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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1934
Page
2
In Denton Texas on June 22 crops suffer under 104 degree heat with three weeks without rain. Corn burned up and gardens damaged but cotton remains reportedly fare. Local ads urge buyers to see Diamond value at Brannon's.
Bonham Texas obituary notes Judge Horace W Hunt died at his home in Lamasco after a short illness. He was about eighty and a Confederate army veteran. Survived by wife and two daughters. Funeral plans uncertain. church services listed for Sunday morning and evening at local congregations.
Van Alstyne Grays stay unbeaten in Red River Valley play by vertexing Leonard 4 to 3 on Thursday. McCorstin fanned nine for Leonard as Williams and Gray combined for seven strikeouts. Thornton and B Thornton homered for Leonard. In a separate Red River clash, McKinney beat Anna 4 to 3 with Koiner,Wrazier and Miller batting for McKinney and Lochridge,Craft for Anna.
Vienna police announce they will drop the Poderjiy case due to more urgent matters, stating sufficient evidence existed for a U S charge but defer prosecution as authorities focus on other priorities. The report notes potential future cooperation with American police over the disappearance of Agnes Tulverson, with no immediate arrest.
The remains of Boney Banks who died at Veterans Hospital in Ville were brought home to near Rasenna. Services were conducted at 3 p.m. Sunday at his residence with burial at Sandy Creek graveyard nearby.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a Literary Digest poll on the New Deal with a nearly 12 to 1 vote. It also references watch values and a mid week church service, plus embezzlement losses estimated at 150 million dollars and coal reserves around 7.8636e12 metric tons. Brunner appears as a catalog fragment.
A chaotic exchange references a relapse, a medical misfortune described as a minor appendix issue caused by shock. A one million dollar advance rent for a studio is noted as a forgotten expenditure. The dialogue hints at financial strain and urgent health concerns.
A magazine tabulation shows President Roosevelt leading with 82.21 percent of 1,169,827 ballots. The New Deal gains over opposition include clerks, business men, and lawyers with varying vote counts. Texas results cited among regional figures.
Fragmented text fragment discusses hay bets and price references with unclear names and places. No coherent events or identifiable entities present.
Mr and Mrs Ben Halsell spend weekend with Hugh Halsell in Durant. Mrs Minnie Bramlett and Mrs Williams visit Mrs D W Sweeney in Bonham. Mr and Mrs Rhode of Bryan return home after visiting Miss Mary and Lena Hunter. Mrs A A Burney and relatives visit. W G Hedges of Savoy injured when a team ran away. he is at Sherman hospital awaiting improvement. Lois Heard and Mabel Wood of Sabinas will drive home. Miss Chenoweth visiting Ed McMahon then to San Antonio with relatives. See Brannon’s Safe refrigerator.
A large crowd watched seven bouts at CCC Camp with five CCC vs Bonham matchups. Homten beat Herman in two, Shannon defeated Shannon in two, and Bishop won by technical knockout in the third. The main event Dobbs vs. opponent ended in no fight after an injury.
A catalog note announces a free copy of the Imperiel Sugar One cookbook. The item is offered with no purchase required and appears in a promotional listing.
The prompt challenges readers to test the Ford V-8 by driving beyond five miles and continuing for over five minutes and to judge the experience firsthand.
H J Solomon of Blossom arrives in Bonham to lead rural rehabilitation for Fannin Grayson and Collin counties under Texas Relief Commission. The program focuses on repairing unlivable farmhouses with federal funds. land remains with landlord until end of 1983. Commission estimates 490 to ...
Doyle Boling received four years on the first charge over 50 dollars and two years on a burglary case. Clint Morrow drew one year suspended for possession of fuor. The court recessed until Monday morning.
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