07 Nov 1935
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1935
Page
1
Secretary Wallace cautions against land value inflation and warns that real estate dealers may drive a land boom like 1919. He calls for restoring land values to genuine levels while supporting production and debt security.
A Dallas veteran defend s free conscience against forced flag salutes arguing coercion threatens freedom. He cites a New Jersey school board expulsion over refusals and warns against jail sentences for noncompliance, urging respect for liberty and opposition to government enforcement.
Tay lorville H D Club members met at the clubhouse on Tuesday November 5th and voted in new officers. President Otto Gray, vice president Harold Sikes, secretary treasurer L A Bowman, council member Larry Hammond, reporter J Lee Tarply, bedroom demonstrator Jes Blanton, food demonstrator Jewe Clark. They plan to meet January 1936 and discuss a Christmas program.
The community reports visitors from Fort Worth and Bonham, a new Methodist preacher Rev. W R Rosser arriving to replace Bro Miller, and services led by Rosser with a gospel message. Also noted are medical updates, travel of families to Dallas and Sherman, a death in the Maybank area, and ongoing church board activities.
The column lists school progress under Mr McWwhirter with staff Lillian Williams Grace Ward and Evelyn Brent. It notes a Hallowe'en carnival at the school and church visits by Rev J E Fender with guests Rev Thomas and Mrs Finder and Patricia. Many families visit or move locally including Avary Peebles Johns Ward Buiggers and others. A separate note covers Ralph Thurman winning a typing prize for his story and the Tiger staff receiving a typewriter for each member.
Mrs Fulmer died November 2 at 7:30 p.m. in a Hot Springs Arkansas hospital after illness. She leaves her husband and several relatives including a step child Everett Palmer of Clarendale Minnesota, adopted child Colleen Fulmer of Maybank, a niece and four nephews of Childress Texas. Funeral held at the Baptist church in Maybank conducted by Pastor Herbert J. Miles with burial at Windom cemetery. Out-of-town relatives attended.
Edhube residents hosted visitors from Dodd City Bonham Leonard and Ira over the weekend. Rev Clint Hunley ill at Ryan Oklahoma drew concern from friends. A box supper at the school raised 38.30 for Edhube school with strong community help.
A roundup of forthcoming titles and estimates of their appeal. Mari Sandoz’s Old Jules and H G Wells Things To Come lead the list along with Sholokhov Seeds of Tomorrow and Webb The Texas Rangers. Ted Husing Ten Years Before the Mike and Lady Murasaki The Tale of Genji are noted for readers seeking varied genres.
The "Baby Bonds" program began on March 1 and is bringing in over one million dollars daily to the Treasury. The initiative aims to bolster federal finances through daily heavy inflows.
Bombs exploded within minutes at the Teutonian Avenue State Bank and the No. 5 Police Station in Milwaukee. Nathan Belkind, a grocer across from the station, said his store remained undamaged but police station windows were blown out and several nearby buildings suffered damage.
The Republican National Committee established its Western headquarters in Chicago last week as part of a broader expansion. Chairman announced plans to coordinate campaigns across the region and bolster fundraising and outreach efforts.
Fletcher declares the coming year’s contest will be fought in the West, signaling a strategic focus on western theaters and implying shifts in political or military emphasis.
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