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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1932
Page
4
A speaker urges voters to back their mother in the county office race, arguing decades of service and campaigns by the family. The message stresses qualification, time, and money spent, aiming to secure public trust and continued service.
Houston June 27 Judge Ray Scruggs orders silence in the courtroom amid a trial of Gordon B. Allen a deaf mute accused of threatening J. J. Miller with death. Proceedings collapse as hand talk by attendees obscures witness and interpreter. case dismissed after a pause.
Henry A. Clausen, a professional wrestler, is noted as an artist’s model who has posed for sculptors Borglum and Epstein among others.
The Greensboro Ga Herald Journal notes the public burden as the average American spends 61 days yearly paying tax. The piece contrasts this with 304 days devoted to installment payments, reflecting on the tax and debt system.
The Holdenville Oklahoma All Indians baseball team extended their impressive road streak to 17 consecutive victories during a Texas tour. The squad built on strong pitching and timely hitting to sweep multiple games across the Lone Star State.
Mrs. M. M. Brett of Waycross Georgia described a years old struggle with weakness and nervousness. She reports relief after taking Cardui and continued use until she felt well and strong. Cardui was sold at drug stores.
Red Donald brings a Bonham 1899 business directory to the Favorite office. The single sheet lists county officers, a courthouse image, and 43 advertisers. only two officers survive, with seven of the associated business figures still living. The First National Bank and Charles E Foster remain in place.
Louie Long former S M U all American end and pro football player suffered the loss of his left arm in an automobile collision with a truck near Terrell. He was en route to Henderson from Dallas when his car was struck and the limb was severed above the elbow. He received blood transfusions at a Terrell hospital and is listed in critical condition.
A Fort Worth Star Telegram quote argues that third party efforts fail because the public realizes that two parties can still create trouble. The line reflects a skeptical view of third party movements.
Denver June 27. The Conoco Travel Bureau reports hundreds of thousands of motorists join summer trips, aided by a 160 person Denver staff. Since 1930 the bureau has provided free maps guides hotels and parcel checking to travelers, with 100 plus hires in the last month and a travel season peak near July 20. Anyone traveling by car may use the service.
Elmer Bud Blount a 32 year old Oak Cliff catcher for the Mustletoe creamery team died of a heart attack while running out an infield hit in Irving. The game was halted in the second inning as he collapsed at first base. Blount a veteran Oak Cliff athlete recognized on both baseball and football fields for nearly 15 years had previously starred as a lineman for Power Training School. An inquest by Justice Robert Ogden returned a verdict of death by heart attack. He is survived by his widow a son and his grandparents. Burial will be at Laurel Land Cemetery with services at Lamar Smith chapel.
Persistent bladder troubles are described with back pain and burning during urination. The ad promotes Dr Bond’s Kidney and Bladder medicine priced at 60 cents or 1.20 dollars, available from J W Peeler Drug Store.
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