22 Feb 1922
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1922
Page
1
City Editor announces subscription rates payable in advance by carrier and mail for 1 month to 1 year. Change of address instructions and public notices policy outlined. Obituaries and other notices priced at one cent. ads on application. Local humorous quips included. Dallas light rates cited. War Finance Corporation grants loan to Kentucky tobacco group.
A Chicago license dispute threatens to curtail the Gear lady who has drawn attention for regaling audiences with her stories about the rat she has supplied to newspapers since arriving in America.
This week a sole messenger delivering a large sum was held up by a lone bandit who escaped with $22,000. Police have not captured the attacker, and banks warn of growing risks to lone money couriers.
A Dallas man just returned from New York reports that business conditions in the East are improving and predicts marked southern improvement after this fall when wheat corn and cotton crops have been marketed. More activity is expected to drive the needed work in the region.
Senator Culberson is set to announce in early March. The public will likely learn that he believes he is able and willing to serve Texans as their senator for another term.
A fragmentary 1789 note recalls George Washington's inauguration in New York City at Federal Hall. The passage hints at early U S prestige, minting, and public ceremony, while touching on leadership and national identity in its opening reflections.
Fragmented text describes radio rescue of wives, dinner menus, and grocery concerns. Mentions beewives an unsure typo, Wigley chewing gum advertising, and a penny-article by Wry cy. Scattered items touch on travel routes, the Gulf Mexico, and an exodus into the southern Braz South.
A Kansas boy dies with a lighted match in a gasoline barrel, twenty masked bandits raid Oscar Pepper distillery in Kentucky stealing about four hundred cases of whiskey, Cuba limits cane sugar exports, an El Paso man identifies a morgue corpse as not himself, and Mrs. Asquith remarks America lacks freedom while wine and beer return amid Chicago ignorance.
The French were defeated at the arms conference on a proposed submarine ban and blamed miscommunication for their stance. The piece suggests France needs a new advertising agent to better explain why it maintains the world's largest army despite unpaid interest on its debts.
The Senate demands access to secret proceedings of the disarmament conference while the president says no records were kept and no secret agreements exist. The dissent notes that the Senate seeks advance consultation on treaty wording, challenging public trust in its patriotism and dignity.
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