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Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1935

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Mule Car Challenge and Boxing Gate Receipts Reported

Kansas City report notes William Briggs challenges the world with a mule ear contest, promising a 44 inch ear and seeking a Missouri-backed confession of the longest mule ear. In New York, Louis and Carnera draw 57,000 paid attendees, grossing 528000 with Louis earning about 49680 and Carnera around 9600. milk fund proceeds listed as 27900.

Kansas City William Briggs Brives Briggs Platt County Thomas B. Bush Briegs Mary Frick Lash Oraaus Yankees Stadium Mike Ji Ecoy Louis Carntra

Census plan criticized by Denison Herald over intrusive questions

The Denison Herald attacks the Federal Statistical Bureau census proposal describing an eighteen page form asking personal details on diet wardrobe and household habits. It warns of government waste and urges opposition to costly, intrusive data gathering. The piece also notes political debt debates and praises local Bonham band efforts.

Denison Herald Federal Statistical Bureau United States Herald Agkad the Herald

Moridy plans divorce ease in Texas move

Gilmer Mirror reports Moridy backs procedural changes as a step toward simplifying divorce in Texas. The Supreme Court debate shifts to constitutional over by laws, signaling a broader legal reconsideration.

Moridy Gilmer Mirror Supreme Court Jess Gilmer

Hollywood Idea Sparks Laguee’s Daring Plot

A cryptic note hints at a Hollywood style concept from Dumb Dora Apora, detailing a daring scheme and the unnamed author’s fascination. The message suggests anticipation of a bold creative move.

Apora

Local Talent Shines At Community Party Event

A local talent showcase drew residents to a community party where performers offered music, dance, and other entertainment. Organizers praised the diverse lineup and thanked volunteers for their support.

Bible Verse Quotation From Romans 10 9

A religious quotation presents Romans 10 9 about confessing Jesus as Lord and believing God raised him from the dead for salvation. The line echoes early Christian doctrine and spirit of faith.

Jesus

Not So Very Long Since Spring Blooms Appeared

A nostalgic poem recalls early spring signs in a yard with Snowdrops Forsythia Lilys and garden blooms. The speaker Nancy Richey Ranson cherishes childhood memories tied to the garden and fragrant blossoms.

Nancy Richey Ranson

Debate on League of Nations membership in America

The Cleveland Plain Dealer cites Sarah Wambaugh and Newton D Baker arguing that America must join the League of Nations with safeguards to prevent another war. The paper notes past reluctance to join and says the issue remains unresolved until major war danger ends.

League of Nations America League Sarah Wambaugh League Secretariant Plarr Stone Mather Cleveland Miss Wambaugh Mathers Newton D. Baker New York United States Europe the Plain Dealer Americas Cleveland Plain Dealer

Fragmentary quotes from Dallas, Dallas News, and Marshall articles

A collage of quoted lines references dogs, a young Oklahoma woman’s thirty day sentence for an attempted killing, Roy Bean jurisprudence, and remarks on public opinion. It weaves 1930s era tone across several papers including Dallas Journal Dallas News and Marshall News.

Oklahoma Roy Bean Pecos Dallas News

Paragrapher Notes on Power and Policy Across Papers

A collage of quotes surveys views on gender, diplomacy, constitutions, and earnings. References include Old Settler in Hugo News, Norfolk Ledger Dispatch, Toledo Blade, Indianapolis Star, Florida Times Union, and Florence Herald noting remarks on women, Hitler, debts, earnings, and representation.

Increase in Salaries of Rural Teachers

Texas country and rural school teachers receive a raise as the state board boosts minimum pay from 5 to 10 dollars per month. Rural aid schools set basic pay at 86 dollars monthly for 1935 with a maximum 95 dollars paid over eight months. Principals’ salaries rise from 65 to 100 dollars in one room schools reaching 125 to 135 dollars in eight teacher schools.

Austin Texas State Board of Ecucation

Works Turns Hw York Rudelyn Bozzia Pleads Guilty

The taxi driver Bozzia admitted guilt after nearly striking a pedestrian and using abusive language when challenged. He was jailed for two days. Patrolman James McNamze, in plain clothes, witnessed the event.

WORKS York Rudelyn Bozzia Bozzia Passtran James McNamze Mufti

Secretary Ickes Credits PWA Loans for Massive Rail Jobs

Secretary Ickes states PWA loans to railroads funded a program that employed 200,000 workers. The claim ties federal loans to widespread labor activity and railroad modernization completed under the project.

Ickes PWA

Card of thanks for Mrs. Bigby Philip’s passing

Expresses gratitude from Mr. Bigby Philip and family to friends and neighbors for their faithfulness and kindness during their sorrow after the death of Mrs. Bigby Philip. Names Mr. Bigby Philip Mrs. Delin Maguirk Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mayoutrt included.

Bigby Philip Delin (Maguirk) Robinson J. C. Mayoutrt

Pennsylvania bill fails over longest English word

HARRIEBUNRG Pa legislators did not adopt the long term pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis as part of the occupational disease bill. The measure was killed in committee. Classified ads note eye exams and glasses appointments.

Pennsylvania

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