The Bonham Daily Favorite (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 265, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 12, 1926 Page: 1 of 6
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VOLUME XXIII
UNITED PRESS SERVICE
NUMBER 265
BONHAM, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1220 '
LOCAL COUNTY NEWS
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GENERAL STRIKE IS NOW OVER
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TEN THOUSAND NOW LETTERS TO TRAVEL
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IN HOUSTON AT THE FAST NOW ENROUTE ' SO CHAIRMAN OF THF COURT OF CRIMINAL
LIGHTER THAN AIR
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DALLAS TO CHICAGO
APPEALS SO ORDERS SHIP-OVER THE POLE
GREAT CONVENTION
COMMISSION URGES
IT MAY GO TO PIECES SOON, IT THE NEW LINE TO RUN FROM) MORNING SESSION OF MEETING
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IS NOW THOUGHT BY THE
GOVERNMENT
ONCE A DREAM NOW TO BE
THE REAL THING
TAKEN UP WITH SERMON
AND REPORTS
DOGS NOW THAN EVER -ARE
BITING LIVESTOCK
LIBERAL. KANSAS, TO CITY
OF AMARILLO
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Trad, in Bonham and be satisfied.
very minute
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to the point. He said that when a in complimentary terms of the Fax
The Interests of the Small Depositor Are
Not Overlooked at This Bank
We value small accounts and do all we can to make this class
of depositors feel at home.
YOUR BUSINESS WILL BE APPRECIATED
Have you Bought Your Ticket for Fannin Club Show
Friday night. • *
THE FANNIN COUNTY STATE BANK
A GUARANTY FUND BANK
transport carrier planes hopped offguson has issued a
here at 8:15 this morning. bound forfective May 15th,
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Trade in Bonham and be satisfied. Will H. Evans, opened the meeting by
— ___________ explaining very briefly the purpose
FANNN COUNTY AGRICULTURAL COUNCIL
HELD A SESSION IN BONHAM ON TUESDAY
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stracting on a Corona
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xpend
t?d each year to
authorized the Rock Island to con-
struct a 146-mile line from Liberal,
Kansas, to Amarillo, Texas.
H. L. RODGERS COMPANY
“The Good Clothe* Store.”
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were a receipt for ev
the worry out of the
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By United Prss.
AUSTIN, May 12.- The court of
house of commons late thia afternoon meeting of the school term to.be held
that negotiations to settle the coaljat the High School building at 3:30
- " ... . program wjll be offered and plans
dition. roared over the
world.’ The craft left
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OSLO. May 12.—For the first time
in history an airship has flown over
the North Pole. At 1 o’clock this
morning the dirigible Norge, carry-
ing Anrundsen-Ellsworth polar expe-
more than a year, refutes the ar-
gument that Portables are too light
for heavy work.
Ask the Misses Hancocks, Man-
agers, what they think about them.
. w, C. FINLEY
and second to
GENERAL STRIKE IN
ENGLAND COLLAPSES
COAL STRIKE IS ON
) TO BUILD TO TEXAS
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and these the Council ha*. He Ulus- dorsing what had already been said. >
better than any they were ever «Me । impoverished until they do not now
to secure as separate individuals ' produce pr acre nearly so much as
Marketing associations well planne !j they did. This is all the result of the
LONDON, May 12.—Th? miners’
executive committee this afternoon
rejected the trades union council's
proposal for the solution of the mine
dispute, explaining that in calling
off the general strike, council took
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THIS IS STATION F. I. S. H.
Owned and operated by The Truth Society
and broadcasting from our /
CHAS. DAVIS HARDWARE,CO.
HAVE STOOD THE TEST
The fact that the Bonham Ab-
stract Co. has done all ita. ah-
f she had pa
he month
t Room in E
Fannin
A merica
obtained is he knows. He said that he was hear-
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AUSTIN, May 12.
In applying the remedy there must dent of the T. & P. was
With a good season tobacco raisers
| made a living. hut when a poor crop
' year came, or if prices were low, he
। nearly starved, since he had no mon
i ey tobuy feed and food that he ought
to have raised at home. Not until
bankruptcy faced them did the to-
bacco growers organize into socie-
ties for mutual assistance in harvest.
two attempts for the negative vote, inarching on
By United Press.
WASHINGTON, May 12. The In-
Railroad Commission. The automo-
bile figured in ten of the accidents,
it was reported.
By United Press.
LONDON, May 12.—The general
strike, which gripped England like a
vise, for nine days, has been ended.,
but the coal strike will continue, it
was announced, eight and a half days
after the general strike became ef-
fective. The. withdrawil of the gen-
eral strike order was announced aw-
in the government’s chancellor. Lu , By United Press.
