07 Dec 1936
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1936
Page
1
Bonham Daily Favorite outlines advertising rates and responsibilities for 30 day contracts. Advertisers are liable for full payment even if an ad is removed early. Change of address requires both old and new addresses to avoid delays.
United States News reprints Jesse H. Jones defense of President Roosevelt against claims of hostility to business. Jones, Reconstruction Finance Corp. chairman, argues the president aims to curb holding companies, limit corporate reserves, and distribute gains to workers and stockholders, saving business from its own faults.
A Bonham reader praises Ed McConnell's performance of The Golden Bells and recalls Uncle Sam Lusk of Derton who sang it with a moving, clear voice. The note frames Lusk as a revered local figure whose memory endures beyond his passing. The letter also comments on Gone With the Wind as a fast selling book and reflects on changing tastes in music and literature.
The letter discusses rising public drinking and drunkenness at football games, arguing it harms both football and liquor interests. It suggests measures to curb nuisance, including voter shifts to prohibition and social responsibility, while noting related editorials about broader national issues and governance.
A garbled clip from the Greenville Banner mentions political counters and taxpayer concerns as a secretary advises charm as a key asset. The fragment includes a book review and stray remarks on art, style, and public discourse with uncertain references and figures.
Fragmentary line reads as a garbled note and does not convey a clear event or identifiable subjects. The text appears damaged with overlapping phrases and lacks cohesive facts or names suitable for a proper summary.
A locally reported anecdote blends a preacher’s christening remarks with a family moment as a child is blessed while a radio broadcast fades in. The piece weaves moral exhortations with personal reflections, citing Psalm 58:22 and hopeful prayers for happiness.
The next legislature will consider changing the old age assistance law to grant pensions to all citizens aged sixty five regardless of need. Lawmakers seeking popularity may back the measure, which could raise state expenses from twenty-five to forty-five million dollars. Texas has delayed Confederate wards pensions, straining the general fund.
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