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The readable fragment mentions a sum of $3744 and a reference to 30.00. The text is partial and lacks clear entities or context to determine a full event or outcome.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1925
Page
5
The readable fragment mentions a sum of $3744 and a reference to 30.00. The text is partial and lacks clear entities or context to determine a full event or outcome.
United States faces a dilatory stance in all phases of air travel and must abandon standstill policy. Postmaster General New told the president's aircraft board that the government should foster commercial aviation by lighted airways and establish a new Bureau of Aeronautics via the Winslow bill. Henry Doherty warned at the American Gas Association convention that oil supplies are alarmingly tight.
A child asks if washing his face is required while the mother insists, and the boy compares to his sister, delivering a light domestic moment from a humorous exchange.
Cloudy skies and scattered showers are forecast across the country today. Moisture moves in from the west with cool temperatures and periods of light to moderate rain likely in many regions.
Bezeum of Bhopal India’s only woman ruler travels to London with her son’s succession in mind. She wears a veil to meet King George and Queen Mary, and spends about fifteen minutes in the India room at Buckingham Palace.
In 1923, based on five year averages from the official census, Texas fisheries yielded about 19,560,000 pounds of products valued at 782,000 dollars, down from 25,000,000 pounds worth 667,000 dollars in 1918, a drop nearing five and a half million pounds.
Evansville Ind Oct 13 The jury panel for the trial of D C Stephenson former grand dragon of the Indiana Klan and Earl K Lenek and Earl Gentry may be completed today The three men are charged with the murder of Madge Oberholzer who died from poison after an alleged attack and kidnapping by Stephenson and his mates
Next week Bonham physicians assisted by Red Cross Nutrition Worker Miss Hall will conduct schoolchild physicals. The quick exams cover ears eyes nose throat teeth and overall condition. Parents will receive notices for any defects, guiding follow up with their family physicians for treatment and nutrition.
The White House said European countries seeking private loans in the United States would boost their credit if they settle debts to the U S government. The notice appeared as a brief statement from Washington on October 18.
Oct 13 Washington reports Secretary of War Weeks resigning due to ill health. President Coolidge faces a cabinet choice shaping defense policy. Acting War Secretary Dwight Davis is favored, with Dwight Morrow, Charles D Hilles, New York postmaster New, and Hanford McNider also named as possible successors.
Dwight Davis of St Louis was named secretary of war after the resignation of Weeks of Massachusetts. The announcements came at the cabinet meeting this morning and Weeks is expected to retire immediately after five years in office under two presidents.
The Northern Telephone-Con volunteers provide a county rain report with light showers at Lamascoy Ravenna and Bailey. A shower reached Sherman while Bonham Daily records a morning drizzle. Roads became slick from the small rain.
Pittsburg beat Washington 3 to 2 this afternoon per Smith-Jones radio. One more game remains and Walter Johnson may pitch for the Senators tomorrow. Johnson already has two World Series wins and is hailed as a remarkable pitcher.
Cloudy skies greet Pittsburgh as bleacher crowds form for the sixth game at Forbes Field. Lineups likely Washington Ferguson Ruel for Washington and Kremer Smith for Pittsburgh.
A Favorite representative reported in Jenison that Lone Star Gas Co. workers dig a trench and lay pipe toward Paris with gas expected by Christmas. The committee says subscribers are secured and urges action to form a Gas Committee to push the project forward.
A brief aphorism from Spartanburg Suy urges careful word choice to avoid later regret. The maxim emphasizes prudence in speech and the social cost of harsh or reckless statements.
Flooding drenches Austin and nearby areas with seven inches of rain causing widespread damage and disruption. A separate item notes a plenary session of a security pact conference postponed until tomorrow pending Germany's cabinet decision on joining the league.
Heavy rain continued in Austin after a night of downpour with seven inches recorded by the weather bureau. Flooding crippled traffic as creeks overflowed and lightning damaged the public school and a UT dormitory but caused no casualties.
Hugh Anderson, long associated with the Texas and Pacific Railroad, is critically ill at his Fest 9th Street home. He has been declining since May Day, with doctors expressing no hope for recovery as friends in Bonham await the outcome.
Fifteen planes from Kelley Field Texas under Captain George Davidson departed for Washington this morning as the first air brigade moves toward the capital.
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