08 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Mckinney Weekly Democrat Gazette
Location
Mckinney, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
1
The message from Tokyo indicates Japan prefers to pursue a treaty binding on its actions and emphasizes cooperation. It frames its stance as a broad world consensus and asserts resolve on economic and arms reduction goals while deflecting certain treaty obligations.
Fragmentary note suggests discussion of a 25 percent share or rate in banking topics. Details are unclear and source text is garbled.
Durant Oklahoma June 1 Two Jokers One armed with a submarine wart state suspected of aiding in a $2000 bank hold up as police pursue unknowns in a case described as a vivid crime scene today.
Judge T C Andrews, recently named by Governor Ferguson to head the board of pardons and paroles, writes from Austin on June 6 noting he has begun his new duties and asks editors to carry his started columns about the board.
Singers from Denison and other towns join F. Willems in a public concert expected to attract a wide audience. The program opens shortly after 8:15 and features out of town guests in a regional musical gathering.
Miss Ruth Pell and Mr Humnes traveled to Dur rant on Thursday June 1 where the Church of Christ pastor Mirley officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Brown of Roland, was presented as a fairest and beloved by many locally.
Denison representative J. W. Adamson returns from Austin with views on state school rent estimates of 12.50 to 14.50 per scholar and a rural allocation of 3 million dollars. He cites four accomplishments of the Serte amid concerns over a four to five million dollar general revenue deficit and warns against expected surplus.
Clifton H Tallant son of Mrs Maggie Tallent writes from Fort Sill Oklahoma detailing life in a US Army camp. He describes meals duties recreation and the rough routine of soldiers including guards and mail from home. He notes about 25 McKinney boys and 75 Collin county youths in the camp and sketches daily schedule and gear care.
The third day of this week's criminal term in Pitty Ninth District court heard the State of Clarence Gotcher charged with theft over 50 dollars, resulting in a two year jail term after defense by Speers Harry of Farmersville. In Texas vs Henry V Pag a guilty verdict and a 500 dollar fine were recorded. Judge F B Vieux noted the term would end Saturday June 17.
Miss Carr manager of the road motion department of the Chamber of Commerce says heavy traffic will make parking difficult at the Century of Progress in Chicago. Exposition officials warned drivers that vehicle congestion will hinder access and parking near the grounds.
Dr. J C Brewin Jr Dr Benn Larcent and Dr P K Robasda attended the District 14 bee in Greenville with Dr Erwin heading the surgical section. Officers listed include J S Dimmitt A L Ridings R S Usry and M D Wilbanks. About 150 donors from Bills Dallas Collin Denton and other counties attended a poultry barbecue and swimming at Greenville club lake.
Fragmentary text shows names Martha Nan Edwarda Anna Ruth Holt and Farnsworth in a Chamberle area. Mentions J oF Farnsworth and family with scattered references to Everett and Br.
Norman H. Davie told the disarmament steering committee in Geneva that the United States favors international supervision of armament makers and strict licensing for manufacture and export of arms. He said supervision should cover government loan manufacturers. Davie left by train for Paris to join the three power disarmament talks.
A surprise birthday dinner was held at the McKinney home for John D. Wilcox to mark his sixty fifth birthday born May 28, 1868 in Cobb County Georgia. Relatives from area towns joined in games and singing after the meal.
So-So the Brockman children’s cat was safely returned home after a 28 cent classified ad ran in this paper. A nearby reader saw the notice, phoned Mrs. Brockman, and the kitty was carried home before the edition reached the Brockman residence. The item highlights how advertising pays in this paper. Louis Jackson of Dallas visits with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. Jackson. Miss Lucy Ann Cowan, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Cowan, is home from C I A Denton for a visit.
Fragmentary weather note reports temperatures at 8 90 p m Thursday and 7 a m Wednesday with degrees and periods. Clipped data hints at wind or precipitation but details are unreadable.
C C Caruth of Weston visits McKinney renewing a Democrat Gazette subscription for his daughter Mrs A Howell who teaches at Paducah Texas Caruth tied to longtime pioneer J E Caruth and his wife Elizabeth George noting his Denton education and family ties in Paducah with comment that there are no better people in the county.
Missionary Society of the First Methodist church held a 3 o clock gathering Monday June 5 at the home of Mrs C P Heard. Honored guest was former president Mrs J D Stiff now of Dallas who also served as district president. Mrs E L Burton presided in her absence and a short skit by Mrs Wallace Hughston and Mrs Dick Allen entertained. Mrs Heard with daughter Mrs Roy Wright extended hospitable refreshments including cherry ice cream home made cake and mints.
Judge W F Robertson of the 126th District Court placed the Security Trust Company of Austin in receivership. The filing by State Banking Commissioner James Shaw and Assistant Attorney General H Grady Chandler sought orderly liquidation to protect depositors interests. Bond set at 25000. Local details mention Claude Pollard and Mrs W H Chandler of McKinney.
James Mattern resumed his solo around the world flight from New York after a sleep stop in Omsk Russia. He planned next stop at Chita about 1 700 miles east and remained at Omsk overnight after arriving with about 6 850 miles flown since New York as Post Gatty’s record pace lagged behind.
County Farm Agent Jack McCullough gives step by step baiting directions to control rats in the county. Pre bait for two nights, then add poison on the third night using Red Squill, with placement in areas of prior consumption. Gather or burn dead rats to prevent livestock illness. treat birds if limberneck occurs. A home recipe mix for pre bait is provided, along with detailed poisoned bait proportions and application sizes.
Officers of Eastern Star fraternal lodge announced new matron and officers for the chapter in a brief notice. No further details provided about names or terms.
Fragmented text indicates a June 4 report from Cleburne Texas involving Mrs Culwell and visitors. Mentions Mrs Floyd Harry attorney and McKinney. The copy is garbled with unclear names and roles, hindering a clear event summary.
June 1908 display advert for good fresh gentle horses at hvac stable. Offers single or double ear options and notes prices and services provided by & Sons hvac stable.
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