14 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1935
Page
1
The text appears to be a masthead fragment from Bonham Daily Favorite Printing Co with editor A McDougal and Celen Evans as publisher and editor respectively. It notes Associated Press news rights and local news distribution credits.
A Marshall News reader recalls realizing aging during a Dallas trip. He notes strangers slow revolving doors for him and describes awareness that youth treat older people with care while accepting signs of aging. He says people recognize age through obvious cues and warns against worry.
Public notice states corrections will be made upon notification to the Bonham Texas publishers. The notice indicates it is mailed as second class from the local post office and addresses defamation concerns.
A survey of concerns from Texas readers covers fish and farming prospects, cotton prices, and employment, alongside faith in government and the public role. It notes Bohem City Council tax installments, B. B. Cobb leaving Waco for State Teachers Association duties, and reflections on success or failure in life and politics.
A despatch praising Texas for shedding political parasites and restoring the Texas Ranger to its former brave standard. It lauds the real Ranger as a six foot, square jawed, honest man who faced lawbreakers without politics. The piece contrasts past politicized commissions with the reformed Ranger Corps.
A brief quotation from Ephesians 4 30 urging believers not to grieve the Holy Spirit by actions or attitudes. The verse emphasizes that they are sealed by God for redemption and moral conduct.
A collage of humorous and critical quips. references include the Labor Department survey on clothing costs for girls, citrus growers, and a British tube traveler remark. The text weaves satirical outlooks from various papers and voices of the era.
A visitor calls at Mr. Jacksons home and asks the butler to see his master. The butler says he is not down yet, prompting the caller to grow impatient as the exchange exposes a timing mix up about when the master is available.
Hospital reports show several patients improving including Jack Etah Hugh Tigg Nathan Hubak and Mary Frances Madeni while James Montgomery recovers from typhoid. In Tyler Texas Mena Beil a former Oklahoma convict confessed to a Burta Texas bank robbery with $7 056 stolen and described a gun battle with officers.
Gainesville Texas February 13 influenza outbreak forces Valley View public school to close for a week teachers and many students reported ill with the illness.
In the district court of the eastern district of Texas the bankruptcy of J F Bird Bankrupt is announced. The first meeting of creditors will be held at the office in Sherman Texas on February 25 1935 at 2 00 p m to appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come before the meeting. CHAS BATSEL Referee in Bankruptcy Sherman Tex Prove your claim as provided by law.
Notice from W. C. Finley promoting affordable typewriters with simple terms. Encourages buyers to act quickly to own one, framing ownership as current and advantageous.
Grace Meredith in Christian Science Monitor describes the Southwest with vivid landscapes. The text evokes cactus blooms birds winds mountains and homesteads, celebrating hospitality and enduring charm of the region.
Forney Texas reports an influenza outbreak over the past two weeks with many cases but no deaths. Local doctors treat the sick and hope for improvement after a few days of fair weather.
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