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For keen buyers and
hard drivers
Goodrich Cavalier
s low as $/f Q7
■JV/fADE by the oldest, most experienced
tire manufacturer; It brings the same
cord construction as the new Safety Silver-
town; It’s big. It’s husky; It’s handsome:; s
For keen buyers and hard drivers, we don’t
know a tire to match it; Just look at the price;
For price and quality, compare the Good-
rich Cavalier with any other tire in the field;
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THE BONHAM HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1932
WARRANTY DEEDS
W. B. Dobbs and wife to Mrs. Delia
Green, 40 acres out of a survey in the
name of D. M. Morrison for 320 acres
R. L. Boyd and wife to Bonham
State Bank, First tract being 83 acres
of the Alexander Russell survey, sec.
tract being 20 1-4 acres of the said
Alexander Russell survey.
J. H. Floyd by trustee to First Na-
tional Bank of Dallas, First tract be-
ing 452 acres of the John House sur-
vey, second and third tracts being
100 acres and 50 acres of the Bram-
lette & Ryon survey, fourth to the
16th tracts being 80 acres, 20% acres
27 *3-4 acres, 25.11 acres, 77% acres,
10 acres, 9% acres, 40 acres, 88 acres
5.11 acres and 15.51 acres of the M.
D. McClure survey.
Dallas Joint Stock Land Honk to W.
B. Taylor, First tract being E 40 acres
of 100 acres of the Martin Moore sur-
vey No. 24, second tract being 53
acres of the Martin Moore survey No.
24.
A. C. Woodard and wife to Maude
L. Spelce, being lots 4, 5, 6, and 7 in
block No. 1 and lots 7 and 8 in block
No. 12 in the town of Wind'om.
E. F. White to L. A. Clark, 23 feet
4 inches 'by 165 feet out of block No.
27 in the town of Honey Grove.
T. M. Paschal and wife to First
National Bank of Honey Grove, Texas
Northwest one-fourth of block No. 97
in Honey Grove, and being out of the
J. J. Nicholson survey.
J. M. Stephens >et al to Clarence
'Stephens, 101% acres out of the C. G.
Breeding survey of 640 acres and be-
ing about 1 mile West of Orangeville.
W. A. Eoutotte and wife to W. B.
Morris and wife Ada Morris, 65-100
acre of the Samuel Erwin survey, ab-
stract No. 348 in the city of Honey
Grove.
J. C. Saunders and wife to Bess Van
Zandt, 68 feet x 150 feet of Block No.
5 of the J. P. Simpson donation to
Bonham.
J. A. Shaw and wife to The Western
an d Southern Life Insurance Com-
pany, first tract being 50 acres of the
E. Bowsell survey, patent No. 444,
volume 8, abstract No. 88, second
tract being 6 acres of the G. W. Mar-
tin survey, patent No. 682 volume 9
abstract No. 736, third tract being 3.4
acres out of the G. W. Martin survey
patent No. 662 volume 9, abstract No.
736.
C. Z. McLarry, administrator of the
estate of J. O'. McLarry, deceased to
N. J. Richardson, 10 acres of the
Adaline McLarry 160 acre survey.
F. J. Dihoney, administrator of the
estate of R. H. Dohoney, deceased, to
Lamar National Farm Loan Associa-
tion 90 acres of the J. L. Dillingham.
W. P. Owens and wife to Amy C.
Brwin, H. L. Nunn and wife Josephine
Nunn, being part of block No. 7 of
Tnglish donation to the town of Bon-
ham, being out of the Bailey Inglish
survey.
William L. Jones Trustee to H. W.
Lang, 42% acres out of the Isaac
Blanta survey and the John Whitten-
berg survey.
Nancy Jane Blackwell et al to Geo.
S. Williams, being lots 1, 2, and 3 in
block No. 2 of Parmele addition to the
town of Leonard.
Fannin County to M, A. Waggoner,
partition of 100 acres of the Wm.
Blundell survey (East 45 acres to
Fannin County and the remaining 55
acres to M. A. Waggoner.
Ada Mae Rhodes and husband to L.
A. Rhodes, first tract being *310 acres
of the John Whittenberg survey, pat-
ent No. 933 volume 4, abstract No.
1165, second tract being 120 acres of
the John Whittenberg survey, patent
No. 933, volume 4, abstratc No. 1165.
J. I. Rhodes and wife to A. J.
Rhodes, 160 acres of land more or less
patented to Joseph Hobbs, assignee of
Major Smith.
Walter Nail to Irene Jones, first
tract being 95 acres out of the J. T.
Hobbs 1476 acre survey, abstract No.
446, second tract being 5% acres out
of the N. T. Myers survey abstract
No. 722 and in the town of Ladonia,
third tract being 7 acres out of said
1 Myers survey, abstract No. 722, fourth
1 tract being 25 varas by 44 varas, also
a part of the said Myers survey, ab-
stract No. 722 in the North Part of
the town of Ladonia.
Walter Nail to Irene Jones,........
acres of the N. T. Myers 290 acre sur-
vey abstract No. 722 lying on the
North side of Public Square of -La
donia.
R. L. Bean and wife to C. T. Price,
3.6 acres more or less out of the
John McCarty survey of Fannin
County, Texas, and the town of Bailey
C. T* Price and wife to H. H. Black-
i burn, 3;6 acres of land more or less out
j of the Jno. McCarty survey and the
town of Bailey, Texas.
