16 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1935
Page
1
A long column critiques income and sales taxes, arguing against tax confiscation and proposing a two-method system. It notes evasion risks, calls for proper adjustment, and cites potential revenue changes, with broader reflections from various papers.
A reflective poem on unspoken thoughts and enduring affection. The speaker questions why the friend will not reveal inner thoughts yet declares deep love and understanding amid autumn imagery and misty mornings.
The McKinney Examiner quotes a meditation on life’s cycles from dusk to dawn and a universe that keeps turning. It contrasts night’s darkness with the promise of sunshine, aging parents, and new life, urging resilience and faith that light returns.
A Marshal News editor warns Congress may curb free speech with a clause in a utility holding company bill. The article notes fines up to 10000 dollars and two years imprisonment for employees who advocate or oppose matters before Congress without filing a retainer disclosure. It argues the constitution and Supreme Court protect free speech and press.
Advocacy group rebukes law making bodies pushing measures to limit individual rights or press freedom. They pledge continued opposition and vigilance to safeguard free expression.
The discharge of Ranger Captain Tom Hickman from the Department of Public Safety is described as justified after a committee investigation. Gov. Allred and Chief Phares testified. Hickman alleges officials tipped off gamblers at Top O' the Hill Terrace near Fort Worth. two later raids netted $8,000 in equipment. Hickman’s silence to date leaves public opinion unsettled.
The Detroit Free Press notes that five million workers have lost jobs to automation. A New Yorker report mentions people finding ways to stay under the $50 000 income threshold. A fragment references meat in liquid form and Vienna laboratories.
The Favorite seeks pecans for subscription renewals offering market price. Bring pecans to the office to apply value toward a subscription or payment in kind. Demonstrates an effort to trade produce for ongoing reader service.
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