10 Apr 1935
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1935
Page
1
Bonham Daily Fanorite issues include publisher notes and editorial by H. A. McDougal Ashley Evans with Associated Press credit. Public notice invites corrections to any erroneous reflections and directs readers to report to publishers. Entry indicates Bonham Texas mailing characteristics.
An essay argues that individuals alone bear responsibility for crime and sin, not society. It cites a Jackson City Mississippi jail case of a woman aiding Raymond Hamilton in an escape after a bank robbery to show personal choices shape outcomes, despite social influences.
A critical day looms as Britain Italy and France plan a Stresa conference to address Germanys plans to fully arm and reclaim territory while Europe braces for possible conflict. Also noted are Adolph S. Ochs death and various political musings on war peace and governance.
A compilation of brief quips from Texas papers noting lighthearted lines about corn-hog protestors subscription humor, a wife powdering her nose, revolutions, grocery bills and gas, devil's pace, and the Emperor of Manchukuo in Japan with a spider and fly joke.
A collage of brief jokes and quips from an old newspaper's humor page. Bits include a pickpocket anecdote on a train, a mother and child exchange about a church choir, submarine life banter from Annapolis, a wife shooting accusation about powder marks, a moth’s seasonal wardrobe joke, and a sharp line about a contractor benefiting from a hospital project.
A collage of religious aphorisms from Matthew and a meditation on renewal and growth. Fragments include a J G Helland quote on home life and a poem by Jo TMeyhnne Johnson from the New York Times.
The Schoge Board convened to consider a petition requesting an appropriation to fund the salary of Mr. Crelia as band instructor. The measure reflects community support for maintaining the band, though no decision was made at the meeting.
Bland Smith and Barnett McAnally lead a Faris group on a two week fishing expedition to Oklahoma with Tonne Bennett serving as cook at the First National Park site. A hot special features a filigree birthstone ring in bright colors priced at 1.95 from Brannans. Tugwell to head a 950 million plan for land relief.
In Pascagoula Mississippi Rev J J Payne preached from I Have Sinned Against the Lord while jailed for the Adelbert Ewing murder. He is held with his wife Vivian Payne who admits shooting Ewing after discovering him with their 15 year old daughter in a compromising situation.
Citizens urge a fair appropriation to pay Cresza’s salary as Honey Grove offers to direct the band. The community wants the school board to decide wisely and support the preferred candidate for the Benham assignment.
Weatherford Oklahoma April 7 dust storms discipline campus life by keeping students off the grass as dust soils clothing. Ladies are advised to match Easter dress with a new strand of chokers from Stannon's offering all colors.
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