23 Feb 1929
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1929
Page
1
The item lists Bible Thought for Today quotes and a change of address notice asking readers to provide old and new addresses. It includes a Jeremiah 21 8 quotation and a prayer referencing guidance and restraint from sinners.
A vignette praising Edward A. G. Hermann for embodying character over creed. The verse highlights his kindness, tact, courage, patience, and honesty as the true measure of a person beyond formal education.
The Marshall News notes Lincoln Nebraska’s two year crime-free record and attributes it to civic leadership and William J Bryan. It cites police chief remarks crediting Bryan’s example for public virtue, enforcement of laws, and a largely bootleg-free city stance. Bryan’s influence is described as a national moral force guiding honesty and purity in public life.
A collage of quips from Texas papers remarks on cars, money, and misjudgments. The notes reference Gainesville Register McKinney Courier Gazette Ft Worth Star Telegram Dallas Journal Dallas News Whitewright Sun with wry lines and social jabs.
A string of humorous and clipped quotes appears from diverse sources including the Arkansas Gazette and the Daily Oklahoman. Snippets touch on radio terms, motorcycle cops, torn shirts, hotel stays, mail handling, a tall dark man, and a man’s multiple marriages.
Letters from Public Voice Yachts Texas farmers express worry over winter weather delaying work and grain yields. They urge action on the dairy proposition to offset boll weevil damage and note sandstorms in West Texas.
A humorous fragment recalls idle wealth and misfortune. A housewife reports waking to a noise and finding a man’s leg under the bed. A bachelor who left money to an ex-suitor is noted, prompting a wry remark on gratitude.
In Clarksville county exchanges races to count birds, Sam Fryar presses to inflate his tom cal, while a rocky read and life metaphor mix with a garbled phone exchange about laundry cuffs. The fragment hints at local chatter and oddities amid a census context.
Notices of entertainments dinners and other benefits with admission fees are charged at seven cents per line five words per line. Obituaries resolutions and cards of thanks are also charged at the same rate. Cash must accompany order.
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