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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1924
Page
5
A lighthearted, timeless exchange imagines a running feud between a shoe and a sock. The joke riffs on wear and weariness as the shoe complains of holes while the sock vows steadfast resistance, capturing a playful spirit likely enjoyed by all ages.
A Hicksville justice quizzed a motorist on a speeding charge mockingly asking if the deputy sheriff lied. The motorist replied not guilty and the judge urged cheerful demeanor during the exchange.
In Houston a tarpon fishing party member impressed by pulling in swimmers during an exhibition at the local natatorium. Two McDonalds, both named and both serving, remain in custody in separate desertion cases. Snake removal and a hungry family seeking work highlight a day of varied Texas incidents.
Bonham golfers beat Sherman 20 1 2 to 9 1 2 in a percentage tournament. The teams were tied previously, with Jack Russell filling a lead role in yesterday's event as the standout player.
Ladonia News highlights Mrs Geo Fooshe born near Bonham in 1853 as a Texan pioneer. She recalls Indian incursions in Fannin County, married to George Fooshee in 1870, widow since 1922, active Baptist, longtime Ladonia resident, voter since woman suffrage, respected neighbor and nurse with four children and eleven grandchildren.
Sherman records shine with nine holes in thirty two as Bonham forts a strong thousand percent pace. Bonham team unbeaten, set for a stiff return in Paris after a recent local loss. Players in yesterday's match included Jack Russell Wright Russell and Mar.
The article notes that tin Halsell Dick Saunders Earl Robinson Joe B Johnson Chas Les lie Ben Halsell Dr O C Nevill and John Arledge Jr were entertained yesterday with a pleasant dinner courtesy of the Sherman club.
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