07 Aug 1936
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1936
Page
1
The article notes NC's push to reduce school expenses and suggests methods for financing public education that may inform Texas lawmakers. It cites figures from 1924 including a school budget around 747,875 dollars and highlights changes in funding and periods of reduced local burden while counting overall cost shifts across the system.
Dallas News staff correspondent Alonzo Wasson compares Texas state expenditures, rising from 84 284 309 in 1929 to 111 001 066 in 1935, a 31.7 percent increase. He cites higher spending on public schools highways pensions and judiciary, argues cost growth prompts scrutiny of government quality versus expense.
The State Press in Dallas News comments on the idea of the forgotten man and Zioncheck from Washington State, arguing the term applies to those who have never held office or gained recognition. It criticizes Bonham editor claims and reflects on public attention to political figures and plans for employment through fishponds and national schemes.
A collage of brief quotes from Texas newspapers comments on opinion danger, fashion debates, skirts and knees, rights quarrels, a pacific island claim, radio progress, and political satire about Landon. The items reflect light editorial snippets and public mood.
A garbled OCR fragment references D Dafoe of Callander Arkansas Gazette and mentions a Socialist candidate for Vice President Cleveland Plait Dealer Sickman. It notes memory tests and a trapped miners tale, plus scattered quotes about a wave machine and a courtroom scene with witnesses and counsel.
A mixed digest of maxims urges steadfast effort and humane conduct. It emphasizes overcoming evil with good, staying positive in hardship, and continuing work despite setbacks, peppered with brief, disjointed quotes and stray anecdotes from various sources.
Reports describe the enemy's new long range weapon called the Spring Wield Hoo w HIT SA. The weapon uses a grease coated heavy paper bag shell fired with water. It seems ready to fire soon according to the source.
Notices outline advertising rates and payment terms for 30 day contracts. Patron ads remain payable in full if removed before 30 days. The paper credits Associated Press dispatches and local news.
Public notice requests readers to report erroneous reflections about any firm individual or corporation for correction. It also seeks notices of address changes giving both old and new addresses to avoid delays.
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