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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1949
Page
1
An assortment of 5 to 8 room dwellings across Bonham area with prices from 5750 to 6300 plus multiple 4 to 6 room homes near Bailey Inglish School. Properties include corner lots, breezeway garage attached, concrete foundations, hot water, built in kitchens, and several ranch tracts with pasture and farm buildings. Immediate possession and FHA or GI financing are noted where stated.
Compact ad notes an extra nice FHA home with immediate possession. It highlights a large size with modern tile bathroom and tile kitchen drain, asking $30000 down and about $42 per month covering principal interest taxes and insurance.
A public notice promotes FHA financed homes offered with $300 down and rent-like monthly payments. It urges immediate sales, notes FHA approval, and claims plans for building turnkey homes with low down payments.
Large black and tan hound missing with reward offered for return by W B Scroggins at Safeway Bonham. Also a lost item from Billie posted at the post office containing a driving license and papers with a reward for return to Doc Pike at Peeler Drug Store.
Colorado Springs June 22 The nations governors seek a formula to cut rising traffic deaths. Nebraska Governor Val Peterson urged a definite plan of action and cited autos injuring someone every 5 seconds and a death every 1 minute with a cost of 170000 dollars per hour.
Washington June 22 A House Administration Committee reversed its subcommittee and approved a bill to prohibit states from levying poll taxes. The measure sponsored by Chairman Mary Neerton moved to pass without awaiting judiciary committee study after a 11 to 7 vote.
The City council approved a fare increase to 12 cents yesterday and abolishes the eight-cent token fare. The Dosalbas Railway and Transport Company claimed the token fare caused losses.
Dallas riders began paying a flat fare for buses and street cars on Thursday as tram fees rose. The change affects urban transit payments across the city, altering daily commutes for many in the Dallas area.
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