Summary of Fragment On New Office Market Standard
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a new standard for office markets and price mention of 965.00. Limited readable names or dates. The text remains unclear about entities or a definite event.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1932
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a new standard for office markets and price mention of 965.00. Limited readable names or dates. The text remains unclear about entities or a definite event.
Reverend E B, pastor of Let Baptist church, reports hearing explosion from kitchen while in his study. Large biscuit dough wads strewn about, examiner notes extensive damage from yeast use. No injuries reported as investigation continues.
Charles Woods of Windom arrives today and Dallas visitors such as B F Sims, Mrs Charles Hayton, Mrs Claude Miller, Joe Jones, Mrs J C Lewis, Mrs H A McDougall, Miss Janet Wheeler, and many others are noted as staying, visiting or returning home. Several local residents including Dwight Dorough, Joe Coleman Lair, and Miss Frances Evans are mentioned with academic or workplace ties to Dallas, Austin, and Fort Worth, along with updates on illness and journeys.
In Livingstone Rhodesia motorists dodge a large lions invasion on the outskirts of towns as the region faces unusually many lions. Police in New York warn of dangerous weapons and celebrate discarding a haul of 5 386 in a sea ceremony to rid bad men of pistols dirks and slingshots.
An advertisement from Burnham banks explains a new check tax that becomes effective tonight at midnight. It highlights how the tax applies to checks processed by banks and urges customers to prepare for the change.
A local farmer in St Joe Arkansas was startled when a tramp entering his yard warned him with a crunching line Do not go in there the cookin s rotten. The incident reflects wary street encounters in a rural community.
Edhube baseball at Edhube southwest five miles saw a 9 to 5 win over Arledge Rider in the first game. In the second, Edhube beat Armory 7 to 6 after a tied start as Ridgeway pushed the scoring but Edhube prevailed.
C E Extension workers held a program at Arledge Ridge on Sunday night led by Mrs. Lem Tittsworth. The epic Faith from Matthew 9:23-9 was presented with leaders James Rodgers and speakers Mac Holder Gordon Tuer HH M Christian Tom McHahon and Frea Boatner. Officers elected included Lawrence Whitt president Lois Hodagska resident Edith Whitt secretary Jim Breewn treasurer plus a social committee. The group aims to form young peoples organizations in communities where none exist, uniting to work for Christ across counties.
In Wyoming on June 19, reports say many elk calves are dying due to severe food scarcity as hungry adults also starve. The source notes a harsh winter and overhunting pressure, with locals planning a camping event Tuesday evening on the west side near Maries Tuglish.
Reports from town Md mention charges related to bodly the theft at Englander’s store after a hole eight feet deep was found in an orchard here. A heavy blue stone mass lay at the bottom, with chips and splinters on the sides, suggesting deliberate concealment and possible accomplices among local workers.
The executive committee reviews the primary election process and ticketing concerns. The document mentions candidate placement and access issues, with emphasis on securing valid credentials and ensuring orderly ballot access for the two leading nominees.
M IL Wolfe, candidate for governor, will address a gathering in Wolfe City. The event is set for 8 o clock at the meeting place in Fannin County with fans and supporters expected. Wolfe City is listed as the venue with the speaker planning to discuss county concerns and state issues.
Harold Pack, 40, died when a ladder toppled as he closed a cafe transom during a sewer storm that swept Arkansas City. A Sumner County storm scene reported two cows killed by lightning, small buildings unroofed and trees blown down west of the city.
Fannin County Singing Conven meets at Ladonia church the next day afternoon. Come and bring song books. Event features outside singers including the Stamps Quartette and invites someone to join.
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