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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1934
Page
5
For County Clerk, candidates listed are Charls IR Jones, Joan O. Biggs, Olvin Gross. The race centers on these three names and their bid for the county's clerk position.
The Bonhi Purple Warriors project a profitable season with spring workouts under a new lineup. Home and away class A and conference games are set from Sept 28 to Nov 30 against Rockwall Denton McKinney Commerce Clarksville Cooper Parr Sherman Honey Grove and more. Also included is the Armistice game and the annual Thanksgiving contest with Honey Grove.
Ambiguous report places world speed record holder Sig Campbell in Souto inca area while rumors spread of him chasing Captain Kid loot. Sparse details mention a merchant vessel ashore near Luderitz and a ship named Movwul sunk after an incident, with locals noting a possible loot haul.
Dallas police seek a suspect after a man fired into a crowd of about 11 youths at a picnic on the Oak Cliff outskirts. Two people were wounded Miss Jackie Brewer 156 thigh and W O Monday 9 hand. The shooter damaged the group's truck windshield and headlights and shouted threats.
The weekly index of the New York Times shows steady gains for seven of the last eight weeks ending March 10. Compared with 1934 and 1938, gains appear strong, with regions like the South and West reaching hogm-time proportions. Retail and wholesale trade show improvement and manufacturing remains firm as plans for a nine to ten percent employment rise are debated amid relief demands. Steel and railroad orders shift as the automotive industry faces labor tensions.
Minneapolis April 10. Six persons including three children were found shot to death at the home of A. Freudenfeld. The dead are Mr and Mrs Freudenfeld their three children and Mrs Freudenfeld's mother. Police are investigating whether it was murder or murders and a possible stakeout. shooting began about 3 am as neighbors heard shots.
In Dallas Hills 68 faced a murder charge connected to a fatal shooting at a Letot home. Witnesses Jenkins and Hillis described the event as Hillis claimed a warning to stay away before the shooting. Lowery, a caretaker, will be buried at Farers Lawn Cemetery after a funeral in Laredo.
Local talent presents fish stories as revenue rises with six percent year on year. Licenses appear steady while a 2.6 percent boost is noted in certain bi events. The report highlights Henry Pate rieck and Uhes performance, with praise for Whe other Frante’s pot.
Readable OCR text shows scattered personal names and partial notices. The snippet includes bits about a Dr. Austin program at a specific time and garbled phrases, with some mention of a store and a dead voter.
Bonham to Dallas round trip fare listed as 3.00 with three hour service. express trips and minimum charge 25 cents noted. Adds cabinet and stationery supplies of W. Finley Type c and Mooney’s Wotor Coaches with stops via Farmersville and Dallas.
The brief notes a shift in spring weather with lighter winds and little temperature change. It reports funeral services for Mrs. Lette Whiteside, age 78, longtime Cooke County resident, who died Saturday night. Services were held Monday at Hardy Cemetery in Montrose with Rev. Gregg Howard officiating.
A reflective line about neighbors and competing lawns surfaces, with Arkansas and Gaerte referenced as playful anchors in a regional tone. The quote hints at social comparison and shareable hardware, suggesting a community vignette rather than a hard news item.
Ford’s priceless collection of road vehicles forms the central feature of the Ford Exposition at the Chicago World’s Fair. Hugh Ferriss of New York envisions a grand transportation show with circular walls displaying large photosaurals above a motorized exhibit. The centerpiece includes No 099, a relic from Ford’s early racing days, anchoring an architectural design by Albert Rabe of Detroit.
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