Mitchell
Hancock-Nevill Company
the Home Merchants
Willow
Frank Davis
Bonham Garage
Main Street
Johnson
Ford
Uialsell Motor Co
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