I R. J. Mhrtin and wife to Shelby
I Littrell, 168 feet x 201% feet x 162
I feet x 206 feet of the ,S. Erwin sur-
THE BONHAM STATE BANK
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An institution organized on the basis of sound
values, is not only prepared for valuable service to
every legitimate interest of our community but is
every day demonstrating its effectiveness in such
service.
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vey.
Lanham Oroley Substitute trustee
to Aetna Life Insurance Company of
Hartford Connecticut, 61.37 acres, be-
ing 41.37 acres out of the Southwest
quarter of Section Number twenty-
seven league Nos. 9, 10, 12, and 13 of
the University lands, the West one-
half of said section having been pat-
ented to A. Connelly by patent number
84, volume 5, abstract number 257 and
twenty acres pf land out of the North-
west quarter of the aforsaid section
twenty seven of University land
leagues numbers 9, 10, 12, and 13.
Perry T. McGinnis, substitute
trustee to Jno. Hancock Mutual Life
Insurance Company, first tract being
33% acres out of the Isaac Lyday
survey, patent No. 581 volume 2, ab-
stract No. 632, second tract being
30 acres out of the Richard H. Lisk
survey, patent No. 550 volume No.2
abstract No. 633.
Deets Dorough substitute trustee to
Frank F. Taylor, 100% acres out of
the Bailey Inglish survey, patent No.,
234, volume 1, abstract No. 362.
W. S. Jenkins to R. J. Jenkins, un-
divided 1-5 interest in First tract be-
ing in the Counties of Greyson and
Fannin, being 50 acres of a survey
patented to the heirs of Edward
Daniels, November 12, 1867 by patent
No. 434 voume 17, abstract No. 274,
and 197 acres of land out of a survey
patented to N. J. Journey May 20,
1846, by patent No. 69, volume 5, ab-
stract No. 573, second tract being 130.
382 acre sand 62.874 acres of land in
Fannin and Greyson Couties being
part of land patented to the heirs of
E. Daniel, March 12, 1867 by patent
No. 434, volume 17, abstract No. 274.
Save 35%--
USE CASH COUPON BOOKS
$10.00 worth of rides for $6.50
Don’t strain your pocket book and
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RIDE INTERURBAN AND SAVE
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COMFORT
for COLICKY BABIES
. . . THROUGH CASTORIA’S
GENTLE REGULATION
The .best way to prevent Golie.
•doctors say, is to avoid gas in stomaclj
and bowels by keeping the entird
intestinal tract open, free from waste.
But remember this: a tiny baby’s
tender little organs cannot stand
harsh treatment. They must ba
gently urged. This is just the time
pastona can help most. Castoria,
you know, is made specially for babies
^nd children. It is a pure vegetable
preparation, perfectly harmless. It
contains no harsh drugs, no narcotics.
For years it has helped mothers
through trying times with colicky
jhabies and children suffering witn
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Keep genuine Castoria on hand, with
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CASTORIA
The New Safety
Silvertown
as low as $'
TT’S HERE — a shipment of those
JL new Safety Silvertowns you’ve been
reading about. Three years in develop-
tnent, this is the greatest tire we ever
saw — the safest tire ever built. Come
in — examine it; Imagine this price
for a super tire!
Lowest prices ever quoted
Goodrich Commander
as low as
p OODRICH never before made a tire ati
VJ such prices; Huge purchases of rubber
and cotton at the bottom of the market made
it possible ; ;•; If you’re trading in your car
next year, this is your tire. It won’t lei you
down. And you’ll get just as much allowance
for your car as if you put on more expensive
tires. Take a look at this Goodrich Com-
mander;
Heatlet* of 3 oulstandimy
C^^dricli. values/
The tire sensation of 1932
. . . meeting today’s need
for more safety in motor-
ing. A 15% thicker tread,
bringing thousands of
miles additional anti-skid
performance. New trac-
tive tread design... more
grip on the road than any
other tire...The strongest
tire carcass ever built...
exclusive Goodrich cord
construction combating
internal friction, heat,
wear. . Yet look at the
price...imagine such prices
for a super tire! Then come
in and see it.
MORE ANTI-SKID MILE-
AGS—15 % THI CKBil
.TREAD ... Cross section
of tread of the ntw
Silvertown — 'Aig
15% thicker, 15% n.crj
thickness hi iox '.*io:;2<ind9
of miles additional fat<~
skid performance — s*j*
motoring.
BETTER GRIP ON THE
ROAD... When you jam
on your brakes, Safety Sil-
vertowns bring you to a
safe stop at {A} ... Next
best anti-skiditires bring
you to a Safe stop at {3f.
A B
SILENT SPEED — LESS
NERVEi'ATIGUB ....
Top line indicates si-
lence of the new Safety
GREATER ELGWOUT
PROTECTION PLoir*
graph f A/ saoos cro^*
section o i coni in or ci-
liary ti-°—no rubber
side. {A} s iows rubber
forced deepinto the h-art
Of the cord—protection
against faction,heat, wear.
Silvertown in o^oretnui,
as contrasted with oper-
ating noise of three other
makes of tirss.
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Newby, G. R. The Bonham Herald (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 37, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 31, 1932, newspaper, March 31, 1932; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth991606/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bonham Public Library.