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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
2
The fragment shows a newspaper item labeled daily favorite prank related to a business manager and assistant editor with advertising notes. No clear event, date, or place is readable beyond a Sunday publication marker.
Pan Francisco State College led by Dean Walter Homan will offer seven six week courses at the Golden Gate International Exposition. Art courses cover painting architecture sculpture and interior decoration with masterpieces from European galleries. Music courses study works of world renowned conductors. A motion picture appreciation course features Hollywood experts and a world movie preview. Social science analyzes life in homes and environments. A physics course surveys free design and building systems and scientific displays. Students receive college credit for six weeks of study.
Fragmentary notes discuss Bonham area business taxes and property balance. Mentions Boonam and home training, with estimates that volume could rise 20 or 26 percent, affecting local prosperity and citizen costs.
Claire Sérene Low and Kenford Kong both two and a half years old were named boy and girl beauty champions at the Golden Gate Exposition in San Francisco.
Byron Nevne, a former amateur turned pro, wins the Open title in Philadelphia after extra playoff battles. Daring putting and strong driving help secure victory as he stands with his wife, J imy Fraelich, after the dramatic finish.
The article notes larger Skanhoe Gardens this year with many details on local club activities. It references a meeting of the Vannee Home Demonstration Club, election results, and plans for a booth at the fair. It mentions Yarbrough and a state meet at Lubbock, plus local refreshment duties and garden exhibits.
49 acre farm with five room house barn deep well priced with $750 down. 38 A on Ravenna Pike for $1250 with small down. 60 A north of Bonham with small improvements and bargain at $1500 with 1 3 down. 99 A seven miles south of Sherman near Howe with terms. 47 A mixed land four miles NW Soutonmayd for $2009. Red loam land near Ravenna Corinth church one mile from new rozga $25 per acre. We handle buy sell of lands with no charge unless sale is made.
New glass faced masonry unit called gla stone was introduced at the national building conference in Detroit by Libbey Owens-Ford glass company. Rudolph Miller and Joseph Wolff inspected the unit during the conference showing its appeal to builders and architects in New York and Detroit.
Fragmentary notice describes a visiting firefighter event involving Jinks and Bert AFPi ted before. Details are unclear but indicate a community notice about a local fire department visit and attendance by residents.
The Ravenna club hosts a talk on personal charm with a focus on social grace, grooming, and behavior. Attendees discuss proper conduct at gatherings, polite conversation, and the value of a poised appearance. The evening includes guidance on hygiene, attire, and confident demeanor for social success.
Eydney Australia reports Zane Greys crew member from California lands a 1383-pound tiger shark surpassing the prior Australian record of 29 pounds. The catch occurred late in the season and sets a new high for the nation's shark records.
A ceremony in Rajputana honored by an Indian host on the anniversary of his father’s oath. Guests, including more than two MGO attendees, joined a feast featuring halwa and other sweets. Notes mention the host’s wealth and the milk nan served during the event.
A symbolic check for 31520060 dollars symbolizing annual expenditures in Michigan presented to Governor Loren D Dickinson by Mrs Gertrude Graham. The event, a feature of Michigan Days, aimed to boost state product consumption through mass distributors.
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