19 Apr 1930
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1930
Page
1
The Ashland Daily lists subscription options with city carrier and mail rates for 1 month to 1 year. The paper offers to correct any erroneous reflections upon request and notes advertising rates are available on application.
A brief devotional note urges readers to serve the Lord with gladness drawn from Psalm 100:2, framing daily faith with cheerful worship. The message emphasizes joyful service as a core religious practice.
A poem fragment praising merit over caste and creed. The speaker Loveman emphasizes deeds define a person, not lineage or clan, asserting the man himself matters most.
A reflective poem celebrates woodland neighbors as charming company. A speaker finds kinship with chipmunk Tae nuthateh chickadee whippoorwill fox and hummingbird. The verse praises simple nature and peaceful air surrounding a wooded home.
The author extols the Denton Division upgrades on the Texas and Pacific Railway linking Fort Worth and Texarkana with long freight and passenger trains. He envisions running transcontinental passenger service and notes potential state division debates, public taste shifts, and a mix of cultural topics from Walter Damrosch to Graf Zeppelin and college frats.
A statewide political question is raised about whether the governor’s race in Texas signals a broader movement to split the state into five separate entities, potentially improving each candidate’s chances. The remark reflects concern over regional fragmentation and election strategy amid multiple contenders.
The text muses on Tom Love running for governor in a divided Texas and mentions divisions of Hidalgo County and five parts. It references college grads, pugilism, California rain, Fannin County tourism, Wichita Falls, and local tribunes while noting trains at grade crossings and concerns about undertakers and garage workers.
A Denison Herald report argues flunking stems from parent-funded, underprepared students who avoid study at home and seek new schools. It cites Dr Ray Lyman Wilbur on the harm of flunking and notes colleges may drop diversions to boost learning focus.
The notes reference rum runners facing naval disarmament with coast guard, partial book censorship plans in Massachusetts, and the need for bootlegger product to pay gasoline tax. These items reflect 1930s era enforcement and taxation themes affecting law, publishing, and taxes.
Elizabeth Palmore hosted the Dunning Music Club on Saturday with teacher Misa Margaret Tobin guiding a group of children to Ravenna for a cordial reception. After a brief business meeting the group enjoyed piano selections readings and refreshments praised as one of the year’s best. Prosecutions against fake advertisers total 400 in year.
A garbled collage of sentences from Dallas News and Corsicana Sun items. It references home building on Easy Street, valuation of hard work, chivalry, and racial tensions with a line about a white man kicking his superior because he is yellow.
A Denison Herald quote warns that trusting everyone depletes resources. It notes some people are inherently dishonest and many hard workers cannot keep up with rising expenses. The saying suggests that chasing payback distracts from genuine progress.
The Transcontinental Division later Denton Division was once the world’s best paying rail line from Whitesboro to Texarkana per Rail Way Age. Gould control drained its earnings to prop up another line, but new management led by J. L. Lancaster now governs the Texas and Pacific and the division’s future.
Four meetings will be held in Paris this week to discuss establishing a Lamar County district office of the Texas Cooperative Cotton Association. Farm editors Carl Williams and O Mose will address local farmers on better marketing facilities. William's talk is set for Saturday and Messer appears Thursday. A general Lamar County farmers meeting will follow Saturday afternoon.
San Antonio Texas May 18 Mrs Julia J Loeffler 90 widow of Major Gustave A Loeffler Confederate veteran and second white girl baby born in Houston died here and will be buried Monday in the family cemetery She leaves three daughters and a son and had lived in Houston for years Also an odd note claims 15 000 000 automobiles were crapped in the last 100 years costing over 5120000000000 dollars
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