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Fragmentary text from a local page mentions family mistreatment and a series of garbled codes. Readable items reference Gum Bue Sortas and Cor eatereeen with unclear context and no definite names or dates.
09 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1935
Page
1
Fragmentary text from a local page mentions family mistreatment and a series of garbled codes. Readable items reference Gum Bue Sortas and Cor eatereeen with unclear context and no definite names or dates.
The Dallas News State Press notes the Literary Digest polls favor party labels over issues and argues voters often back a name rather than principles. It cites a Southern farmer who opposes Bankhead policy but will still vote Democratic and warns Republicans may lure back disaffected voters without embracing the party platform.
Secretary Wallace on Wednesday voiced confidence that Supreme Court rulings will not stall the AAA. He proposed alternative funding routes such as sales or income taxes, or production or marketing controls with quotas. Other ideas include foreign loan aid, tariff reductions, or a mix to preserve farming interests and export power.
The editorial argues farmers deserve parity by removing advantages from protected interests and free the market to allow self-reliance without taxes. It notes Billy Sunday’s estate, calls for denials of clemency in Hauptmann’s case, and comments on loans for farmers, local option elections, and war-era woes with a pragmatic, opinionated tone.
A reflective meditation on Revelation as a telescope that guides reason to look upward toward the heavens. The line echoes Shakespearean phrasing and invites contemplation of knowledge and wonder.
A religious quotation states that he who divorces his wife to remarry commits adultery and the one who marries a divorced person commits adultery. Biblical verse Luke 16 18 appears.
A poet contrasts personal comfort with the plight of hungry children. The speaker questions whether one may ignore others’ suffering while their own family is sheltered and warm. The piece underscores moral duty amid poverty and cold.
The State Press in Dallas News weighs in on Walter Snodgrass and Leonard precinct growers, arguing black prairie soil can produce quality turnips comparable to sandy land yields. It questions pith content and greens, urging fair comparison of soil types and crop quality without disparaging either.
A mother visited her son in an Oklahoma City Hospital where he lay shot after resisting arrest. The fragment hints at enduring trauma and an argument for sterilization, while a village fishing club notes Brown’s reluctance to recount past fishing exploits since marriage, recalling a yard and half troin tale.
The clippings describe a family with multiple murder confessions and suspected killings, arguing modern science ties criminal insanity to heredity. It discusses sterilization laws as a safeguard, noting Oklahoma and others aim to curb propagation of criminals and suggesting past laws might have prevented future crimes.
A collage of brief remarks and aphorisms gathered from Texas newspapers. Items reference debts calendars liquor revenue and a joke about democracy and medicine. It notes an Oregon woman fined for killing her husband and cites various local paper lines.
Bonham football fans learned Edgewood’s location from a note by John D. Boggess and Harold Webb Irving of Wolfe City. The passage hints Edgewood has strong football credentials this year and notes Bonham’s team appears stronger than Wolfe City based on the latest score.
Night Watchman Culberson found the front door open at West Sale Cafe after a skylight intrusion Saturday night. About $15 in cash and unspecified items were stolen. Police describe the suspects as three young men seen nearby.
Seere itz Lekes expands for high produced steel after applying sonic German material on two PWA projects. Domestic steel share increases to 25 percent from 16 percent amid new production plans and policy shifts.
M. C. Spivy & Co advertises attractive close out prices on three special dress lots. Shoppers invited to visit the store for bargain garments and limited stock.
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