Patent Prices Under Debate In 1937 Market
Fragmentary text notes a patent price discussion from 1937 with figures around six dollars and two ninety five cents, suggesting a pricing debate or listing without full context.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1932
Page
3
Fragmentary text notes a patent price discussion from 1937 with figures around six dollars and two ninety five cents, suggesting a pricing debate or listing without full context.
A fragmented OCR item hints at a review or note about cribbing scripts and tiles, with unclear references to times and places. The readable text suggests a casual, shorthand discussion rather than a full article. Entities are minimal. no names or dates are confirmed.
The St Louis Times has sold the St Louis Star. Grain harvests begin in Hillsboro with oats 12 to 35 cents and barley 15. A 14 year old boy from St Louis is found guilty of killing a filling station operator, five years in prison. Roosevelt spokesman Albert Hitchcock comments on issues ahead of the prohibition campaign. Wheat and oats yield in Denton county are reported, prices for wheat 12 to 15 bushels per acre. Divers salvage one million jars of gold ingots from a sunken ship off the coast of France. Joepn P Tumulty, ex-secretary to President Wilson, endorses Garner on the prohibition issue. Hoover signs the interstate kidnapping law expanding federal reach. penalties for crossing state lines with a kidnapped person.
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Veterans traveling by freight train from Big Springs toward Washington faced warnings from railroad officials about boarding over the line. The trip originated in California and El Paso, with several veterans aboard en route to the capital.
A ruling issued by the internal revenue bureau will exempt school districts in Texas from a 12 cent tax for salaries and equipment. CC N Shaver, superintendent of education, received the ruling today.
The Texas delegation plans to travel to the Democratic national convention in Chicago this afternoon. Amon G. Carter, Garner forces leader, says delegates will decide issues on arrival and aim to secure Garner's nomination. He notes no intent to oppose other candidates and warns speculation harms Garner.
Berlin dispatch reports Marga Vonetzdorf, a German flyer, saying Siam's army mutinied and seized the king's family to ensure revolution success. King Prajadhipok and relatives moved to a warship after being removed from Bangkok. Vonetzdorf has been in Siam since April after a plane wreck en route from Tokyo to Germany.
Florence Italy June 24 snow fell in the hills during the night observers said this is the first snowfall in centuries and the oldest inhabitants recall no prior instance.
Boston June 24. Senora Calles underwent a three hour operation for brain tumor removal yesterday. Doctors said she was "a little improved" today but cautioned recovery will take time and definite assurance is uncertain.
A slight rain fell in the southern and eastern portions of Fannin County yesterday afternoon. A shower was reported in Savoy and Ector sections. In this city there was little to settle the dust. The atmosphere cooled considerably and a shower is expected today or tomorrow.
El Paso June 23 The California bonus marchers continue toward Washington with about 800 men on a Texas and Pacific freight train and 450 more women and children in 150 autos and trucks. They plan to reach Fort Worth tomorrow and camp two days to join a motorcade. Stragglers drift through Texas towns including a medical detachment at Big Spring and care in Dallas.
For the first time in 20 years Washington University in St Louis will meet a Big Ten opponent in football when they play Chicago in 1933.
Hundreds heard M H Wolfe speak last evening at the courthouse in Dallas. Wolfe pledged to reduce government expenses and push a farmer driven price policy while criticizing Gov Sterling and the Fergusons. Attendees included many from nearby towns and rural areas with Wolfe receiving lengthy applause and an extended ovation at the end.
Bonham Municipal band concert starts 7 30 pm on West 5th Street with chairs for audience. Gov Sterling will speak from the same platform at 8 30 pm after the band, with Judge Leslie serving as meeting chairman.
Chicago June 24 Smith takes the lead to unite supporters of rival candidates to block the New York governor's nomination. He confers with opposing camps while Roosevelt backers push to end the two thirds rule and elevate Walsh to chair. McAdoo says California backs Garner and Texas leaders pledge support to the speaker. Rayburn arrives to lead Garner's campaign criticizing the rule change.
Ladonia welcomed about 6 000 guests for a large barbecue on the town square to celebrate the Ladonia Woll City road completion. Governors Sterling and supporters attended amid bands from Dallas Honey Grove and Greenville, with Bonham officials and many county visitors present.
Colima dispatches report another quake and a smaller tidal wave hit Cuyutlan causing evacuation but no property damage. Death toll from the first wave was cited at 100. Seismic shocks were felt in Guadalajara and Mexico City, with twelve and five reported respectively.
Gardenhire Tennessee delegate to the Democratic national convention says he will oppose Alfred E. Smuts and not back a presidential candidate. He pledges to follow the convention's outcome and support the eventual nominee, noting past support for Smith in 1928.
Fragmented weather note reports cloudy conditions and possible storms in the east while the west shows cloudy skies. temperatures unclear. Local forecast mentions probable unsettled conditions with changing winds and possible rain later.
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