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Newspaper

Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1931

Page

4

Grist Mill Restores Civil War Era Milling Near City

A 75 year old grist mill near the city will resume operation next week at Midway falling station by J. T. Williams of 730 West Murray Street. The two burrs were shipped from France for Williamss father and the mill has a long history from Bonham to Anthony. The mill can grind 100 bushels of meal in ten hours and will switch from steam to a gasoline motor for its revival.

Midway Falling Denison Carpenter's Bluff J. T. Willliams West Murray Street France Bonham Williams Willams Rygne Anthony, East Graham

Death of Mrs. C. O. Tec in California Brings Mourning

Mrs Maury A Taegan reports the death of her daughter Mrs C O Tec in California. The body will be brought to Whitewright for burial this week. Our sympathy goes to the bereaved. Little Geraldine itch is ill. Rudy Doris Mitchell of Wichita Falls visited relatives here. Rudy from Orangeville visits Brother Birdwell Rudy and family. Mr and Mrs W D Carter hosted a party last Friday. The Literary Society meets Friday night June 26. The play Lighthouse Man will be given.

Mildred Carter Thelma Allen Maury A. Taegan C. O California Whitewright Geraldine Itch Rudy Doris Mitchell Wichita Falls Rudy Orangeville Birdwell Rudy

Carson Roy Henderson Visits Denison Grandparents

Roy Henderson of Denison is visiting his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Noah Sutton and Mrs. Mary Moore and Mrs. Maggie.

Roy Henderson Denison Noah Sutton Mary Moore Maggie

Bonham Man Wins Dinner With Mrs Rea McConnell

Leonard of Bonham won a dinner with Mrs Rea McConnell on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Sidney Rowe from Hilger spent Thursday and Thursday night with Mr and Mrs Oliver Rowe. Rev Wubanks met his regular appointment Sunday and Sunday night. Mrs John White of Hollis Okla visiting her daughter Mrs Rea McConnell. Mr and Mrs Earl Carson of Hilger visited Uncle Bob Carson of Carson Sunday, their son and family from Hilger enjoyed a fish fry at the Telephone bridge last week. Enjoyed the outing as well as the fish.

Hilger

Illudsonville Update From Local Notices

Mr Kerr remains in critical condition at Allen Memorial hospital. Visitors include Mr and Mrs John White and Mr Robt Hunt of Childress. Mrs White stays for the fishing season while Mr Hunt and Mr White returned home. Bro Rowe preached at Oakland. The Metcalf family Earl and Eugene visited the writer. Lula Richardson traveled to Elwood last Wednesday. Rey and Mrs O G Rowe noted.

Wis Kerr Allen Memorial Hospital John White Robt. Hunt Childress Hunt White Couyy Bro. Rowe Oakland R. C Metcalf and Earl and Eugene Lula Richardson Elwood Rey O. G. Rowe

Independent class breaks the dependent class in cooking

A Medford Mail Tribune note discusses an education topic about an independent class lacking breaks and a dependent class unable to adapt to cooking tasks. The piece compares classroom structure and practical kitchen lessons.

Medford

Ford Expands Truck Body Types Says Local Dealer

Walter Long, a local Ford dealer, notes a surge in Ford body types across light trucks and commercial cars. He cites models from Model A town car deliveries to long wheelbase heavy haulers, with numerous panel, patrol, ambulance, service, and express bodies and multiple color and cab options.

Walter Long Ford Long Funreal

Yeast Lift Measured in Wheat and Bread Press

A brief quotation highlights yeast’s lifting power as essential to bread and wheat, noting the press of both grains as a measure of leavening strength in baking.

Schenectady

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