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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1930
Page
4
The readable text is incomplete and lacks identifiable people places or actions to summarize into a newspaper card.
A fragment lists small items for sale at a dollar each with odd spellings and unclear details. No clear seller name or location is provided. the note reads like a casual flyer or marketplace message.
Readers learn the Bonham Boy Scout group needs money to finish a pool project. City workers Sam Powers and Bert Chandler each donated two days of labor valued at ten dollars, with others urged to contribute. Scout masters S. R. Smith and Dick Higgins will receipt donations and guide donors to the fund.
Four bandits robbed the First National Bank of Nobli of bonds totaling twenty thousand dollars and some cash. All wore masks and killed four employees with firearms. Several thousand dollars in currency were left undiscovered in the vault.
United Press reports a Oklahoma City dispatch noting a heat wave caused the death of Frank Willis a truck farmer near Tulsa from sunstroke and nineteen year old George Winn drowned in Verdipris River on June 24.
Three bandits robbed the Grand Rapids Savings Bank taking 11000 dollars. Hiram Breene, a merchant, was shot at the doorway as the robbers fled. Police pursued suspects but details remain limited.
Ed Parsons reports the well northwest of Bonham and Ector and northeast of Savoy has reached 3050 feet. He switched from a rotary to a standard rig and expects to drill with the new setup within ten days. Parsons, a Ladonia native, notes local Fannin county partners and sentimental ties to the area as motivation.
United Press reports extreme heat across the central and western United States. By June 24 authorities count twenty four deaths, nine prostrations and four drownings in Chicago, with drownings in Nebraska Iowa Illinois and Missouri. Crops wilt under the heat. Centralia Illinois reports 106 degrees.
The article says England returns Revolutionary War papers to the United States as a sign of friendship following Ramey MacDonald's visit to President Hoover. It notes eight pages of the Declaration of War handwriting by John Hancock, letters by George Washington to British commanders, and other correspondence, suggesting wartime prejudice is fading and mutual respect is growing.
A project in the northeast part of Travis County aims to improve a network of lateral and designated rounds at a cost of $600,000. The work encompasses upgrading access routes and related infrastructure to enhance traffic flow and safety.
Tyler Texas June. Failure H B Harkness a state prisoner, yet prompt medical attention might save his life authorities said. Harkness was convicted of chicken theft last winter and sentenced a year in prison. The penitentiary was crowded, so he was kept in the county jail. Treated for appendicitis, it required prison officials permission for the operation. The delay worsened his condition and little hope remained for recovery.
In Washington on June 214 President Hoover denounced the World War veterans bill in scathing terms and signaled a veto. The Senate approved the measure by 66 to 8 after House passage, with expectations it would go to the White House following a conference.
Private dispatches report eight killed and twenty three hurt in Bolivian election demonstrations at Uayaz Sunday. Rioters tore up streets damaged property leaders imprisoned mobs looted banks across the country.
Terrell of Austin, son of former comptroller S H Terrell, is free on bond after a Sunday night argument at his sister Mrs Alta Verrell’s home led to an assault charge. Witnesses said he slapped and cut her lip, and later beat her head as she fled through the neighborhood.
United Press dispatch from Rangoon Burma reports that about forty convicts and six warders were killed and sixty more wounded when hundreds attempted to break the central jail. The riot ended as the rioters were kept in check after their ammunition was exhausted.
An early aviation report notes the Southern Cross making progress on a long Atlantic crossing to America. The piece highlights the distance 1200 miles out and mentions Dublin and Ireland as points along the voyage with steady progression toward the west.
The Bonham city board of equalization sits with Tom Carter Ode Roberts and John S. Rodgers guiding city finances. Water and street projects progress while a new water tower rises with legs weighed at twelve tons each.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a chamber and plans involving planes and a person named Pope Roy A. Ermen, but details are unreadable.
Britain pushes rapid airfield expansion to supply landing fields for England. The plan targets numerous aerodromes with Ipswich Liverpool and Nottingham among mentioned locations and a total nearing two hundred plus.
In Trenton a Republican platform draft favors repeal of prohibition and state control of liquor. Dwight W. Morres leads the efforts with a conference set before the Senate as preparation for the state convention opens this afternoon.
East Texas experiences a loud and lively unsettled day with temperatures peaking near 97 degrees and a low around 78. West Texas eyes a mostly fair pattern tonight through Wednesday with calmer conditions and lower humidity.
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