Notice to the Public of Address Change
A formal public notice states a change of address is approved to prevent delays. It cites the paper version and updates to reflect the new location for correspondence and filings.
11 Feb 1933
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1933
Page
1
A formal public notice states a change of address is approved to prevent delays. It cites the paper version and updates to reflect the new location for correspondence and filings.
A brief devotional note urging constant fidelity and the value of doing ordinary tasks with care. The piece reflects on the virtue of steady, routine actions as a path to spiritual growth and moral strength. It references a daily devotional format and hints at a feature on a nun or religious figure.
A fragment from Samuel 12 recalls the Lord’s greatness and the call to serve him faithfully. The terse verse emphasizes gratitude and obedience as guiding principles for daily conduct.
A vividFragment of poetry evokes a snowy urban scene as neon signs glow through soft flakes. The verse by Ethel Romig Fuller captures a carnival like atmosphere with lights, crowds, and a hush over busy markets.
The Houston Chronicle laments the mismatch between college training and job opportunities after World War I. It notes overproduction of students, crowded universities, and a need to revise educational ideas to address unemployed graduates and the limited use of their earned skills.
The writer argues that modern education misdefines its purpose, leaving graduates underprepared for life and work. They praise graduates who pursue rigorous training and civic responsibility, and urge public support for law enforcement through courageous citizen action and backing of honest officials.
Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge leads talks with 15 top U S insurance firms to suspend farm mortgages for two years. Insurance companies agree to renew or refinance as needed to keep farmers from losing lands amid low crop prices. Farmers and mortgage holders cooperate to stabilize markets with no legal violations reported.
The State Live Stock Sanitary Commission has been praised for its performance under head veterinarian Dr N F Williams, elected president of the American Veterinary Medical Association. Ferguson administration introduces a sweeping purge, replacing many long serving appointees with new staff, while insisting the work remains apolitical. The overhaul, including 260 new employees, aims to maintain public health and stock conditioning despite political pressure.
A compact, era tone collage notes political cost cuts, a congressional probe, and social chatter. It mocks social trends, mentions budget scrimping, and contrasts daily life from Texas to distant places with sardonic witticisms and brief cultural asides.
The passage compiles brief, fragmented quotes from Detroit News Go-Getter Ashland Independent and Boston-Herald about a man with steady work, avoiding crime, and plans for pursuing more wealth. It hints at social attitudes toward success, mentorship, and risk in a terse, newspaper-card style.
A collage of brief jokes and sayings from various sources mocks manners, work life, politics, and social behavior. It references a jilted lover, a memory linger, a typist, a tourist wife, and a British guide. The excerpt also notes a Paris reception and an American mayor praising a French audience, all in clipped, humorous vignettes.
Dr Cranston Earl Goddard reflects on faith, hope, and love as the only enduring constants through changing knowledge, fame, wealth, and worldly shifts. He cites scripture and history to argue that while science, fortunes, and environments pass away, these three virtues remain anchors for the soul.
The Honey Grove Signal-Citizen quotes Thn Medlin arguing that voters feel unsettled by tax hikes and question whether the legs lature and Congress will raise taxes. The unnamed outlet notes skepticism and public sentiment about governance and fiscal policy.
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