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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1952
Page
18
At torney General Price Daniel argued against a constitutional challenge to Texas Natural Gas Gathering tax tested in Austin. The 1951 law taxes nine twentieths of a cent per 1000 cubic feet of gas. 59 suits have been filed, most companies paid under protest, about 4 million dollars in suspense in the state treasury.
Mrs Susie Rhea died at her home in Telephone at 5 20 Saturday afternoon widow of the late Bob Rhea she had lived in Telephone 30 years she is survived by sisters Lydia Miller and Sylvia Barrett and many relatives Funeral services were held at the Telephone Baptist Church Sunday at 3 30 p m with Rev J H Fender of Bonham conducting Burial was in Forrest Grove Cemetery Wise Funeral Home in charge
A Red River columnist on his Johnson grass farm urges U S POW camp officials in Korea to run camps as they see fit, stressing individual judgment, self reliance, and humane treatment, while condemning external excuses and bureaucratic hedging. The piece pairs homespun philosophy with blunt critique of official handling of prisoners.
Mrs Annie Davidson Brewer dies at 6 30 Sunday at cousin Miss Betty Gilmer's home in Honey Grove She was born in Honey Grove lived most of her life and joined the Methodist Church early She married George L Brewer of New Orleans February 9 1881 He died in 1929 Survived by Miss Annie Ballew nephew Henry Logan Ballew Velma Ballew Fred Daily half brother Betty Gilmer cousin Funeral set for Monday 5 00 p m at Cooper's Funeral Home with multiple ministers Interment Oakwood Cemetery Pallbearers listed The article notes families traveling to St Louis for a baseball game today.
Fat-tailed sheep raise in the Near East for wool meat and milk. Their tails weigh up to 3 percent of body weight and produce fat used in mak in pastry, per the National Geographic Society.
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