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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1938
Page
3
Application for extension of electric project coverage in a Bonham area lists 450 miles of class C lines and preliminary work from Washington. Four engineers and three tuns are in Bonham. the job aims to finish within two days and involves $111,000 for construction.
Readable text shows a rural electric cooperative plan involving a contract and service expansion. It notes equal numbers of customers, a Line Drops slogan, and statewide project themes. Key entities include Rural Electric, Fannin, and Vir Line.
An unclear report from United Press WME cites a fascist controlled today on the eve of signing a French German pact. It notes Italy and Germany aligned and discusses Alsace with a population described as 590,000 Germans.
Dated Detroit report notes a meeting at a boyhood home with references to public service and historic roles. The piece mentions John Garner and Roy Miller, detailing long-time political ties and a ceremonial address delivered by a former president.
Readable fragments show a celebration of Barthelay turning 90 with September and Plere Stad noted as leaders. The item indicates a community event honoring Barthelay and mentions Stad leading aspects of the observance.
An accord secured by French and British leaders under Allied pressure ends the immediate threat of war. Chamberlain and allies insist on recognized boundaries while Germany accepts terms. French and German representatives sign the agreement, signaling a shift away from escalating conflict and toward diplomatic settlement.
A Lyceum program planned for three counties centers on local education and civic topics. The article notes a panel discussion in Bonham and references broader educational aims and public interest in the course.
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