27 Apr 1934
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1934
Page
1
A compact collection of moral maxims from Emerson and Beecher emphasizes elevating others beyond material wealth. It urges pursuing higher self development, forgetting wealth’s encumbrances, and trusting divine opportunity to arise when tasks are well done. It frames genius as a vessel for personal discovery within one’s own craft.
Chicago reports that only one streamlined high speed train runs between Kansas City and Lincoln. At least nine other railway companies are rushing plans to put the new blunt nosed trains into early operation.
Five men were executed in Uzbekistan, the principal cotton region of the Soviet Union, for hindering the cotton-picking schedule. The executions were carried out in Moscow reports indicating a harsh enforcement stance.
A pithy reflection on pursuing the straight path of faith. The quote emphasizes humble devotion to God’s commandments and steadfast conduct amid questions and disputes.
The National Executive Board of the Boy Scouts of America accepted President Roosevelt’s invitation to hold the first National Jamboree in Washington, D. C., August 21 to 30, in connection with the 25th anniversary celebration. About thirty thousand scouts from across the U.S. and foreign delegations will camp, with Washington cooperating to support planning and logistics for the ten day event.
A local Jam boree committee will develop plans for the T Q Council to be represented by a delegation of 35 Loys as a major Scouting activity.
Henry Rainey and Carra L Cress were married at Duplex on December 23 1889. They will celebrate their golden wedding Sunday at their New Boston home. Rainey moved from Bowie county to Fannin long ago and spent much time there on Red River before returning to Bewle. Their son Orren M Maines lives in New Boston. Old friends in Fannin are invited to send cards or letters.
Christmas purchases offered as useful and attractive with many desirable gift items displayed by M. C. Spivy & Co at 146.
Mr and Mrs John Durrett mark fifty years of marriage December 1 near Campbellville Kentucky. They raised four children two sons and two daughters and have long been active in church and community life. The couple lived in Savoy most of their years with stints in Gunter Post and Sherman and enjoy Thanksgiving with family.
A farmer in Yanada Fukuoka Prefecture Japan has taken in a two headed snake found on his property. The unusual reptile now shares space with the farm animals as villagers observe the creature from a distance.
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