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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1931
Page
4
Tyler Texas June 29 Ed Storey died while working in a stow field during the first heat of the year. He collapsed returning to work after a drink of water. The incident occurred near Tyler as heat gripped the region. Local reports note the hot, humid conditions contributing to the tragedy.
A short item notes medicines in pill and liquid forms for headaches neuralgia colds and malaria, promising remedies within a few days. A salve for babies’ colds is also mentioned.
Bonham will not observe Independence Day or First Monday due to the holiday falling on a Saturday and the following day. Local merchants plan a week of value giving with special clearance across departments at M. C. Spivy & Co. in Bonham. A separate item notes a fatality in Dallas related to a blood clot, mentioning Jam. Ikda ward Reinh, 25, a farmer of 1024 East Arlington Avenue, Dallas, with no clear context.
A Princeton Kentucky woman details relief from pain and nervousness after using Cardus. She suffered a side ache and restless nights before trying Cardus on her mother’s recommendation. After four bottles she reports better health and urges others to use Cardus.
Austin report shows cotton bagging use may rise as mills agree to seven pounds extra weight for cotton wrapped bales to offset weight difference with jute. McDonald cites widespread mill support and potential 65 million pounds of cotton used, boosting market.
Selection of a sulkier attorney general a banker and a legislator as an advisory committee to the Texas division of cotton campaign is announced by the group. W A Keeling T H W Davin and Wacre Westbrook were chosen to the committee to work with officers in planning a state wide drive to enroll workers in the campaign.
Fragment text reports a humorous line about Laughing Simmers and a Salvation Army man, followed by a notice of a special week sale at M. C. Spivy & Co Bonham offering men's fine pants odd lots with prices cleared to $1.45 from values up to three dollars.
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