Local residents and visitors noted in Bonham today
Prewell Earthman and Harry J. Harris of Texas Power and Light Co. were in Bonham on business. Mrs. W. P. Crawford left for Denton County visits. Clergy and college officials traveled to Sherman for Carr Burdette College board meeting. Various residents like P. L. West, Mark Williams, Dr. H. H. Mitchell, Dr. R. W. Jackson, and Miss Hope Sisson are mentioned with their activities and connections to Dallas, Sherman, and Hamlin Texas.
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Prewell Earthman
Texas Power & Light Co
Sherman
Bonham
Harry J. Harris
Dallas
W. P. Crawford
Denton County
C. E. Wagner
Will H. Evans
Carr Burdette College
P. L. West
Edhube
Rotary Club
R. W. Jackson
Jackson
W. W. Armstrong
Mark Williams
Albert Taylor
Hope Sisson
Hamlin
Jones County
Texas
Miss Hope
Bonham Public Schools
Wage War on Signboards
Maine highway police chief Arthur H. Field says signboards on and intersecting highways will be torn down to remove signs that obstruct motorists vision and violate the recent legislature. The campaign targets signs both inside and outside highway limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Maine
Arthur H. Field
State Highway Police
The Can-Stocked Homemaker and Her Husband Opens Cans
A Boston Traveler quip notes the modern skilled housewife relies on canned goods while her husband handles the opening, highlighting changing domestic habits and gender roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Traveler
Baptist Young People's Union Holds Quarterly Meeting
The BYPU met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Womach on Tuesday night September 15 for a quarterly business session. Mrs. J. F. Rayburn and Mr. J. E. Farmer offered suggestions, unfinished business was completed, plans were set to improve attendance, and refreshments were served.
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Baptist Young People’s Unier
Edgar Womach
J. F. Rayburn
J. E. Farmer
Ontario 4.4 beer fails to satisfy US probe tour
A US Congress special committee touring Ontario reports 4.4 beer unsatisfactory to 95 percent of respondents. They found no decrease in bootleg liquor sales and no move away from hard drinks, with most interviewees deeming the system unsatisfactory. A Denver man seeks a rattlesnake pet. doctors see a fighting chance of recovery.
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Ontario
United States Congress
United States
Canada
Hap
Grant M. Hudson
New York World
Hudson
Denver
Escanaba Press
Bicycle Commute Emerges From Parking Dilemma
A Lafayette motorist lugs a bike to work after locating a parking spot, turning a daily grind into a two-wheeled sidestep. The scene captures local frustrations and adaptive solutions to parking in the city.
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Lafayette Journal and Courier
Funeral Held Tuesday for Claude Raney in Dodd City
Claude Raney, shot Monday afternoon near Murphey Hill east of the city, was buried Tuesday at Dodd City cemetery after services at the Baptist church. The Raney family, long in the area, was mourned by a large crowd as friends offered condolences and praised his upright character.
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Claude Raney
Murphey Hill
Baptist Church
Dodd City
Claude
Horace Smith
Claud
L. C. Raney
Raney
North Side Stores Painted Up For Circus Fever
Residents note paints on the north side of the square with Mabenty Prannon Peeler and Johnson doing work. The painter claims a contract for the entire row and hints other sides may be next to dress up for the event. The local paper editor expects the effort to be printed and the district ready as crowds arrive.
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Fee
MaMbety
Prannon’s
Peeler
Johnson
Nat
Ford Showpiece Arrives at Halsell Motor Co
The improvi Ford car is here and on display at Halsell Motor Co. potential buyers are invited to see the new model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halsell Mortor Co.'s
Ensemble coats gain fur lining for Winter fashion
United Press reports designers extend the ensemble concept into winter wear with fur lined coats and satin or crepe gowns. Fur trimmed collars and cuffs echo the fur theme. ensembles in velvet and duvetyne fabrics feature leopard or sable dyed fur. Dark greens browns and wines dominate, with emphasis on coordinated hues and softer color palettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Sorghum Smut Seen After Corn Planting In County
L. J. Williams tours the county and reports sorghum heads full of smut. He notes he has not seen sorghum smut before and believes the problem followed last year’s corn on the same land. Williams suggests switching to cotton next season, citing cotton’s immunity to smut.
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Williams
World's Biggest Morse Still Gaining Weight
Lubber the horse, claimed largest in the world, has added over 200 pounds in a year. Standing over twenty hands high and weighing about 3000 pounds, the five year old shows continued growth. Owner A E Pouton says Lubber travels Nebraska fairs but faces no competitors in his class.
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Wisner
Neb
United Press
Lubber
A. E. Pouten
T. Pouton
Nebraska
Lubber Wa
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Desert
Arledge Bros
Passale Daily Herald
Ryon
Ormandale
R. A. Risser & Company
H. H. Mitchell
National Dental Association
Louisville
Kentucky
Mitchell
Blue Grass State
BY. P.A
Edgar Womack
Mite
Te Lee
Dodd
City Cemetery
B.W. E. Newtor
Walla
North Main Street
A. ©. Nevilly
de Roberts
Webber
Trent
Plyers
J. Doom Mitchell
Care General Delivery
Cityre Gift
Wedda Hoyt
L. D. Williams
Ney
Peg
Oy Ras Raps
Hancock-Nevill Company
Electric Dynamic Corp
Cecile Demilles
Lewis
Ter
Whitmans
American Theatre Today
Evelyn Brent
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