Bonham Daily Favorite masthead and staff
The Bonham Daily Favorite daily newspaper shows H. A. McDougal as publisher with Ashley Evans as managing editor and Chas R Inlish as business manager under Favorite Printing Co.
10 Apr 1930
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1930
Page
1
The Bonham Daily Favorite daily newspaper shows H. A. McDougal as publisher with Ashley Evans as managing editor and Chas R Inlish as business manager under Favorite Printing Co.
The notice lists subscription prices for City Carrier and Mail delivery, offering 1 month to 1 year options with varying prices. It also instructs readers to provide full old and new addresses when changing paper delivery to avoid delays.
Public notices state admissions and benefits with a fee are charged at seven cents per line, five words per line. Obituaries and resolutions of respect follow the same rate. Cash must accompany orders.
Public notice states the publisher will correct any erroneous reflection upon the character reputation or standing of any firm individual or corporation once brought to the publishers’ attention.
Notice notes entry of the publication at the Bonhara Texas post office as second class mail matter and credits the Associated Press for news dispatches.
A devotional excerpt quotes Browning and Malachi and echoes hope in divine care. The piece invokes scripture about the Lord sparing and guiding those who fear Him and expresses rejoicing in the Fatherly relationship with God.
Poem urges embracing daily labor in any setting as a blessing and calling. It argues a steadfast heart can shape tasks into meaningful work, bringing cheerful endurance through labor and rest as day fades.
Professor August Vollmer opened a modern police practice course at the University of Chicago last Tuesday. Lieut Vollmer has tested his theories in California police work and drew 되지 35 policemen from middle western cities and 27 from Chicago on opening day. He argued that policemen will become professional and police administration must be trained in American universities. He criticized rewards for crime capture and warned against routines like the old Watch and Ward model.
Fragmented reflections tie crime prevention to policing and government overreach. Notes on training, criminal risk, deportation, corruption trials, taxation, and public policy, with mentions of Vollmer Eddington and various U S issues, including labor and aviation risks.
Christian Science Monitor notes a New Year breakfast at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue where two strangers were invited in and met the President and aides. The anecdote highlights Hoover's human side, contrasted with a public preference for presidential privacy.
A fragmentary note from Other Pens hints at a breakfast scene and a mysterious person named Mis. references a mobile woman and a girl seeking life as a separate thread. The garbled text mentions a Ms and a Pas campaign with unclear actions.
The Texas papers share a collage of quips and comments from many sources. Editorials joke about Pershing memoirs stage outfits farm income politics and even newspaper quirks across Denison Star Telegram Star-Telegram Tyle Courier Clarksville Times DetNews and Detroit News while noting lighthearted takes on public figures and stages.
Readable bits describe a London Opinion piece on a island church pew dispute between officers wives and a governor's ruling. A separate 5th Corps News fragment recounts a life saver story about a ship sinking and a survivor clinging to soap before reaching shore.
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