30 Apr 1934
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1934
Page
1
Public notice states refunds and corrections will be made if called to the publishers’ attention. Notices of entertainments dinners and other paid benefits are charged at 7 cents per line with five words per line. Obituaries resolutions of respect and cards of thanks are charged accordingly.
In processing a change of address, provide both old and new addresses to prevent delays. Include full street numbers and names, city, state, and ZIP code for accuracy and prompt updating of records. Ensure handwriting is legible and any supporting documents are attached as required.
Fragment from a Bonham Texas post office entry reads as second does or similar label with unclear context. OCR text shows stray terms erat metter and incomplete notes.
The article argues a local cheese factory will provide a steady milk market at the farmer’s door. It notes cows can yield weekly profit, diversify income, and reduce reliance on cotton, with milk as a year round cash crop and a path to security for Southern farmers.
The text suggests that some insurers will no longer insure banks against external robbery unless banks cooperate by keeping most of their cash on hand, implying an effect of tighter cash reserves and altered security practices.
The piece argues insurance losses push banks to tighten cash guardrails and notify customers before large withdrawals. It suggests insurance status could shift public enforcement views, urging stockholders and depositors to back stronger law enforcement beyond bank robbery. It notes other oddities and local editorials while mocking typos and jokes.
A brief note from Mary Hewitt titled That Little Game stirs local readers as it hints at personal beliefs and community values amid mixed reactions from Brewster residents.
A collage of quotes attributes to Theodore Roosevelt on courage wisdom and action. The fragment mentions phrases about fighting for the right being noble and being patient with God with those who wait. It cites Squire Bill Widner and Wicker's Valley Virginia as sources for life duty ideas.
The Greenville Banner notes a divorce suit involving a movie actress and a coworker days before a film release, tying it to ongoing romance rumors. Fort Worth Star-Telegram criticizes a penal policy as unpopular, while other papers quote local voices on wealth, pardons, and trials.
Dissenting groups argue against ongoing CWA support while observers note slow garden work and potential government aid for rabbits. The San Diego Union reports a Senate committee studying kidnapping and racketeering laws, and a New York piece mocks a wealthy man's tax avoidance.
Briggs complains of receiving five dollars too much change at a ticket window but is told the error cannot be corrected. He accepts the surplus with a half smile. The Clouds Begin to Lift notes the editor returning home in good spirits after a day of fortunes, including Jim Smith finally paying a ten year old subscription.
A fragment from the Dallas Journal shelf notes spring’s advance and a poet’s mood as nature stirs. It recalls last year’s travels for signs of bud and leaf, contrasts with this year’s “ancient unsunt revies” and a door that cannot fully admit beauty. Also mentions radio talk and a bedtime story joke.
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