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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1925
Page
1
Attorney Crowe argues only two cures exist for Chicago's crime problem. He champions Bible teaching for the rising generation and swift use of the gallows for capital offenses. He cites Canada as an example where strict punishment reduces crime and urges Americans to revere law and deter crime through firm penalties.
Bonham contribution exceeds ten thousand dollars in buildings and generous help as Bonham aids Mannin County Fair management. Editors and local groups promote a county wide event with efforts from all parts of the region to ensure a successful fair season.
A newspaper writer reflects on the rivalry between electricity and ice in summer and coal in winter, noting electricity and coal as key energy players with coal slightly ahead in winter.
IVANWOE ROUTE ONE reports a three member committee to arrange the community exhibit booth at the Bonham Fair. Appointees include Mrs. Walter Snodgrass Mrs. John Jaynes and Mr. Foster Jaynes. Various visits and farming notes surround the meeting with August heat and dry weather.
A brief notice presents Thomas Arkle Clark, dean of men at the University of Illinois, as author. It outlines his status and role and signals a publication or reflection on life’s path.
Newman Johnson of the International Bible Students Association Brooklyn will deliver a free Bible lecture at the Lone Star Theatre Dodd City Texas on Sunday August 20 at 3 p.m. The subject is The Year of Jubilee has come and Millions now Living Will Never Die. Seats free. No collection.
A 1928 Western Newspaper Unionpiece compares Jesus followers who fled opposition to modern readers. It contrasts Peter’s revitalized courage with Silsby who faltered after editorial backlash, urging backbone to stand for principle despite risk and public opinion.
A student named Jones, often unsure, answered a question with uncertainty. He finally attempted a stab at an answer and impressed the professor who praised his effort as mighty poor yet mighty good for him.
A bus style timetable notes Red Ball Stac Line service from Bonham to Greenville with multiple stops including Leonard Celeste and Dallas area connections. The departure point is Red Bull Depot on Fourth Street near Hassell Motor Co with a Greenville fare listed at 1.50. The record mentions connections to Cotton Belt at Baila Katy and Texas Special service to Greenville and Tyler.
Bonham routes list departures at 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 a.m. 2:00, 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. Fares per visit are posted. Buses depart from Red Wall Depot on West Fourth Street. Denison stops are at Ball Cafe and Simpson-Wor for further information call Bonham 72 or phone 967.
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