Change of Address Notice for Bonham Bailey Favorite
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15 Dec 1936
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1936
Page
1
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The Marshall News urges citizens to weigh permanent peace with Europe and the Americas after the Presidents South America visit. It argues duty has no fixed geographic limit, warns against European dupes, and cautions against selfish self interest that damaged the Old Worlds hopes for peace. It calls for enlightened self interest and universal goodwill to avoid repeating past failures.
After years of recession in housing, the U.S. government offered hundreds of millions in cheap loans to spur residential construction. The revival promises improved welfare, though the author warns of underlying risks as the boom continues.
The essay questions who will cover the deficit in E H R Green’s eighty million estate as state inheritance taxes, attorney fees, and taxes from New York Massachusetts Florida and the federal government loom. It notes European debt to the U S and mocks the idea of installments to cover interest.
The 1935 federal census shows nearly two million people moved back from cities to farms or small tracts since 1930. They are not expanding agriculture or wealth, but they are living, reversing earlier fears of a rural decline.
In a digest of Texas papers readers are reminded of the long cycle of campaigns and elections. The Texan scene notes the upcoming task of selecting a new coach for the University and reflects on political fatigue and local life in towns like Honey Grove Teague Clarksville and Commerce.
A fog themed contest in a London daily awarded a prize for a standout fog story. A merchant receives a fog related phone message from a clerk claiming he cannot come to the shop due to fog, noting he still hasn’t arrived home.
A writer denounces government bias against the carless amid housing shortages. Citing five million needing homes and only twenty three million cars, the piece argues cars cost far less than government mansions and urges action to address inequality.
A collection of quips and notes from various papers. Roosevelt may be elected president in Argentina with a big U.S. style majority, art and satire discuss artist merit, a former MLB pitcher heads Indiana’s Legislature, and chatter on world affairs, architecture plans, labor, chess, writing moves, and a fog-piercing lamp proposed for politics.
A quoted maxim attributed to Franklin urges bringing primitive Christian principles into public affairs to transform the world. The note presents a moral reflection rather than a news item, highlighting a call for ethical governance grounded in religious ideals.
A poetic piece extols a rural church at the crossing with simple folk and plain sermon. It frames faith through a country church scene near a Grange and school, ending with a hopeful note of reunion in heaven.
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