Arm y bakers to double shift increase loaves daily
With new trainees joining, bakers will switch to a double shift and raise output to 24,000 loaves per day, as reported in an early notice about wartime food production adjustments.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1941
Page
1
Two Toes the Wolf Killed in North Ector Area
A notorious wolf known as Two Toes, who had haunted the area north of Ector between the river, was killed Monday night when Marion Binton shot it after the animal entered his house while being pursued by hounds. The creature, famed for losing two toes, had long menaced poultry and livestock, including chickens, turkeys, calves, sheep, and pigs, across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ector
Marion Binton
Wolf
Jaime
Law Violators Denied Right Drive Cars
Austin authorities announce 190 drivers lose driving privileges from April 2 to June 5 for offenses led by driving while intoxicated. In the Dallas Highway Patrol district, names include Tom Peck Barry of Clarksville and J. W. Denton of Kaufman with multiple DWI violations and other suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Homer Garrison
Garrison
Dallas
Tom Peck Barry
Clarksville
Ww .M. Coke
J. W. Denton
Kaufman
Charles Lee
McKinney
Floyd Jennings
T. R. Howard
Sherman
William McShann
Joe Neal
Denison
James McIver Owens
Sam Eiten Lantrip
Charles A. Richardson
Garland
B. F. Simmons
Walter Andrew Venson
J. R. Veazey
Bonham Daily Favorite Notice to Public Errors Correction
Bonham Daily Favorite runs a public notice warning that reflections on individuals or firms will be corrected if brought to the publishers' attention. The notice references The Wasted Press and states exclusive rights to news dispatch publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ary Finn
Bonham Council of Defense Meeting Planned for June 25
William A. Wilson, district No. 4 manager, urges a 10 a.m. meeting at the Chamber of Commerce in Bonham to form a Council of Defense. Aimed at homeland readiness during wartime, the session will last one hour with the mayor, county judge, a leading minister, and a women’s civic representative invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramparts
William A. Wilson
Williams
Women’s Civic Organization
Texas
Washington
FHA Mortgage Insure Guardrails Protect Families and Builders
The Federal Housing Administration’s careful mortgage selection safeguards families from loans beyond their means and guides home builders toward prudent, safe investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Housing Administration
Japan officials claim charcoal fuels most trucks and buses
The Department of Commerce states that a majority of trucks and buses in Japan run on charcoal fuel. The claim highlights a shift toward charcoal as a primary energy source for transportation fleets within the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Department of Commerce
Bids Wanted for Stone Delivery in Texas
Bids requested for 850 tons of 5 8 to 10 cover stone and 750 tons of 3 8 to 20 meeting highway specs. Delivery sites Money Grove and Ladonia Texas. Bids open July 7 1941. Rank Wright Co Auditor tb 25-1-3-41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Money Grove
Ladonia
Texas
Rank Wright. CO
BIDS WANTED ON ROAD OIL AND ASPHALT
BIDS WANTED on 322000 gals. road oil and 65000 gals. C A 330 Asphalt to meet highway specifications. Bids to be opened July 7, 1941. To be delivered at Ladonia and Honey Grove Texas. FRANK WRIGHT, CO. AUDITOR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A
Ladonia
Honey Grove
Texas
Frank Wright, CO
Thought for Today From Uncle Ashleges
A quoted meditation emphasizes voter independence and personal choice in elections. It argues that citizens should not be told how to vote by leaders from ward chiefs to presidents and should decide for themselves. The note also references war propaganda as a context for the value of truthful information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Russia
Flowers Replacing Vegetables As Chief Cash Crop
In South Texas the flower industry is rising as a new money crop, with marigolds snapdragons gladioli and zinnias grown beside beans and spinach. Belgian truck farmers began the shift five years ago, marking the area as the southwest flower market. Today about seven percent of local truck-farm acreage grows flowers, with gladioli and delphinium among the valuable crops destined for Houston Dallas and San Antonio florists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frid City
Tex
Texas
Southwest
San Antonio
Castroville
Houston
Dallas
South Texas Flower Farmers Eye Chicago and New York Shipments
Flower farmers in South Texas foresee a rising f lower market driven by Latin American collectors. They expect carload shipments of blossoms to Chicago and New York within a few years as demand grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Texas
Chicago
New York
Goot the Fat Stock Show Grand Champion Pig
In Kilgore Texas a 245 pound pig named Goot won the grand championship at the Oil Belt Breeder-Feeder Fat Stock Show after a rough start as the runt of a litter. James Cleme Greg County 4 H Club boy raised him with a diet of ice cream and malted milk, earning the top prize despite earlier hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilgore
Tex
Goot
James Cleme
Army notes for a housewife at Camp Wolters
Daily Bread guide lists supplies for selectees at Camp Wolters including 5 6500 pounds of flour 123 pounds of yeast 200 pounds of lard 80 pounds of malt 120 pounds of salt 2 gallons of vinégar 1ul pounds of powdered milk and 260 pounds of sugar The recipe yields 5500 loaves though expansion is planned under Sgt Robert W Gregory in charge of the camp bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Wolters
Robert W. Gregory
Home Environs Shape Child Development Effects
A study notes the home environment influences child growth and curiosity. Clean spaces and safe play areas support exploration and early learning, while messy rooms may hinder attention and development. Parents can foster positive growth by organizing rooms that invite exploration and provide space for play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealay
Record Heat Saga Across States With High Temperatures
Weather records fall as Mississippi River regions face 90s in multiple states. Cleveland records near 92 with Chicago hitting 92 while New York City and Washington report 95 and 99. The heat claims seven deaths in the South as officials warn of continuing dangerous conditions.
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U. S
Chicago
Mississippi
Rivey
Cleveland
Ohin
Imum
New York City
St City
Minneago
Washington
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