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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1936
Page
3
The fragment hints at a news item centered on Roosevelt and three headliners. It mentions hot weather and a notable fish story. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption, but suggests a feature on headlines and a prominent local figure.
Fragmentary text notes an abandoned Fourth of July program and mentions individuals Jark Saunders and Tom Willian amid garbled phrases. No clear date, place, or event details are readable.
Associated Press dispatch from Philadelphia reports President Roosevelt greeted by large demonstrations at the Democratic National Convention. The crowd size and fervor reflect broad public support as events unfold.
Readable text notes a Thursday event at Woodlake involving Dr Geo and Truett. Details are sparse with fragmented phrases including Sherman and a time hint of 4a 4m. No clear agenda or outcome is present.
Farmersville onion farmers faced a loss making season as prices fell to 40 to 50 cents per sack while production costs were higher. Hundreds of sacks remained unsold and buyers held culls, with hundreds of cars and truckloads affected and some growers owing extra charges on shipments.
Washington reports associate believes the Supreme Court may dismiss the injunction against the WPA. The government observers and WPA officials see signs supporting a favorable outcome for the dismissal motion.
Northeast winds ease tonight with mild temperatures as the East Texas region remains partly cloudy. West Texas will see a cooler start before a warmer Saturday with highs near 94 and overnight lows around 69.
Police report a man named Herwig was charged after a woman was found slain near a home. The ax-wielding suspect allegedly struck the victim with a blood stained weapon, with investigation by Deputy Sheriff Rip Colin and District Attorney staff.
An unclear item mentions individuals including Mr Im and Dr Swuende with references to Paris and a postponed examination. The text is fragmentary, with multiple garbled names and phrases, making the core event uncertain.
In a curious report a fisherman describes a six foot long fish said to weigh 33 pounds. Skeptics note likely exaggeration as the observer used a magnifying glass to gauge size while the fish remained on display.
The regular Friday night band concert will be held on the square starting at eight o clock. A splendid program has been planned featuring the national high school band content and a visit with the latest trends in music.
Rural troops execute members of a looting gang after weeks of banditry near town centers. The incident follows ongoing raids by the same group across nearby settlements. Local authorities confirm the hangings and vows for security.
Washington report states the May farm income was the highest for that month since 1930, according to the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. The release highlights rising household demand and farm sector gains amid ongoing price and production adjustments.
Justice Jennings Bailey of the District of Columbia court issued an injunction against enforcement of the railroad retirement board and barred collection of funds, ruling the 1935 rail pension act unconstitutional. The decision came in Washington on June 26.
The home of Mr and Mrs Bob Chiles at Dial burned Tuesday evening after they finished supper. The blaze destroyed the house clothing furniture meat goods and 90 frying chickens. The barn and car survived and insurance was small. friends regret the heavy loss.
New York price quotes show cotton trading in a tight range as the market opens at 12.31 and closes around 12.33 to 12.34 per unit. Higher demand and supply factors cited by traders amid steady activity.
Photographers capture James Roosevelt son of President Roosevelt hoisting Jam Farley’s arm on the speakers platform. Dizzy Dean, famed St. Louis Cardinal pitcher, is shown during a lull in a convention session.
A confusing OCR reads of a court story shows an Olten judge and multiple defendants in a kidnapping plot unfolding. Pleas are entered as the case advances in a regional court setting with ongoing hearings.
The report describes crawfish emerging from holes at night to destroy about ten acres of cotton. The narrator, Mr. Lan, and Ms. Rook discuss filling crawfish holes and a similar past incident near Idabel, Oklahoma as a recurring pest on Web lands.
Associated Press report from Washington dated June 26 states President Roosevelt, having destroyed the original draft of his acceptance speech for tomorrow night at Franklin Field Philadelphia, began drafting another. He will arrive in Philadelphia soon, with Vice President Garner speaking to Hyde Park immediately after.
Peach availability is limited with inferior quality on local markets. Arp Beauty peaches from Arp Smith are marketed in Bonham, resembling Filberta in size and color, tasting like Elberta but smaller due to bad weather.
Justice Daniel O bonoghue of the DC Supreme Court today dismissed proceedings to determine whether Representative Roneheck Washington was sane. The action in Washington DC was closed by the court.
A tumultuous welcome greeted Emperor Hustle Fsjassie on his arrival in Zoneva as he prepares to lead the chase against Italy for the Daily Favorle. Local crowds cheered the visiting ruler amid security and ceremonial displays, with officials forecasting a decisive clash in the upcoming series.
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