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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1925
Page
1
Fear the Lord and serve Him in truth and remember what He has done for you. Germany elects Von Hindenburg president, raising tensions with France. A hailstorm in Sterling City yesterday reportedly killed cattle and sheep. corroboration is awaited.
The San Angelo Standard marks a shower in Tom Green county with a bold red ink rooster on page one. Readers compare local rain to Letot in Dallas county's recent downpour. Captain Jd. E. Bernier and Canadian explorers dispute Admiral Peary's North Pole claim, noting Peary's papers don't prove exact pole location.
A State Press reflection from Dallas News notes France faces heavy debts after the war and may repudiate internal debt while external sums stay uncertain. It cites German reparations as limited relief and warns of slow European recovery, urging prudence as France struggles to revive industry, farming, and stores.
The report notes a Shrine gathering in Fort Wenth on a Saturday where attendees joked about rain and goat rides during a playful scene with Murphey and Murphy figures. Billie Smith advocates sending him to a Shrine gathering whenever crops need rain, reflecting rural humor and local chatter about weather and culture.
Uncle Lucky and Uncle John Hare debate exchanging a bought bicycle for Little Jack Rabbit’s May 1 birthday. They shop at the Three-in-One Cent Store in Turnip Street, selecting a camera and croquet set to send to Lady Love at Old Bramble Patch. The tale hints at a later birthday outcome.
A supply shop offers Purple Transfer paper in multiple sheet sizes. The listing notes inches and sheet counts, indicating availability for craft and transfer projects.
A narrator recounts a grim Afro American tale where a black man, arriving for work with a battered face, explains a brutal confrontation after an argument with a peer. The piece uses a dialect voice to convey the victim’s horror and recounts the blows endured.
The notice touts baked foods and pastries as matching children's anticipation and taste. It extols the breads and pastries as high quality with authoritative guidance, urging readers to try the shop's delicious products.
Fragmentary timetable notes list trains between Dallas Fort Worth Greenville Sulphur Tyler Terrell and other points. Fares cited include 3.00 to Fort Worth and 3.75 to Greenville with multiple depots and connection points at Red Ball and Ball depots and various streets.
Bonham to Denison daily bus times listed 7:30 9:30 11:30 2:00 4:00 6:00 a m fare one dollar four cents each way. Cars depart from Red Ball Depot West Fourth Street and Denison from Ball Cafe and Simpson Hill. For more information call Bonham 372 or Denison 1957.
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