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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1924
Page
2
Public notices from The Bonham Favorite outline subscriptions and rates. The page lists publisher and staff roles, American and foreign reps, and notices about corrections and paid notices for entertainments and cards of thanks. It also covers change of address procedures and general advertising policies.
A brief devotional line begins with God is our refuge and strength from Psalm 46 1 and notes his presence in times of trouble. The text uses a chantlike cadence suited to quiet reflection and personal devotion.
The quote notes gratitude for small gains and the exit of the last Egyptian soldier from Sudan. It mentions the British military actions and lingering bullet-caused damage, framing the withdrawal as a mark of progress amid ongoing conflict.
Excerpts note a tense congressional start and odd remarks about deportation and roads. It mentions Mexico's President Calles taking the oath with no violence, and a wry line that the world continues to move despite upheaval. The tone mixes political jab and provincial humor.
A Texas newspaper fraternity reports with deep regret that a member remains in serious condition. The organization expresses concern and extends support to the affected individual and colleagues.
The fragment discusses injuries from a Gainesville Register editor’s wife, radio photo costs, LaFollette’s breach with the Republican party, congressional leverage, and Lee Clark leading the State Teachers Association with ties to Bonham Texas.
A noted con artist described as a “wizard of finance” who swindled about two million dollars from trusting clients has been captured by police. He remains in jail unable to post the required bail of $100,000 before his trial. The balance between his past gains and current confinement raises questions about his recall of wealth.
A Minneapolis Journal excerpt critiques Secretary Weeks push for a larger army and Secretary Daniels call for a bigger navy, while business leaders promise a park if paid a barbecue. It also surveys four converted Socialists abroad, noting their skepticism of radical change and praising American stability despite disillusionment with Soviet Communism.
The Favorite offers printed Christmas letters with lithographed letterheads in your language for personal touches. These cards give a thoughtful gift option cheaper than many presents and can be personalized for friends or customers.
Readable fragments describe farmers harvesting crops ahead of winter in the county. Mentions Mulberry Ravenna and a Methodist service led by Brother David, with families like Smiths Reeds and Agnews noted among early settlers. Also notes a cyclone history, local farms such as Dry Reed, and a Witcher firm purchase of Ed Lovelace chicken houses planning large hatchers and incubators.
John Edr and MacKenty and Western Electric record department note patients now speak via a pocket sized man made voice box after eighteen years of research. Fourteen voice devices exist and allow speech when not in use, offering hope for victims needing prosthetic vocalization.
In a holiday frame readers learn of local basketball action and a festive atmosphere. The piece notes team effort, coaching guidance, and community presence during a season of games and gatherings.
Readers are urged to obtain Report Cards as supplies are plentiful. The note emphasizes ready access and the importance of securing them for use.
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