11 Dec 1928
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1928
Page
1
Public notices detail subscription options and rates from Favorite Printing Co. Also items explain change of address procedures and fee-based notices for extraneous matters. The piece cautions against defaming individuals and outlines legal notice corrections.
A speaker contemplates ships returning from sea bearing wealth and prestige. The longing centers on one ship coming home to bring untold riches and honor, while lamenting that most ships were lost at sea and only the one ship could fulfill the dream. The poem frames wealth as measured by a single successful voyage outweighing many failed journeys.
A reflection on whether good actions receive fair rewards and how wealth spent on helping others may yield unseen returns. The piece recalls Paul A. Prmezo who spent fortunes aiding education, then died poor, prompting questions about true reward, gratitude, and the satisfaction of contributing to others.
Valley Millis in Bosque County establishes a cheese factory owned 60 percent by local farmers. On opening day it bought 3500 pounds of whole milk. plant capacity reaches 10 000 pounds daily. Farmers urged to boost milk supply to ensure profitable cheese production and easy street profits.
A collage of clipped items touches on politics and world affairs with Roth Hanne Mormick and Ruth Bryan, the Monroe Doctrine, League of Nations, and a note on a flu outbreak closing Missouri and Tennessee universities until the epidemic ends.
Fragmentary text mentions dates and activities, references to Bonham and Texas, and scattered sports notes. It reads like a jumbled diary of events, with no clear narrative, names, places, or outcomes to confirm.
A dealer advertises gifts for Christmas with a playful note about a red wagon or tricycle. The message promises good prices and urges shoppers to act before Christmas.
Fragmentary notes describe a Monday meeting involving Dr Hrigni and others with references to revenues and lists. The text is garbled and incomplete, making it difficult to extract a clear event or outcome.
The readers of Wolfe City Sun debate whether ads or editorial columns offer more value. A letter suggests ads yield greater savings and investment insights, prompting questions about the true worth of wealth knowledge wisdom and human sympathy.
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