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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1939
Page
1
About 250000 tulips from the Holland Dulb Association are bound for Treasure Island to adorn the California World's Fair. Mrs X M oer notes the plants will grace the display area and reflect the event’s color and design.
Community event celebrates eighth birthday with guests donating to the Paralyas Fund. Attendees include locals and sponsors who support the cause, highlighting charitable efforts in the area.
A group of Texas women launches a drive to raise funds for children crippled by paralysis. They plan events and solicit support from communities to aid medical treatment and mobility aids. The effort highlights local charity committees and appeals for donations.
Obituaries and death notices from Bonham and Honey Grove list Mia at North Square photography studio owner Parrish, First Presbyterian Church member active in charity and music, and others including W Kinkead of Ken tucky born 1858 who lived in Fannin County. The notices note church affiliations, survivors, and funeral arrangements.
The land board falls under new jurisdiction and states that federal and state lands are not taxed by local schools and counties. Several Texas counties have reduced rates, reducing tax revenue on these lands. The real estate board is expected to adjust coins on these items.
New York report summarizes H G Wells hypothesis in Liberty Magazine that by 1949 Europe may see a larger Reich and a cluster of protected states possibly extending into Asia Minor. He doubts France’s boundaries will shift much, and notes Britain risks lost Gibraltar and Cyprus while Malta and the isles hold strategic value amid a rising German power led by Hitler and allies.
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