30 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1930
Page
1
An advertisement for The Primrose Pottery Shop in Bonham lists porcelain and pottery items from Brittany and other wares. It describes a display of jades, golds, English blue and browns and a rhymed scene of a mug and jug by a doorway. The write up ends with a poetic note by Hisio Gole.
The South Side celebrates a new park as a communal triumph with wide support from readers. The piece lauds civic effort, notes rain and crops concerns, praises good roads, and envisions the park opening on July 4 with wider community access. It blends local color with calls for patience and unity.
Readers urge immediate access to automobile tax money for Fannin County roads. They accuse hold ups by local officials and compare progress with Grayson County, calling for state highway work to proceed and benefit local families. They question readiness and demand accountability.
Sleet and rain threaten corn and cotton in the south and north with worries over a critical stage of growth. Officials expect rainfall to affect yields, and farmers await relief as moisture aids the crops in some areas while delaying others.
The clippings blend editorials on speeding and heat, with notes on industrial and waterway development, Texas growth promises, and voter tax pledges. The mix reflects regional concerns from Ladonia to Denison and Arkansas, highlighting public sentiment and infrastructure ambitions.
Fragmentary sports page note describes gym activity and reader interest in favorite want ads. Names, dates, and clear events are not readable, but the fragment hints at a gym scene and advertisement chatter.
A Sherman man died when an oil company truck overturned after hitting loose gravel one mile north of Capevine at 2 35 pm Tuesday. James Oliver Morris, 2, son of Rev J Morris retired Baptist minister of Sherman, died in Grapevine about an hour later. Passengers Mrs Goodson and her husband, also of Sherman, survived with injuries. Morris had been driving the truck for Transcontinental Oil, the vehicle demolished but not burning. Funeral services were held at North Park Baptist church, with interment in West Hill cemetery.
Auburn Washington June 28. Carl Jorgenson returns from a fishing trip with a flying fish he hooked in Loos creek. A witness will swear he did not plant it. The man says he caught the creature exactly as encyclopedias describe a flying fish and refuses to explain how it ended up far from its native haunts.
Readable OCR fragments show remarks about a woman’s dress and others’ perception of her judgment. The language implies social scrutiny but lacks clear context or attribution.
Fragmentary remarks mix garden activity with stray musings on seeds drugs and work. References to a porous plaster for a duck and a brief nod to Woman's Home Companion appear among casual thoughts about job quality and motivation.
Bought at special prices an attractive lot of New Silk dresses. White and pastel shades.
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