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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1920
Page
1
Public notice warns readers that any erroneous reflections on firms individuals or corporations will be corrected if brought to publishers attention. Notices of entertainments dinners and benefits with admission fees or monetary consideration are charged at one cent a word. Obituaries resolutions of respect and cards of thanks also charged at the same rate. Cash with orders. Change of address requires old and new addresses.
Advertisement lists subscription prices payable in advance for city carrier and mail delivery. Rates include 1 month 50, 3 months 1.40, 6 months 2.76, 1 year 5.00 by city carrier and 1 month 40, 6 months 1.75, 1 year 5.00 by mail. Entry notes second class main matter at Bonham post office.
A civic plea argues millions spent on Christmas gifts could save Armenian children from starvation this winter. Hoover cites 823 million needed to stave famine, urging Wilson to accept mediation to end the massacre and prevent further suffering.
The text urges residents to inform themselves about the city charter amendments before voting. It notes some changes are desirable while others are questionable and stresses voting intelligently for the city's best interests.
Mexico inaugurates a new president as plots against him emerge amid reports of prompt activities by professional revolutionists. The situation suggests swift opposition dynamics in the early days of his tenure.
In Dubuque Iowa the undertaker caretaker searched a gas pipe with a lighted candle and discovered a leak. He was a faithful employee and secured business for his employers.
The piece describes Harding’s troublesome return voyage from Panama and likens future political struggles after March 4 to steering a creaking old ship. It reflects on sorrow over a mother’s loss and the idea that helping others eases life’s burdens.
Edward J Myers of Pierce Nebraska replies to The Yatly News Norfolk about wealth. He argues riches lie in life quality not money and declares his aim is to live without regrets so that his own possessions remain his, not charity targets. He praises health family and simple pleasures over monetary gain.
Local officials in Bonham pursue a plot near the market square to move stock away from the courthouse, weighing the impact on traffic, public space, and town planning amid a broader discussion of civic improvements and safety.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled city names and scattered phrases from an official notice or ad. The legibility prevents clear extraction of entities, actions, or deadlines for a coherent summary.
Hazel Currency was granted a divorce from Benjamin S Currency in District Court Omaha on grounds he failed to provide support for Mrs Currency.
A reader is invited to test a local tailoring service Dear-Pho Tail oring Dafe promising cost savings over a new suit. The ad claims extended wear and improved appearance after curry cleaning work.
Aaron Sapiro the California marketing expert has been retained by the Texas Farm Bureau Federation to help draft a cotton marketing plan. He will meet a 21 member Dallas committee around December 18 to develop a plan to strengthen farmers and reshape cotton selling into a merchandising industry.
Fragmentary text offers limited readable details. The item mentions names or places but lacks coherent event or action to summarize reliably.
The text offers a fragmentary, period tone discussion mentioning aging, geopolitics, religion, and alcohol risks. It references Czechia, Christian renewal, and a casual reflection on Seventies era sentiments with vague dates and names.
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