11 Feb 1941
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1941
Page
1
A half-grown kitten visits the yard and models contentment and gratitude. It follows politely, accepts an invitation in, sits for dinner away from the table, and chooses a rocking chair as a bed. The author learns a quiet lesson in contentment and gratitude from the cat’s gentle behavior.
Subject to city election rules the ballot will be held on April 1 1941. Candidates and races listed in the official notice outline the municipal offices to be filled.
Mrs C C Perkins Ector Pike announces guaranteed delivery of baby chicks for March and April. Orders are being accepted for Leghorn chicks suitable for large type farming.
The message thanks white and other friends for their support after the death of wife Lottie Stull. It expresses gratitude for kind words and deeds and pledges lasting remembrance of their care. It includes a cooking tip for browning-veal chops and tomato sauce, and ends with a provocative line.
Fort Worth lawyer Joe D Johnson has donated a 3200 acre tract in Fannin County Texas to his Coffee Mill Lake Hereford Ranch project. The development centers on registered Herefords Jerseys and saddle horses with Don Axtell 50th as chief Hereford sire. Money Tell 3rd is touted as a standout two year old bull.
Dallas mourners joined city officials for burial services honoring seven of the ten victims of a hotel fire that swept through a transient men's home. Seven were laid to Restland Memorial Cemetery with American Legion pallbearers. three bodies were claimed by relatives. The fire, caused by clothing igniting from a flame beneath a fumigator, spread through sleeping quarters where 57 men slept.
Gen Walter V Krivitsky once led Soviet Russian army intelligence in western Europe was found shot in a Washington hotel room Monday. Authorities indicated it appeared to be self-inflicted. The chamber maid discovered the body Monday morning and identified him.
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