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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
8
A Pacific Fountain Trade motto stresses practical ethics for business safety. It urges honest handshake, hard work, wise counsel, standards, association support, and confident, fair competition to build lasting reputation and success.
The Taylorville column lists social visits and happenings: families like the Clarks, Sudderths, Cuddy, and Seglers share Sundays in Greenville Dodd City Sherman and Dover. farm life cotton picking continues while locals like Fred Hitt gain recognition. marriages include Beulah Denson and Lawrence Lindsey.
A light shower cooled the air in White Shed area as residents shared visits and greetings. Hattie Fairchild and aunt Larg Fairchild were among those seen visiting, with numerous gatherings noted including a birthday cream supper for Fay and Clay Winkler attended by about 75 people.
We relay small town updates as cotton picking resumes and dry weather continues. Miss Eula Mae Chaffin visits sister Mrs Oscar Chaffin this week. Miss Novelyn Thompson of Paris visits relatives here. Mrs W B Hicks and daughters visit mother Mrs J P McKinney Thursday. Mr Albert Weathersby and Miss Nancy Floyd spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs Howard. Mr W I Stoddard and family visit Mr and Mrs J J Chain. Miss Lula Belle Skinner is homea.
Local residents report frequent church attendance with pastor Bro Miller from Bonham conducting services. Visitors include Mrs. John Lyons of Smackover Ark and many neighbors sharing gatherings, picnics, and singing at White Shed. Several families moved, traveled, or hosted guests, while cotton picking continues and Moonlight picnics are noted.
Bowling Produce Co offers ducks and geese for sale in Honey Grove. Phone contact listed as 444. Information brief notes availability and a local contact method for buyers.
Fresh run of Mt Pleasant sorghum molasses offered at 1.25 dollars per gallon. Sid Smith contact phone 561. Also offers printing of bill heads.
Mrs. Margaret Ross Lansdowne claims politics influenced Navy orders to launch the Shenandoah voyage in which Lieut. Com. Zachary Lansdowne died. She says Commander Wilbur rejected cancellations despite fears of severe Ohio thunderstorms and dangerous air currents.
A summary of airship accidents from 1910 to 1923 detailing losses of numerous dirigibles and airships. Notable incidents include the French Dixtrade in 1923 with 52 crew lost, the ZR-2 over the Humber River with over 40 dead, and the US Roma crash at Hampton Roads with 34 fatalities. Additional crashes involve the Akron, L-1, L-2, Zepplins L-3 and L-6, and Deutschlands 1 and 2 among others.
The British airship B-34 that crossed the Atlantic in July 1910 was wrecked at its base by a strong wind on January 29, 1921. No fatalities occurred.
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