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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1928
Page
4
A series of hearings in Washington will decide whether 175 broadcasting stations can stay on air after August 1 amid a potential revocation. Stations vow to fight the federal radio commission, arguing they serve public interests, with a likely court showdown if the commission prevails.
The New Yorker cites a conservative estimate of two hundred thirty six killings by ourdohibi tion officers. Strikingly the casualty list omits the name of John Barleycorn.
Charles R. Alderson, a Bonham clerk, won a $500 prize from the Superior Hat Company of St. Louis for naming a new hat. He sent in his entry last August and recalls little of the name now, though his sister Beatrice won other prizes in the past.
Virve Steger advertises a three thousand dollar accident policy offered at an extremely low daily rate. The notice implies affordable coverage and invites inquiries from potential buyers.
Realty ad lists two cottages near the hospital at 1500 dollars each with easy terms. Mentions the Tarver Home on West 6th street in Dreams and a 2 acre property in Bonham with house barn and garage for 50 dollars on easy terms plus other items. Contact 804-3 J. M. Lowrey to buy or sell.
Mrs Bettie Crumby of Ravenna Route 2 is invited to call at our office to receive a free ticket to see The Prince of Wead Waiters starring Lewis Stone at the American Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday.
Dave Hill sent the Favorite a sample cabbage weighing eighteen pounds. He sold eleven tons from his acre crop with about four tons left. Despite low prices, he will net more than 300 dollars, with buyers purchasing kraut quantities for the year.
Copenhagen friends fear Roald Amundsen Lieut Lief Dietrichsen and Rene Guilbaud flying from Tromsoe toward Kings Bay Spitzbergen may have been forced down on the ice pack. The fate of the explorer and crew could be more desperate than those they seek.
The text reports a mayoral admission of graft problems in New York City and ongoing investigations. It discusses calls for honesty and decisive actions to eradicate graft, noting entrenched appointments and potential systemic issues. It mentions political figures and reform rhetoric amid public pressure.
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