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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1927
Page
2
Notices of entertainments dinners and other benefits with an admission fee are charged one cent per word. Obituaries resolutions of respect and cards of banks are charged at the same rate. Cash must accompany order.
Public notice states any erroneous reflection on the character or standing of any firm individual or corporation will be corrected promptly upon notification to the publishers. The statement outlines a commitment to accuracy and accountability in published material.
A Reading Pennsylvania official elected as city treasurer poses a radical provocation by slashing his annual salary from twenty thousand to six thousand dollars. He argues this reduction benefits taxpayers and family stability, a stance derided by colleagues across parties who rely on fees and salaries for livelihood.
Farmers complain warm weather shortened haying season and hindered opportunities to gauge pulse of a pasturing area. The piece notes the impact on local agriculture and seasonal work.
A tangled clipping notes a bank robbery trend easing as two culprits are jailed in Odense, plus a Geneva League on disarmament proposal by Russia. It then shifts to quotes about friendship, fashion, and a verbose exchange on perfection and principles from local papers in Ballas News.
State Press argues that while supporting capital punishment for capital crimes the hypothetical New York governor should extend clemency to Ruth Snyder, claiming mercy toward women as a political asset though women may not share that view.
The report says the Russian government suppressed a Ukrainian revolt by killing about five thousand rebels and burning villages along its march, driving civilians out and restoring peace. It claims crushing revolts is the same simple method in Russia as in Mexico.
The Corsicana Sun notes a reflection on politeness and disagreement as a social measure. It hints at college life presenting challenges and potential friction without hostility.
A reader notes the tension between excessive life and insufficient college focus, citing concerns about student priorities and campus culture as reflected in community commentary.
A string of humorous newspaper quips contrasts risk taking with domestic routines. Lines from Clarksville Times Dallas News and Jalestine Herald note unlikely outcomes and a bespeckled world reflecting modern habits.
The Reformer muses that imagining a bobbed-hair angel or a bald-headed one strains belief. A separate note from George of England offers career guidance and remarks that he has not yet proposed entering the king business.
The Porthind Express quotes a bold claim that the United States will construct the world’s greatest navy once a gun can fire from the coast to Kansas. The remark underscores futuristic naval ambitions and technological imagination.
A quirky note questions why twenty million cars share a single street in the United States. The piece then mentions Jacob Herbert's police dog Fellow, examined at Columbia, who knows three hundred words and follows orders.
The article asserts that early humans adopted garments primarily for protection rather than modesty, presenting this interpretation as straightforward.
A compact wry remark notes the typi cal American asking for a match and recalls Josh Billings on three great luxuries: a clear conscience a good appetite and sound slumber. The quote underscores practical humor about daily life.
Visit night and Sunday with cousin for health and wellness at Battle Creek Sanitarium Health Foods on December 2 and 3. Presented by M. Gurlner & Co. 127-2 BE.
The notice invites attendance at an Episcopal Ladies Bazaar on Saturday at 9 A M on the West side square. It mentions aprons and useful articles priced right and notes the town Bonham and the single orange bearing tree as a cue for gathering.
Regular meeting of Bonham Commandry Thursday night at 7 30 to discuss matters of vital importance. All members urged to be present. Sam Meade E C C T Lane Rec d.
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