11 May 1935
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1935
Page
1
A family's tale follows John from childhood days with Uncle Ben to college and a long life with a wife. Each step centers on a mother who waits, guiding and embracing him through separation, aging, and the end of life. He believes the mother awaits beyond life’s border, and that she still waits for him to come home.
The column riffs on the Patman bonus bill for two billion two hundred million to veterans, mocks printing money to fund relief, and questions state and local spending from Austin to Dallas. Admiral Byrd pride and a June prosperity claim close the brief, reflecting editorial mood and wit.
A home style guide from restaurant chefs shares steps for a simple salad dressing. Rub garlic in the bowl, prepare crisp lettuce, season with salt and pepper, and stir in olive oil gradually before adding vinegar to finish.
The State of Texas to the Sheriff of Fannin County commands the publication of this citation to R. F. Storey and Mamie Storey for a District Court suit No. 12700 filed May 11 1935 by C. P. Johnson. The petition seeks debt judgment foreclosure of lien on 85 14 acres in the Wm H Moore Survey and costs with attorney fees, requiring appearance on June 10 1935.
Friday games in Texas and American leagues show varied scores with Galveston routing Dallas 7 0 and Beaumont blanking Oklahoma City 7 0. National League games were postponed due to rain and cold. Lone Star League standings list Anna Tom Bean Denison and other towns with upcoming matchups.
A reflective piece urges husbands to share cooking duties in households without servants. It argues praise boosts a wife’s morale, describes the cook’s anxious effort over imperfect meals, and asserts firsthand experimentation by husbands would reduce complaints and raise appreciation. The author claims long experience supports the shift.
The Christian Science Monitor argues that state aid to parochial education in Ohio could dominate public schools, forcing children into religious schooling and undermining a secular system. It warns of escalating local and statewide pressure, potential taxpayer strain, and community exodus to areas with public schools.
A senior at Bonham High School writes a reflective poem about a mother’s departure. The piece expresses the ache of separation, enduring grief, and the value of loving deeds over material gifts, concluding with a personal vow of remembrance.
The Katy railroad will build a 30 by 240 foot onion loading shed east of the depot near the Masonic hall at Trenton. Onions from about 2,500 tons in the area will be harvested starting early June for 3 to 4 weeks, with 400 to 500 cars expected to ship from Trenton this season. Local towns will bring onions to Trenton to load.
Radiotelephony is being introduced in large Colombian cities as part of modernization efforts. Officials aim to improve communication infrastructure and public safety services with new wireless voice links citywide.
A reflective poem honors a mother's sacrifice and enduring love. It contrasts worldly judgment with spiritual patience, recalling a silent, steadfast figure who labors, loves, and endures to support a child. The piece frames motherhood as costly yet redemptive, citing resilience and gratitude.
Coleman May 9 A dust storm swept through Coleman this afternoon causing brief disruption. Local radio ad notes Brannon's offers radio sets with one dollar down and weekly payments of one dollar.
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