Bonham Daily Favorite Public Notice Summary
Notice to the public regarding corrections for erroneous reflections and the newspaper’s correction policy. Includes Associated Press credit language and publication details for Bonham Texas.
15 Apr 1935
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1935
Page
1
Notice to the public regarding corrections for erroneous reflections and the newspaper’s correction policy. Includes Associated Press credit language and publication details for Bonham Texas.
A Humble Apology to the Clarksville Times for misreporting poll tax figures in Red River County. The exchange over 383 carless residents and new cars prompts a clarified stance that every poll tax payer should receive a new vehicle, not favoritism to a subset.
A letter from a young woman signer A Competent Stenographer asks if relief jobs favor married women and CCC beneficiaries. The editor replies the approach is unfair and cites the tax burden and misallocation, noting complaints of favoritism and the need to aid those in genuine need while avoiding absolutes.
Dallas housewives backed by the Dallas News urge action on dust storms while vowing to stop cleaning until the weather shifts. The Nallus News favors a broad heroic plan to sow grass and plant cover crops from Saskatchewan to the Rio Grande, proposing a five billion dollar congressional appropriation and a large scale cattle and sheep program to stock seven states with grass for relief efforts.
A McKinney led effort seeks to hamper State police action as local officers resist federal style enforcement. The column defends Rangers, questions boll weevil logic, notes a Los Angeles judge ordering Rosher to pay support, condemns tee system for officials, and warns about dangerous traffic and a Texas convict's crimes. It ends with a pondered sequence after Stresa and Geneva.
The Gilia’s Company holds a directors meeting this afternoon. They want Mr Giza, the president, to attend. Popeye appears in the Thimble Theater production with Roman theme and aging actors in a still lively cast.
A 1829 account recalls the first volunteer defense company led by Capt. Robert Sloan and N L Journey. The chapter describes horse theft by Indians, misfired guard posts, a misidentified beef paunch, a three day march to an Indian village, a limited engagement with 90 whites facing 300 warriors, and the scalp of an attacker taken by Capt. Hart. The narrative notes Bird’s Fort near present Fort Worth and a subsequent raid leaving William Washburn scalped. The campaign ends with a later frontier force under Gen. John H. Dyer.
A collage of quotations from Texas papers mocks political folly and social issues. Voices range from Denison Herald and Corsicana Sun to Star Telegram and Marshall News, touching on Roosevelt approach to policy, pensions, temptation, and election year optimism.
A fashionably delayed wedding draws crowds including newsreel men gossip writers and bridesmaids, showcasing the quaint custom of a groom’s presence. The scene evokes humorous commentary on traditions amid modern press and spectators.
The legislature rejects a Tarrent county amendment calling for Rangers to compensate for gambling gear destroyed. Law makers praise Governor Allred and the Rangers for enforcing laws, and vow to continue raids against gambling outfits despite local officers seeking governor removal. Paris News.
A brief reflective line quotes wisdom on the Eternal Word and spiritual thought drawn from multiple opinions.
A biblical passage from Romans proclaims that those who love God are helped by divine support. It asserts that nothing can separate believers from Christ and that they are more than conquerors through love. The text emphasizes faith amid hardship.
A fragmentary verse piece celebrates round 273’s wonder at world beauty. It calls for joy from flowers and birds and the passing hour, urging a steady refrain sung by a thrush and a boy as the voice rises toward heaven.
Vera Fedoroffa, wife of a Red Army officer, claims the women's parachute jumping record after leaping 20 853 feet from an airplane near Leningrad with no oxygen apparatus. The feat was described as a four mile jump.
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