Notice to Advertisers in Bonham Daily Favorite
Public notice states patrons who take ads on a 30 day contract are responsible for payment in full for another 30 days. No reduction will be made if the ad is removed before the 30 day period ends.
12 Apr 1937
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1937
Page
1
Public notice states patrons who take ads on a 30 day contract are responsible for payment in full for another 30 days. No reduction will be made if the ad is removed before the 30 day period ends.
Public notice states AP disclaims error and offers corrections for character or reputation with prompt correction upon notification. It also lists change of address procedures requiring both old and new addresses to avoid delays in updating subscriber records.
The piece argues the presidency warns of dangers from unregulated child labor and a proposed constitutional amendment to ban or regulate labor for under eighteens. It cautions government control could lead to worker regimentation and bureaus commanding business and social life, echoing concerns from past depressions.
The President asks governors including Texas to press their legislatures to ratify the Federal Child Labor Amendment as twelve more states must approve it. Editorial notes Texas opposition to federal control and upholds state sovereignty in resisting Washington orders. A local East Texas mayoral candidacy comment closes the piece.
A 1920 moral note cites Job 20 a warning about oppression of the poor and seizing others houses. The fragment reflects a universal citizenry claim and theological judgment.
A poetic fragment describes a band moving under a racing moon as crowds search its pulsation for a simple thrill. The text hints at mythic magic found through risk and the thrill of every moment. It reads as a lyrical meditation on pursuit and delight.
The text presents a poetic reflection on beauty and risk without identifiable people, events, or organizations. It frames beauty as a lure that dims caution and invites risk for happiness, ending with a generic statement about heart and happiness.
Engagement announced in Dallas on January 10 for Miss La Frances Reilly and Harry Morris Roberts. The couple, both prominent in society, will wed at the Reilly home in Bonham after Miss Reilly’s SMU sorority and A&M ties. Roberts is son of Mrs. Harry Roberts and a Bonham resident.
The Savoy Home Demonstration Club met Wednesday afternoon with president Mrs. W. Lo Wright presiding. Fourteen members attended and two new members joined. Several committees were formed including entertainment, visit the sick, and securing flowers for the sick or funerals. The president offered her resignation due to pressing duties.
Misao Jd Large chaired the meeting while Mrs J E Ded Son was elected vice president. Refreshments of sandwiches cakes and cocoa were served. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs W Hodges Mrs B M Nelson and Mrs A R Hodges on January 20 at 2 p.m. REPORTER.
Grand Rapids Michigan early ice anglers including a man his brother and wife caught about 350 perch in four hours on Lake St Clair. Some fish weighed up to two pounds. The season opens with many fishermen already placing shanties over holes in four and a half inch ice.
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