21 Sep 1932
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1932
Page
1
D S Skipworth died in Ector last night and was laid to rest this afternoon at 4 at the Methodist church in Ector. He is survived by three children William Skipworth of Ector, Mrs Minnie Downs of this city, and Nise Beulah Skipworth of Ector.
Washington March 20 the Senate approved a conference report on legalization of 3.2 percent beer. The measure goes to the House and then to President Roosevelt for signature likely by nightfall. Legal for purchase within 15 days except where banned by state or local law.
The county commissioners meet to draft the audit specifications voted by the court. Only certified accountants with county audit experience will be invited to bid, with costs estimated in the thousands of dollars.
Judge Horace Hunt of Lamasco and A E Stanford of Penney's travel to Bonham on business. J G Cline of Wolfe City and Joe Cline of Bailey visit the Favorite office while Joe notes local fates. Henry Gates recovers from a Sherman hospital operation and Horace Woodward enjoys the day in his wheelchair. Mrs Will J Thomas improves after illness as oil field talk winds through Longview.
In Bonham region 655 men work on Runnels and Concho Counties highways under federal relief. Veterans are preferred for 30 hours week with pay rates 30 cents for ordinary labor and 45 cents for skilled work. House action in Topeka blocks ratification machinery for the amendment repeal.
A new congress law requires newspapers to publish annual lists of stockholders and mortgagees, replacing the former twice yearly releases in April and October. The measure also bars free publicity and mandates clear labeling of paid advertising. failure to comply risks mail privileges and fines.
Mrs T F Gray died at the family home on East Sixth street about 7 30 am today following a year long illness. She was daughter of James and Tribble and widow of Frank Gray who served as Fannin County clerk. Survived by eight grown children in Texas and Dallas. she was a Baptist and known for kindness. Funeral 3 30 pm Wednesday at the family home. friends invited.
Bring me your radio for repairs inspection and tests made free. All work guaranteed and prices reasonable. Good prices on tubes. John Humphries 514 West 6th St Bonham.
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