20 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1935
Page
1
An item indicating registration as second class mail at the Bonham Texas post office. The fragment notes postal designation and location without additional context or dates.
The piece argues lynching requires federal intervention if states fail to protect victims. It notes lynching occurs beyond the South and urges prompt state action, while acknowledging some harshities in a proposed bill. It warns that without state enforcement the federal government will step in.
The Paris News argues most opposition to the president stems from disgruntled Democrats who fear losing power to name political friends to lucrative posts. It notes a Democratic delegation pressed the president on Republican offices and salaries, while the paper says the president seeks welfare for the masses over individual favors.
A patchwork of opinion pieces and quips lampooning politics and society. It critiques pension policy and party loyalty while offering light jokes about taxes, bicycles, and children, reflecting a late era newspaper readers’ humor and concern.
The Sea Rag notes a troubled figure refusing guidance toward a metaphorical pool of youth and blocking a dangerous monster, signaling a tense moment of obstruction and confusion.
A collage of quotations from editors and writers discusses American alertness climate and everyday grievances. The snippets reference diverse voices from Denison, Dallas, Fort Worth, and Clarksville with light social commentary and humor.
A collage of editorials and humorous lines from Texan and national papers cites a range of writers and politicians. The notes reference Tyler and Polk figures, Whitler’s father debate, and Joe Penner’s duck gag, illustrating media wordplay and satire across outlets.
A quip about a portrait of a great great grandfather and an Oxford professor returning from church with an umbrella. The professor boasts not leaving his umbrella behind while his wife jokes that hers is in the hall, a light domestic exchange noted in the Wall Street Journal style.
Bonhi girls basketball hosts Ector County girls in a 7 o clock game. The Bonhi team has a strong season and boasts a solid record this year. Come out and support the squad.
Dallas dated report says Charlie Mis and his 14-year-old son L. T. Mills were convicted of robbing and burning a building that housed a post office at Cash in Hunt county on September 29. Sentences were delayed until Tuesday. Jack Thompson was acquitted.
In Dallas on February 19, defense counsel consider moving to quash the indictment naming Mrs Emma Parker and 21 codefendants charged with conspiring to harbor Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker on a technical issue looming Monday.
New York on February 19 Lou Gehrig the Yankees star agreed to a one year deal at about 30 000 dollars after negotiations between 27 000 and 85 000. The article notes his status as a leading player and mentions a separate court case involving a family member.
Marriage announced in Madill Oklahoma between Miss Leona hell and J. W. Webb superintendent of Tom Bean school officiated by Rev. George Henry Christian. They reside with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson at Tom Bean. Webb moved to Oklahoma three years ago to manage the local school.
Mildred Ruth Robinson seven year old girl died after alighting from a school bus and running into the rear fender of a passing automobile twelve miles south of Texarkana. The car driver was not held responsible.
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