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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1930
Page
3
The San Diego Union notes that any delegate who survived the London conference could return and answer questions about it, reflecting on the event's implications and the scrutiny awaiting them.
Mrs Bland Smith hosted a warm Wednesday afternoon tea at her North Main residence in honor of Mrs John Yantis of Brownwood. The home overflowed with pastel flowers and baskets on the porch. guests included Mrs John Arledge and Mrs Annie Bradford, with Mrs Hug Halsell and Mrs J W Petitfils among others. Tea was poured by Mrs Hugh Halsell and Mrs Sim Smith, followed by a pink orchid cosmos centerpiece and an Italian cutwork linen table cover.
A brief newspaper item notes a provocative question within a daily page advertisement about the future. The readable fragment hints at a reflection on upcoming trends or choices, inviting readers to consider what lies ahead.
Stamford Payne is in Bonham with business, while Mrs. Sid Smith and her son Mickey visit Gulfport Mississippi relatives for a month. Alton Cashion and Leath Crood lead Loreco Station No. 2 as popular young men in the area.
A real good strap watch is offered for 4.9 percent? Brannon Jewelry Co presents a bargain level item, highlighting affordable timepieces.
Stanford Payne of Del Rio says James Young of Kaufman will speak in Bonham on Wednesday night June 25 to promote his gubernatorial candidacy. Payne claims the Young administration would be a beacon for Texas youth and leaders, shaping future generations.
A dealer advertises half price on All Summer Hats and announces Kash and Karry Market relocation to a fresh and cured meats display space managed by E. M. Lovelace.
In Biloxi Mississippi Confederate veterans reject a Grand Army march unless the Confederate flag is removed from the parade. Postal savings across the area show a 10 percent rise in nine months.
Radio listings show a dense schedule across stations WFAA WPAP WEAA WRBAA and KRLD with NBC CBS and NPC programming. Notable items include Harvard Yale boat race, Armour hour, Pud Parade and Amos n Andy, plus domestic concerts orchestras and news bulletins through midnight.
The notice announces meat sales continuing at a new Kash end Karry Market location near the T System at the northeast corner square. E M Lovelace signs the brief ad seeking continued customer trade.
A pare ad in today’s page spotlights forecasts and options for next steps. It highlights opportunities, guidance, and services aimed at shaping upcoming plans, with emphasis on practical steps and hopeful outcomes for readers exploring future prospects.
Local butcher storefront remains open under new Kash and Karry branding after being sold from the former Still Selling Meat at T site.. no other major changes announced.
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