Field Reporter Seeks Subscriptions in Fannin County
A field piece introduces J P Callahan of Dodd City Route 1 and Arnold Harvey of Dodd City Route 1 as long time Daily Favorite readers. It notes Callahan farms 450 acres near Dodd City with chickens and a tractor, and Harvey farms 65 acres with horses and 55 chickens. The writer asks readers to renew or start subscriptions to support local papers and promises a morning visit to collect owed amounts.
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Nodd City
J P Callahan
Dodd Route 1
Fannin County
Dodd City
Brotherton
Rhode Island
Ray
Gene
Lenwood
Gld
Arnold Harvey
Ravenna
Irma Journey
Welfare Office Receives Largest CCC Enrollee Call
The Fannin County Welfare office reports a record call for 150 white and 11 colored junior CCC enrollees. Supervisor Mrs Will Nevill says Bonham has never seen a larger draft, with recruits to report to Wolfe City headquarters on April 5 6 7 and 8. They range from 18 to 24 years old.
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CCC
Fannin County
Will Nevill
Nevill
Bonham
Wolfe City
Texas
United States
Monkey provokes laughter as officer kissed by simian
London report describes hundreds of shoppers laughing as a monkey named Jocko faced a police officer. The officer retreated when the animal charged, showed teeth, and followed by leaping onto the officer’s shoulder and kissing him instead of biting.
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London
Jocko
Bere
Joco
Joe Jinks Ends Days of Trouble, Court Declares
Joe Jinks faces a turning point as legal action concludes and authorities announce a resolution ending the period of disturbance. The outcome signals closure for the local community and those involved.
Mulberry meeting backs road bond issue says Newton
W E Newton and Louis Woosley attended a community meeting at a Mulberry school house to explain the road bond issue. Newton asserts the local people are nearly unanimous for the bonds and predicts high support at the upcoming Saturday vote.
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W E Newton
Chamber of Commerce
Louis Woosley
Mulberry
Newton
Texas Power and Light distributes new Texas Almanac
The Texas Power and Light Co distributes several copies of the 1939-40 Texas Almanac. The Daily Feverie acknowledges receipt with thanks to Juan McRae, manager of the Bonham office, for the copy and its information.
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Texas Power & Light Co
Daily Feverie
Juan McRae
Bonham Highway Lot Offers Large Concrete Building
A sizable building on highway five with a 30 by 100 foot concrete floor and 20 foot rear section is available for purchase. The property runs along an east west corridor through Bonham and is described as a potential bargain for buyers.
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Bonham
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Twobishap Hale Brcapt Bunday
Monti
W. G. Vaughn
POR Sale
Oakland
Bill Maroney
R. T. Lipacombs
Por S
Motor Company
J Qa. Gil B. Patis
Milier - Yates
Ladonia
F O. Thomas
Bud Smith
Dennis Bales
Higginbotham-Broger Lumber Co
Secon
Evans Street
Yor Sale
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Bonham Call No 2
Olivia M Whedbee
Whitewright
John E Nevill
West 4Th
Deets Dorouch Co
Benham
Ros
Benham Dally
Fanninounty
J Hays
the Bonham News
Alexander Drug CO
Singer Sewing Machines
George Curtis
Bonham Drug CO
Magnelia
Henry R. Scates
Bonham Brug Stere
Bryant
F .M. Loughmiller
Cutropractor
X-Ray
Newocalmeter
Joe Jinks
Venezuela
Puerto Rico
Dominican Republic
New York
Uncle Sam's Military Academy
West Point
Urance
Herbert Braid
U. S. S. Phoenix
Edward F. Poole
6Th Infantry
Alvn Goldberg
Ellensville
N. Y
C. W. Baird
Dallas
Eugty
Farnesil
Nea
Mir M
Shuler Bros. Barber Shop
Enos Simpson
Roy Shaire i
Shuler
Tires Square Service
Sta
Dixie Motor Coach
IFS
M.A
Bartte
Tula
Phione
Alexander Drug Store
M. A. Taylor & Co
Berd
Ray’s Helpyselfy Laundry
Baby
Boontam
Hapcuery
H. Witcher, Mer
Mayer
Chas Merwin Jor
Hrdlicka
M’ Newton
Texas Power and Light
Will H. Evans
San
Oxer
First National Bank
Mme
BL. Adams
S.eb
Fannin County Abstract CO
Adams
Ella Cinders
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