16 Dec 1937
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1937
Page
1
A midwinter club column reports the year’s third meeting at president Jas Smith’s home. committee chair Joe Jackson outlines the storth cpllar project on oak and cedar work. Christmas party time follows with gifts, singing, and a shower for Mrs J D Smith.
An old advertisement touts Buckley’s Mixture as a remedy for acute asthma and bronchitis. It claims over 9 million bottles sold in Canada and urges readers to take one to three doses before bed for restful sleep, listing Saunders Drug Store as distributor.
Advertisement policy lists rates on application and contract rules. Peters responsible for payment on 20 day contracts, with 30 day run and 20 day notice for ad changes. no reductions after demotion. Local news and Associated Press dispatches credited as published.
A 1938 Texas political column urges a firm US stance on international rights and safety. It contrasts peace at any price with the costs of war, praises Roosevelt and Hull, and warns that hesitation invites aggression by Germany and Japan. The piece notes looming political excitement in Texas and hints at upcoming campaigns.
A Dallas funeral marks Abigail Wiegins with an open Bible on her casket and no flowers. The service notes a mission to provide Bibles for three nonbelievers, funded by the Wilkins family in memory of her. The church planned a continued tribute through the local mission.
A reader expresses concern about widespread speeding in Benham, urging stricter enforcement of the speed limit. The note calls for immediate penalties for over speeding and criticizes lax action by officials, emphasizing public safety over parking fines.
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