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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1934
Page
1
Public notices include entertainments dinners and benefits with admission fees charged per line. Change of address requests require old and new addresses to avoid delays. The paper charges for errors affecting character reputation and for mistaken classifications and notices as per policy.
A London case shows a judge upholding strict law while noting mercy may be extended. In Texas, a governor pardoned a man who had murdered after cattle theft, highlighting contrasting justice and mercy concepts across two regions.
The State Board of Health extends an invitation to lawmakers, prominent citizens, and press from Collin, Cooke, Dallas, Delta, Denton, Ellis, Grayson and others to a 1 pm meeting next Saturday at Dr. C M Rosser’s country house. Governor-elect Allred will attend to hear requests for increased financial support and expanded latitude to improve operations.
A printer letters page essay touches on political favors and campaign support in exchange for guaranteed pension payments. It notes the Chattanooga Times refusal to publish a prisoner’s letter and muses on economic plans and personal reflections from a long time reader. The piece ends with a satirical jab and a nickname Dumb Dora A Dark Filly.
The Cook County Bar Association of Chicago passes a resolution condemning the Department of Justice for shooting gangsters on sight rather than delivering them to court. It questions the lawyers’ consistency and suggests they would defend or delay trials for Dillinger and Baby Face Nelson if caught.
A compact note questions substitutes for the NRA as a broader debate emerges in Texas newspapers. The discussion highlights policy implications and public sentiment toward gun rights and advocacy groups within the state.
A collection of satirical and opinion lines from various papers. Notable quips critique government spending legislators and laws with humorous twists. The items reference pay, lawmaking, and drivers blamed for accidents and drinking.
Mr and Mrs Deal Breedlove of Ladonia visited the Favorite office today announcing their purchase of the Ladonia News from Editor Fulks. They will run the weekly paper with their plant handling mechanical work and Mrs Preedlove continuing as writer and taking on management.
A stiff norther swept the area around 4 30 this morning bringing a sharp drop in temperature by 9 00. By midday the sun returned and the thermometer rose. Forecasters warn of colder weather tonight with temps dropping again.
A daily reflection presents a quote attributed to H Black about the glory of life in giving and serving rather than seeking love or being served.
A quotation from Isaiah 44 6 8 proclaims there is no god beside the Lord and asserts his unique authority as the first and the last. The speaker emphasizes monotheism and divine exclusivity in a biblical context.
Roy Curry already on trial in Waco for the slaying of W. H. Stewart Jr. was indicted three times yesterday on robbery with firearms charges. Joe Averitt linked to Stewart’s slaying was named in one robbery with firearms indictment. Both men charged in Melvin Jordan kidnapping. Curry also indicted for robbing Mrs Martha McCorkle and Joel Becton of Corsicana on October 2.
Secretary Wallace told the Interstate Commerce Commission that rate increases now would delay recovery. He argued current rates drive farmers to other transport and reduce agricultural freight volume, harming railroad revenue without benefit.
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