22 Apr 1930
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1930
Page
1
Payable in advance by city carrier and by mail. Rates listed for 1 month 50 cents 3 months 1 50 6 months 2 75 1 year 5 90. Advertising rates upon application. Any erroneous reflection will be corrected upon notification to publishers.
A brief religious notice cites Matthew 11 28–30 with the verse Come unto me and I will give you rest as a devotional prompt for readers seeking solace and guidance.
A quotation attributed to S Butler states that vanity pride and arrogance reveal ignorance most clearly, emphasizing the flaw as a moral critique. The line underscores how self-importance masks real understanding and wisdom.
A reflective verse notes shared air and sky bind people yet warns against alienation. It contrasts differing tastes and beliefs as life unfolds while urging benevolent aims and mutual understanding despite disagreements.
The piece weighs four year terms for public offices against more frequent elections. It cites Hoover urging restraint on next two year appropriations, political pressures for tax relief, and upcoming November elections as context for reconsidering election frequency.
A writer contends shorter elections would curb spending and force responsible budgeting while warning against inherited wealth stifling ambition. The piece also discusses Mayo Foundation, parenting views, dishwashing as a virtue for boys, and varied political candidacy strategies.
Dr William Mayo announced a thirty five year $23 million bequest to establish the Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research. The foundation will train 300 doctors now, with 1 400 on the waiting list, and aims to carry on the Mayo legacy after their deaths as a global service to health.
Excerpts quote Old Man Grouch and Claude Callan debating liquor laws and enforcement costs. Notes Wolfe City as a potential Sun candidate. Mentions over half a million dollars spent on repeal efforts and contrasts with enforcement needs.
The paragraphs note widespread talk of U.S. agricultural policy facing strain with factions arguing over control. The Des Moines Reg and Perre Haute Star discuss alleged Communist influence and outsourcing problems in farming, suggesting public weariness with endless debate.
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