07 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1935
Page
1
A biblical reflection cites Hebrews 2 9 noting Christ Jesus for the suffering of death crowned with glory and honour that by God’s grace he might taste death for every man. The quote contrasts nature’s fruit bearing with the Christian claim of salvation through Jesus.
The Kraft Phenix Company in Bonham celebrates one year of operation inviting customers and friends from 10:30 AM to evening. The plant employs a small staff but boosts dairy farmers by buying milk and cream, supporting Fannin county farmers and local merchants with growing receipts and promising future expansion.
Athens and Henderson county residents celebrated the first strictly rural power line in Henderson county built by Texas Power and Light Company. A barbecue followed the ceremony as citizens praised the pioneer effort likely to transform farm life by providing cheap power and enabling profitable new uses for crops and equipment.
Aileen L. Fisher contrasts Spring and Autumn, choosing Autumn for its mellow amber charm. The poem celebrates Fall colors and hazy hills while noting Spring's youth and gaiety.
The Denison Herald notes a drop in pari mutuel wagering at Arlington Downs fall meet to 2,889,861 from 3.8 million plus in earlier meets. It argues racing fans are cooling as bettors realize the games favor the house and predicts waning enthusiasm except for persistent gamblers.
The Clarksville Times notes government announcements come as Christmas hopes rise. Tim Middlen of the Marshall News quotes Tim Middlen on choosing peace over hate. A Red River man earns 700 dollars from three acres of tomatoes, with 2 paid agents likely to press a reduction pledge next year.
In a racy collection of city items headlines note police orders for grooming and neatness. The piece references civic standards and local enforcement with a touch of social commentary.
A set of opinion quotes from several papers criticizing welfare myths and urging work. The Dallas Journal questions divide and conquer poverty actions, Greenville Banner mocks paternalism, and Cor-Sicana Sun notes hardship while President Roosevelt says spending peaks are over and work is needed.
Windom reports cooler conditions with ice on Monday morning. Many hogs killed this week and last. Residents Po wlen Carl Spelee and Nell Dowlen returned from visits after trips to Austin and Yexay University. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Jack McFarland of Little Rock stayed for Thanksgiving and shared meals with local families.
Dodd City residents welcome Mr and Mrs Chas Word of Dodd City who bought the Payne place and moved to town. Mrs H H Leeman suffered a shoulder injury but is improving. Several relatives visited from Greenville Dallas Tulsa Commerce and Temple. An unknown man in Atlantic City faces potential hydrophobia after protecting a dog. Relief jobs rose to 2 009 339 in the week ending November 9.
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