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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1926
Page
2
In Muncie Indiana an editor was fined four hundred dollars and jailed ninety days for publishing a juror’s article. After his sentence his home was attacked five times, including a shooting through the door. The item notes public hostility and pokes fun at town discontent.
A late night column discusses irrigation and political tension with Mexico City as a flashpoint, noting that troublemakers exist in New York and San Antonio and that drought or flood control could shift tensions. It also recounts eating prospects in Fannin County and praises local food abundance while exploring social dancing norms and a Moody inauguration absence.
A fragmentary page compiles varied items from Dallas to Greenville with references to Nanny, a bachelor, debts, and quotes about Albert Fall. The jumbled text mentions Fort Worth Star Telegram and a Denver fisher, reflecting scattered regional notices and gossip.
A collage of humorous lines and snippets sketches show a pedestrian mishap with a taxi, a railroad news moment, flapper era discreetness, and a humor column touching on court scenes. It includes quirky quips about everyday life and a feature on the dissatisfied yearner exploring happiness.
Public notice lists subscription rates and carrier options for Bonham Texas readers. It instructs readers to report address changes with both old and new locations to avoid delays.
Bearded rocks loom under a blizzard as a ship passes and seamen watch the high torch against the sky. Eight flashes white illuminate the night eight times, with danger seen from Beaver Tail’s lone height as a storm rages. Gertrude Callaghan in New York Times.
A cathedral gathering at St John the Divine in New York last night aimed to boost the American Christian fund for Jewish relief. The event featured cross faith solidarity and calls for increased aid as part of broader relief efforts.
A row of disputes over clothing in a public bathing contest provokes protests from participants like Mrs. Carson who refuse to expose themselves for prize money. Police reportedly weigh decency norms, with California beach officers accustomed to nudity testing boundaries.
The Bonham News reports Judge Wav anaugh saying justice to the guilty is mercy to the innocent and that mercy can save the guilty from further crimes. The Mc Kinney Examiner approves, noting that hung offenders often commit no more murders.
Captain Charles Schully of Now received the Congressional Life Saving award for heroism. During his years in service he saved more than 400 persons from drowning in various incidents.
Classified sale notice lists several pieces of located property in Bonham offered at great bargains. Contact details appear as 127-54 and references to Willis Highway and Vans and Pho.
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