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some phase of the to take notice and learn more than
ing, storing and marketing their pm [ corn. the bushels of oats, the number
ducts. By workng together they soonof cows, hogs and horses have all
found that they could secure price s i decreased. The lands have become
the North, inaugurating a 12-hour nation of all dogs against rabies, up- former sheriff and tax collector of
mail service between the Southwest ' on recommendation of the State Live! Miller county. Arkansas, •who Arkan-
You’ll Fook smart e
proclamation; ef -
providing vacci-lease from custody of J. A. Gurley
sas -of fit ials have been seeking to
take bark to ^erv? a term in th? pen-
itentiary at Litt! Rock, barred withyesterday to fly acr
themisappropriatwp of pub lic fun de Alaska.
The cburt ruled faverabM pon
» introduced,!
remark* in-
ter a meeting at Premier Baldwin's
residence, between members of the--
trades union council.
jective for missions, benevolence and carrying a total of seventy pounds Callan, chairman of the commission,
education in the South-wide activi-,of mail in the initial trip. Pickups told the Governor that rabies among
ties- during "the coming year. The will be made at Fort Worth, Oka- dogs was more prevalent than ever
conventon sermon was delivered bv-homa City, and Wichita, Kansas, in known in the history -6f the state
the Rev. F. F. Brown, of Knoxville, I route to Kansas City* A sister ship ---—o---
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A. J. Cook, secretary of the min-
ers federation, told the United Press
that the coal strike would continue.
“There wilr be no change in the sit-
uation as for as we are concerned,"
Cook said. “There will be no re-
sumption of the work by the miners
until a delegate conference has been
called.” Cook has summoned dele-
gates from all parts of th? country
to meet here Friday “to decide whether
er the strike shall continue beyond
that day.
Premier Baldwine announced in the
1st of
Ladies Re
the Southern Baptist convention here.
Reports were heard during the morn-
which will recommend the establish-
ment of a $9,000,000 financial ob-
remedy. The farmers of
ther. ■ Tbe vote went against Luther )
after hi forces were forestalled i ha
and Chicago. “Miss Dallas" and Stock Commission, for the protection
“Miss Fort Worth" are the ' plAhes,, of the livestock of the state Leo
WARSAW, May. 12, A revolution
too, see them
Rumors of an impending .fascist Pisudskx, Poland's greatest military
putsch spread throughout the ity hero, is leading the revolution. T -
[following the adverse vote, but.it was action is the result of a week's polit-
) unconfirmed. ! nal unrest . ’
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TWELVE-HOUR MAIL SERVICE LEO (ALLAN SAYS MORE MAD
May Land in Nome Tonight ,
TL< dirigbile Norge, carrying the
polar explorers is proceeding excel-
lently, according t<» reports received
out here. Troops are
the capital. Marshal
Every bank has a different way of extending courtesies. We
believe our methods will appeal to you. All questions are ans-
wered promptly, and we are sure we can be helpful to you in
money matters. By keeping your account with this bank you
wiH soon discover values in our service which you would not
afterwards be without.
bankers, professional nren, 1 laborers enough. There must be co-operation land to eek to grow*otton in Fgypt
land all other classes who will take'with the public officials, with theand other dependencies, England is
I part in the work. There are no sal-i transportation lines, with the healthnow buying a smaller pci ent of
aried officers, no dues to be paid by preservers, wth the educators. The jour cotton than it did ten years ago
Dirigible Has “Gone Over the Top,” Sailing Over Today
------------ [here this afternoon, which said the
...................... nat ...... • • ™ ■ CUT OFF WITH POLES REICHSTAG AGAINST i 1. ............
- "m,e am GiERMAN CHANCELLOR REVOLUTION STARTS
Tommie Inglis has gone to Madill. The weather is reported as gener- were < ut off at 5 o'clock .th" after- -------- 1 no l lAl canIA
Oklahoma, on business for the TM ally far for the next twenty-four noon, due to the revolutionary out- By United Press, * N WAKSAW I Al I I Al
Weathesrby Furniture Co. hours. .break in that country. BERLIN. May 12. The Germai "muon" umn
— . . .. 4 reichstag voted a lac k of ■ onfidenee —— -----
Commission has • sand visitors and delegates are in at
tendance at the opening session of
-
felting account with
tubs ’of the checks
he . ancelled checks
ut ft took all of
terns in the country, which will be yetjgram the Council has mapped out.
more efficient when the plans for As long as we are not in distress we
improvement are all completed. The never think of co-opernting with each
Fannin County farmers must follow; other, but we are distressed now and
the Agricultural Coundl in carrying/we must work together We are try-
out its splendid plan- for the next)ing to remedy a had condition we
five years. He warned the farmetsjhave been bringing on ourselves for
not to expect to accomplish too much, fifty years, and it will take all of
in one year, but to be content with us. farmers, bankers, college men.1
small success at first. The once richbusiness men, newspaper men andi
lands of Texas, he said, do not now, all a long time to cure a disease of,
produce as much of anything as they long duration. One of the principal,
did ten years ago except cotton and factors in curing the disease is the
tenants. The number of bushels of (Continued from Psge Fire) |
individual, that we are dependent,up-
on each other, and that no man has
the right to disregard the interests
of another. The other principle is
, that of co-operation, wherein men
[work together for the common good,
each regarding the interest of the
! other. In mH great enterprises suc-
' cess must come in this way.
