30 Apr 1936
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1936
Page
1
A Northwestern woman who lived to 100 in the mountains died recently. A reporter mused she never saw a railroad, but others note Cleopatra, Solomon, Caesar, Newton, and Washington thrived without trains. The piece argues true joy comes from character, deeds, and quiet virtues, not urban spectacle.
A reader’s column debates who bears responsibility for protective tariffs, arguing many Democrats support tariffs as staunchly as Republicans. It cites Congress, President, and figures like John Garner, Louisiana lawmakers, and textile interests, calling for repeal or continued support. The piece notes Admiral Standley’s call for two battleships, and a carrier pigeon anecdote. It closes with Mussolini’s Ethiopian campaign and a large tax bill passed by Congress.
The government intends to purchase 5000 acres in South Texas for division into farms and the AAA pays farmers to not grow on land already in use. The snippets show a mix of quotes and stray commentary on politics, economics, and public policy from Texas newspapers.
Fragmentary notes describe a farmer with 40 acres seeking guidance on barn-keeping and profit ideas. Mentions honey production and other side ventures. The text is largely unreadable but hints at rural life and practical farming tips.
The Bonham Daily Favorite outlines advertising rates for various delivery options and a notice to advertisers. Patrons on 30 day contracts are responsible for full payment. no reduction if ads are removed early. Change of address requires old and new addresses to avoid delays.
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