16 Apr 1934
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1934
Page
1
Public notice lists advertising rate options by city carrier for one month and one year. The item includes a standard disclaimer that any erroneous rejection affecting character or reputation of any firm individual or corporation will be corrected upon notification to the publishers.
In ordering address of paper change give old address as well as the new. This is important and will avoid delay in making the change. Mailed at the post office in Bonham Texas as second class matter.
The University of Chicago proposes a new deal by admitting students at large who seek education over degrees. Admission hinges on oral examinations and demonstrated ability, not credits, allowing study without pursuing a degree. The plan echoes early 20th century practice and parallels past Texas and other schools that valued learning over formal certification.
The article describes a broad union labor strike in San Francisco backed by other unions, risking a citywide shutdown. Longshoremen lead a restless boycott with road protests limiting trucked goods, threatening food supplies for up to six hundred thousand residents. Officials warn of violence and escalating disruption as calls for arbitration fail.
Editorial voices concern over the labor dispute in Texas urging reason over passion and a just compromise. It warns that if a settlement is not reached the New Deal policies may be tested and government intervention could become necessary to protect rights and property.
A public discourse on graduates facing national opportunity cites a wealthier planner seeking intelligent, visionary men to realize a nationwide project. The piece urges honest endeavor to rebuild foundations and meet looming work, while noting other comments from papers on prosperity and recovery.
Fragmentary text shows garbled dialogue and stray names including a candidate and a lawyer. The jumbled lines mention gun case, neighbors, a judge, and a referenced examiner, suggesting a chaotic, unresolved news fragment from a town page.
A mixed collection of reflections and quips on life and effort. The text blends a Bible verse, poetic lines about facing chance, a political candidate anecdote, and exclamations from quotes about examinations and supply and demand. It reads like a period of scattered newspaper filler.
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