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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1928
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a person named Williams and Ki with references to a field and school, plus a December discovery. Details unclear, but implies a local event or discovery affecting a school or community.
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Reverend Charlie Graves of Clark Memorial Church brings a one pound tomato to the Favorite office and teases of more. The piece notes old beliefs about tomatoes being poisonous and now praises their healthfulness while listing local visits and social updates from residents such as Miss Lorene McGouirk and Mrs. G B Estes.
Miss Lucile Vernon plans a dinner at the Fire Avenue hotel in New York City on July 1. Attending will be Miss Cordelia Spivey of this city and Columbia University in New York is noted as her school. About thirty guests are expected at the event hosted by Mrs. Vernon, daughter of Mr and Mrs J Bove.
Police wire Thelma Hawkins in Vancouver to move Johnny Hawkins gifts to Los Angeles for theft review. The California football ace known as a gentleman burglar faces trouble as his spouse pledges support amid investigations.
Gov Smith accepts his party’s nomination amid ongoing debate over his wet record. The telegram praises the convention and pledges single minded devotion to the country, promising reforms to reduce taxation and improve government efficiency.
Dr Jugene L Opie was elected president of the National Tuberculosis Association at its twenty fourth annual meeting in Portland Oregon. He is director of laboratories at the Phipps Institute Philadelphia.
A lengthy editorial urges restoring old temperance norms and enacting self government with states' rights to curb bootlegging and lawlessness. It notes support for Democratic leadership and praises Governor Smith and Senator Joseph T. Robinson, while inviting readers to share in a congrats telegram.
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