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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1925
Page
3
Published daily except Sunday from Bonham Texas. Notices must be paid at one cent per word. Obituaries and cards of thanks billed at the same rate. Change of address requires old and new addresses. Foreign representatives listed.
A long editorial mixs religious reflection with political analysis. It discusses Psalm 16 beliefs, court authority, and opposition to amending Prohibition era laws, then shifts to John Henry Kirby urging Coolidge to keep sugar tariffs. The piece frames liberty, law, and economic policy with a cautious, moral tone.
A State Press column comments on sugar and lumber tariffs, arguing cheap sugar would boost dessert affordability but raise costs elsewhere. It notes Douglas Kirby and other leaders defend higher lumber tariffs while positing the effect on farmers and everyday goods like toothpicks.
A fragmentary clipping appears to reference a shopping topic or ad style line with unclear meaning. The text mentions a self made man and beer in a disjointed flow, offering no coherent event or person to report.
The Houston executive committee considers demanding resignation of Mrs Blundworth as National executive committeeman from Texas amid arguments over party allegiance and appointments. Critics question the purpose of Republicans if not for office and policy.
In Ferguson injunction debate the Texas Attorney General argues the law may bar women from state and city offices if Mrs Ferguson loses her bid. He notes many women already hold offices and warns a ruling against her could spark a broader backlash. The letter cites parodic asides about animal training and public reaction.
Box supper postponed due to rain. McAl limp Coal ad invites readers to call for prompt delivery of Bon Supper and drug fund services. Includes cryptic lines about Tillson's and local arrangements with unclear details.
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