Bonham Social News Highlights Local Travels
Mrs Katherne Preston of Denton visits Bonham for a spell. Chas Hassell in Dallas on business. Miss Ann Caldwell plans homeward trip to Lubbock after Bonham visit. Mr and Mrs Prentiss Gross of Phoenix visit Mrs L Gross and relatives. Mr and Mrs N T Barton and daughter of Philadelphia visit James Carmichael and family. Mrs Barton and Mrs Carmichael are sisters. Mr and Mrs A J Taylor and daughters Jesstina and Baby Doro the expected Saturday. Miss Virginia Rainey returns from East Texas house parties and visits relatives. Miss Elizabeth Lipscomb leaves with Dallas party for Camp Kickapoo Nevada Las Vegas NM for eight weeks. Mr and Mrs Julius Evans and daughters Ida Maz and Julian return from Galveston with sun tan. Mrs Morean Spivy and daughter Ann arrive from Louisville and New York City visiting Cordelia Spivy and John R Phillips family.
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N. T. Barton
Philadelphia
James Carmichael
Mrs. Barton
Mrs. Carmichael
A. J. Taylor
Jesstina
Baby Dorothe
Our City
Morean Spivy
Miss Ann
Louinville, Ga
John R. Phillips
New York City
Cordelia Spivy
Ann
Antique dealer showcases Queen Anne sideboard
The excerpt follows a brisk exchange with a dealer praising a Queen Anne sideboard while a comment about wedding rice being saved in cotton bags is noted, reflecting light social banter and practical humor.
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Oto American
All-Bran Relieves Constipation Says Cadillac Resident
A Cadillac resident Lester Bartholomew reports long term relief from constipation after eating All-Bran cereal two to three times daily for over a year. The ad claims bulk and vitamin B aid elimination and notes two tablespoonfuls daily typically overcome most constipation, with medical advice if no relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Bartholomew
Cadillac, Mich
Baseball Results Across Leagues and District Loans
Texas League Oklahoma City beat Dallas 13 to 5 and Galveston overwhelmed Houston 14 to 0 in night games. San Antonio defeated Beaumont 10 to 5. National and American Leagues show Philadelphia 7 over Boston 1 and Detroit 8 over Chicago 7 in 40 innings. Congress authorized loans totaling 587 million to industry 75 million to school districts and 25 million to irrigation districts.
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Oklahoma City
Dallas
San Antonio
Beaumont
Galveston
Houston
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Jacksonville
Palestine
Lufkin
Loneven
Tyler
Henderson
Congress
Temporary air mail contracts expire and rates cut
Temporary air mail contracts will expire by fall and rates will be reduced from 8 to 6 cents per ounce.
Insurance on deposits extended for another year
Banks extend federal deposit insurance for one more year guaranteeing deposits up to $5,000 per customer. The move reassures savers as financial protections remain in place amid market uncertainty.
Ed White Upsets Banks to Reach Golf Championship Semis
In heat at Cleveland Country Club Ed White of Texas defeated Notre Dame’s Johnny Banks in an extra hole after a marathon round. Earlier Charley Kocsis of Michigan dominated Woodrow Mallow 9 and 8 as two Georgia Tech players reached the semifinals. The finals were set for Saturday with Kocsis facing White.
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Cleveland
Charley Kocsis
University of Michigan
Wirner
Kocsis
Woodrow Mallow
Ed White
Texas
Johnny Banks
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Charley Yates
Frank Ridley
Yates
Bill Dear
Dear
Walter Emery
Ridley
Vince Fehlig
Whte
Koocsis
Mallow
Banks
White
Banks O Nerfee
Unusual Harvests Add Revenue for Fishermen
Swordfish livers once thrown overboard now supply Portland fishermen with an extra income as a medicinal ingredient. Delinted cotton seed planted with wheat drills on W. E. McLaughlin’s acreage in Balis Texas signals cropping innovations.
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Portland
W. E. McLaughlin
Balis
Texas
Secretary of Agriculture backs Child Labor Amendment for farmers
In a Country Home magazine article, the Secretary argues the amendment benefits farm dwellers and notes twenty states have ratified while sixteen remain.
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Secretary of Agriculture
the Country Home
Honey Grove and Bonham Set Nov 29 Football at Honey Grove
Sup Frank Morgan of the Honey Grove Public Schools announces the 1944 football schedule is complete except for November 2. The schedule lists games against Paris, Gooch and Ingans, Clarksville, Cooper, Commerce, Owen, Farmersville, and a Bonham meet at Honey Grove on November 29.
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Frank Morgan
Honey Grove Public Schools
iIts
Laduiia
Greece
Honey Grove
Ladonfia
Paris
Gooch and
Ingans
Clarksville
Cooper Honey Grove
Commerce
Owen
Farmersville
Bonham
Signal Citizen
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