He illustrated his point by refe-
i ring to the county in which he lived
as a young man, and where the people
were a one-crop people, much as Tek-
haye.no laundry bill
audio. You will be entertained for the next
several months by “Mr. Striking Bass.” This
gentleman is well known to all lovers of the
Outdoors. You can “tune him in with any
kind of tackle, but you can't “bring him in •
Mear” (to the boat) unless you have Tackle of
Quality. 4
....... and well managed are, he said one of high price of cotton following the
purpose of the afternoon’s program. Ithe requisites of success for the cot war. That induced mor? men to plant
(The Council, he explained, is compos - tan farmer. But co-operation of I more aeres of cotton and fewer
edof practical farmers, business men, farmers with each other is not acies of other thing* It forced Eng
The body of Mrs. Willie Richardson,
who died in West Texas, was brought
to Trenton, where interment * took
place today, so the Favorite is ad-
vised.
DALLAS, May 12, Two national AUSTIN, May 11.- Governor Fer-
she had done with the
how.
"Then a friend persus
-our bank. It was eas
definite program wisely carried out ( ha.« Whisenhunt,
(Tennessee, is due to arrive from Chicago at 5;30
Six persons • —---————,— this afternoon, .
were killed ami thirteem injured ini will Tidwell, of Eetor, was in, the -----o-—--
grade erossing accidents during theleity today. He says the recent hai! +4,4444 44444444
month of March, according to the
be competent and honest leaders, but .made only a few
MAA CHARGED IN DISTRICT THE DREAM OF THE YEARS HAS
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the members and nobody expects to'highest tax we pay is the tax levied England wants better cotton tha we
[make anything by the work they areby ignorance. Success must domeraise, and it must have it it ' cor
(doing further than to help make the from co-operation. tinuesto buy from us Last year we
j farm, the truck patch, the orchard. One of the first things the Council raised five million bales of . otton
the stock ranch, the poultry and nth-1 decided it must do was to seek the that the world would not buy . a nd
er interests of the Fannin county co-operation of the transportation this surplus will be uried net to
(farmer profitable. All who now be- lines that handle the farmers' pro- depress the price of the next er .. We
long to the Council are co-operating ducts. It found the railroads ready must learn to grow better tt > at
and begging all others to co-operate and-mtiousto aid Ollie B. Webb a lower price net round of cos' The
in the work for the interest of the [ formerly of Texas, but now assistant ‘Dalia- News’ "More Bales n Fewer
entire,county. 'to the general manager of the Texas Acres,” and more acres in othe
There was not so large a crowd as& Pacific road at Nw Orleans, came crops contest was commended as th
was hoped for, but there was a goodly [here today to tak a part in ’he best effort that is being made f o h
[number present, among whom were a Council meeting. Il- was introdured farmers. He commended the Dalla
| lot of the progressive women of the
I county.
। The chairman of the meeting first
|i introduced Dr. W. P. King, president
' of Carr-Burdette College of Sher-4
man, who spoke for twenty minutes,
co-operation in the work, making it
one of the great requisites of success.
He said that two systems of philos-
ophy prevailed in the world, and men
divided into two groups, one of which
believed in and advocated the prin-
cipltes of individualism—each man for
himself and his own interests, going
his own way and caring naught - for
the way others might have to go.
These men never learn that there is
no such thing as independence for the
They are cool, stylish -and -keep their -shape, YeuH
VACCINATE THE DOGS GURLEY TO GO FREE MAN CONQUERS WITH
The Fannin County Agricultural
Council held its regular session yes-
terday afternoon from 2 to 5 o’dock
I in the Best theater. The president,
HELP Get a Band—Buy Your Ticket to. Fannin Club
Show Friday Nighe.
road a few years azo. The president said that if a railroad man knows as
mapped out a ten year plan of im-imuch about farming as Ollie Webb
provement, so much money to be devo- i showed he knows, the farmer ought
to carry out will cure the sickness Robert Wynne, division superinten-
The cabinet resigned.
By United Press.
HOUSTON, May 12—Ten thou-
as now is. That crop was tobacco.
Fannin Singleton and by Miss Barber, the
County know that their business is Home Demonstration Agent. JI
sick. The Council has clearly and; urged the farmers to co operate ini
correctly diagncacd the disease, and. the effort they are making tn make
it has recommended a remedy thatthe farm profitable. These workers
will cure. The five years’ program and the Agricultural Counci and
mapperl out by the Council, and other organizations are leading the
which it is working to get the people right way.
trated the success that comes from One of the best talks made was by
Edition for a habeas corpue relea
and reversed the Howie county ii
trict court whose ruling war-udver
to Gurley.
man found that he was sick there, itc for its effort to suppl Fannin
were two things to do. First seek county with an able and helpful •
the nature and cause of the trouble per. He commended the splendid
find and apply the work being done by founty Agent
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Evans, Ashley. The Bonham Daily Favorite (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 265, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 12, 1926, newspaper, May 12, 1926; Bonham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1548132/m1/1/: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bonham Public Library.