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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1944
Page
1
Public notice lists staff roles including manager editor and advertising director. It warns against erroneous reflections and explains change of address procedures. Advertising rates available on application.
Frank Wright offers a modern fire room house with garage apartment and cooling system, a good barn and wash house, priced right. Also 250 acres near Bonham with two improvements, ample water, pasture and cultivating land. Contact Frank Wright at 229 or 103-W.
A collection of farm listings describes 305 acres with 60 cultivated, 245 Bermuda and native grasses, fenced lands, water systems, a large fish pool, and a modern dwelling near schools and church priced at 25 per acre with terms. Additional parcels include 640 acres timber and pasture, 200 acres with mixed cultivation and pasture, 160 acres with two improvements, 1608 acres productive land with cotton and alfalfa, and various 40 to 382 acre tracts with diversified pasture, timber, and improvements priced from 15 to 45 per acre with terms.
Burle Ashley notes Washington unity now focuses on voting the party ticket. Sidney Hillman’s Action Socialist group backs a fourth term, arguing voters favor bosses with patronage. Hot weather causes varied reactions as a crisis looms and debate over a president seeking a fourth term persists.
Senator Scott Lucas demanding that the British government request the resignation of Production Minister Oliver Lyttelton for his critical statement that the United States provoked Japan into attacking Pearl Harbor. The row prompts possible British apology via Lord Halifax and Cabinet reaction amid diplomatic tension. The report also notes U.S. service members returning home and other personnel movements in the war effort.
In Rome on June 22 King Peter of Yugoslavia and Prime Minister Ivan Subasic met with Allied Supreme Commander in Italy General Harold Alexander. They discussed forging national unity after Subasic’s return from talks with Marshal Tito and Yugoslav Partisan leaders in Europe.
Fragmentary text notes movements on the Italian front related to Yugoslav forces. Mentions a visit to Matt and inspection of posts as the area shifts in wartime activity. Exact details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A local note reports a curious discovery described as buckle and tongue meeting, involving R O Ball who farms and whose wife allegedly drives a vehicle. The text claims he found a strap buckle and later a long strap with a potato attachment, illustrated as a bizarre mechanical oddity.
An archaic advertisement claims Red Star Worm Liquid cures paralysis weakness and loss of meat in chickens and offers parasite control for mites and blood suckers. It touts availability at drug stores with a “No better match” sales claim.
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