Former Local Man To Show Work of Art In Dallas
A Ronhar native tours Dallas with an exhibition of lithographs. The artist, tied to Newton’s Phones 171-678, travels from Washington and San Pedro to present new pieces and discuss his craft.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1937
Page
2
A Ronhar native tours Dallas with an exhibition of lithographs. The artist, tied to Newton’s Phones 171-678, travels from Washington and San Pedro to present new pieces and discuss his craft.
Officials reveal further names tied to a holding company scheme as the federal tax probe widens. The article lists executives and associates, noting roles with banks and corporations, and cites the mission attorney's report detailing alleged manipulations and filings.
Fragmented OCR text references AMVETIN and a June forecast predicting higher school funding and a potential rise in tax allocations. Names and places are unclear. the readable portions suggest budgeting and public funding debates without concrete dates or figures.
A Sunday assembly drew attention as leaders aligned against the New Deal coalition. Organizers and attendees included noted figures discussing policy shifts and future political strategies.
Damaged OCR fragment shows partial notes on Brown County pecan crop, percentages, and mentions of crops and trade. The readable text hints at production indicators but lacks clear figures, dates, or complete context.
Mixed classifieds note vehicles and items for sale including a 193? model car and truck, a leather goods listing with weights, and a Mulberry Texas area sale. Also includes lost and found, and a rental notice for rooms near a cool location with modern conveniences. Items feature price hints and trade offers. Names and places are partially legible, offering sparse contact clues.
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