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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1925
Page
3
Public notice announces a change of address for the Printing Co and related representatives. It requests corrections to any erroneous reflections and mentions rates for notices of entertainments, obituaries, resolutions, and other items, with payment by company order or cash.
A devotional note quotes Galatians 6 9 10 urging perseverance in well doing and beneficence toward all, especially fellow believers. The reminder emphasizes seizing opportunity to help others and endure without fainting.
A Dallas News series by Wm. P Helm argues for government action against smugglers, citing 300 foreign ships and Coast Guard jostling near New York and New Jersey. It also notes a deadly Japan earthquake with 1500 dead and 20,000 homeless, praising Japanese resilience amid disaster. Texas promotes domestic manufacturing with renewed capital investment and factory building.
A jumble of notes from Fannin county crops and local sentiment. It praises oats with uncertain yield, recounts a Henryetta Oklahoma liquor trial ending in a curious acquittal, and commends Boy Scouts for aiding veterans at a Dallas reunion. It muses on wealth, patriotism, and exploration.
In this Greenville Herald editorial the writer notes rising crimes attributed to Negroes in recent weeks, cites two killings of officers in Texas and Dallas incidents, and urges organized societies within the race to teach respect for law while defending the majority as law abiding citizens.
This piece urges husbands to kiss their wives every morning and evening as a sign of love and strength. It counsels maintaining affection even during tough days and cautions against divorce by embracing a simple, steadfast practice. The advice comes from a Virginia Odd Fellow publication.
McKinney announces action against an itinerant peddler who enters neighborhoods and sells goods without proper licenses. The issue centers on unauthorized sales and enforcement steps to curb informal commerce.
A storefront advertises refrigerator deals highlighting size and style choices at money-saving prices. It touts lasting workmanship and food savings, and invites customers to see other spring and summer necessities such as ice cream freezers and water milk coolers.
A collection of quips and observations by Bill Spottswood on fame, business, misperceptions of trouble, and public figures. The piece weaves jokes about Ford, airplanes, farmers, a Chicago accident, and a bootlegger fined in Michigan with social commentary on athletics and scholarship. It reads as a satirical column of wit and winked observations.
The Sherman Democrat notes occasional talks on funding community overhead costs, but the issue has stalled at present with no decisions reached.
Fragmentary OCR notes announce Bonhair Cars leaving from Red Ball Del West Fourth Street and Denison area near Ball Cafe and Simpson. Contact Runham at area phones 372 and 957 for more information.
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