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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
2
Obsolete ad style and scattered items from Bonham Texas include subscriptions rates and public notices, plus editorials on taxes and politics. Mentions Henry Ford coal venture, local elects a justice of the peace, and a cautious take on observers and the Ku Klux Klan.
The piece notes a norther and a fortifying belief to withstand indigestion from fresh spare ribs. It laments oil stock issues where directors plan dividends but the treasurer disappears to snipe hunt, delaying payments until his return.
The writer notes risks in wildcat oil drilling, where breakdowns stall work and can trigger ownership changes. He argues hog raising yields steadier gains, preferring to own a sow and ten pigs than invest in a deep oil bore that may or may not strike.
The Tiger visits President WJarding for a short, friendly chat and leaves confident, with no mention of entangling alliances. The piece notes political funding dynamics and upcoming campaign considerations amid Turkish Greek tensions in Constantinople.
Repuban congressman Frear demands Secretary Mellon show his books to disprove claims that he favors big interests by relieving them from taxes. Another obstacle to Allied unity appears as France presses Germany to pay.
A Chicago gathering this week adopted resolutions presented by Gen. Dawes condemning Gov. Len Small for pardoning sixteen convicts sentenced by a jury under the anti syndicalism law. The speaker’s sharp phrasing highlighted the political clash.
A reflection on shifting views of government from minimal protective powers to broader citizen reliance, contrasting early progress and modern tendencies. The text critiques the idea that people increasingly lean on government for support and guidance beyond necessary duties.
Under date of November 21, the Association Opposed to the Prohibition Amendment announces its resignation and plans an early campaign to expose alleged evils of Volsteadism. The piece taunts anti law crusaders, warning of a spectacle showing bootleggers, crime, and lawbreaking across federal parts, jail, and prisons if the crusade proceeds.
The Denison Herald argues that federal funding and oversight would erode state and local autonomy for Fort Worth Senior High School. It warns that accepted money from Washington carries control over school operations, curriculum, and leadership, turning sovereign states into appendages and eroding liberty.
A Chronicle special from St. Louis notes the rise of a movement to amend the Volstead act by increasing allowable alcohol, praised by some as not tied to liquor traffic, while opponents push to sustain the prohibition regime amid ongoing efforts to regulate intoxicating beverages.
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