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25 Feb 1929
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Bonham Daily Favorite in Bonham, Texas
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1929
Page
1
Notices of entertain ments and dinners charged per line
Notice states admissions and other benefits with monetary consideration incur 7 percent per line, five words per line. Obituaries resolutions cards of thanks also charged at the same rate. Cash must accompany order.
Notice to the Public on Corrections
A boilerplate notice states that any erroneous reflection about firms individuals or corporations will be corrected upon notification to the publishers. The text emphasizes remedy and accountability for published content.
Little reading and thinking cited as wisdom
A reflective adage notes that minimal talk and ample listening cultivate wisdom, highlighting the value of thoughtful restraint. The quotation stresses quiet study over loud discourse as the path to insight.
Bible Thought for Opay Exhortation Verse
Sing unto the Lord and praise him for deliverance as Jeremiah proclaims salvation from evil. A prayer pleads love for the Lord and shared joy in faithful devotion.
Don’t Get Blue Poem Parody About Tough Times
A short era verse by an unknown author reassures readers not to surrender to gloom during delays or hardships. It uses recurring lines about staying calm and not getting blue when problems arise such as tough tasks, rough waters, or being left to shoulder burdens alone.
Noted Texas Reform Demands Court Delay Fixes
A Texas public concerns itself with court delays in criminal cases insisting reforms are needed. The text argues excessive appeals red tape and reversals undermine justice and public faith, urging legislature and courts to adopt expert led improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
State Bar Association
Reform in Court Procedures Faces Lawyer Opposition
Private practitioners blame the Bar and lawmakers for failed court reforms. Judge C H Jenkins notes lawmakers, mostly lawyers, kill reform bills in the Judiciary Committee, urging an outside source of change as voters demand relief and possible nonlawyer leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Association
Supreme Court of
C. H. Jenkins
Brown County
Dallas News
Jenkins
People to Decide on Court Reform
Voters are asked to weigh a court reform proposal in a public ballot. The measure seeks changes in judge selection and court procedures, with supporters arguing for efficiency and accountability while opponents caution against reduced judicial independence.
Texas Marriage Reform Law Seeks Pre-approval and Health Proof
The legislature and governor enact a bill requiring three day advance marriage license applications in Texas and a health certificate for the groom. The second clause aims to bar marriages by diseased men, but its effectiveness hinges on proper medical examination by state or county doctors. concerns about biased reports and enforcement remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Soap makers and cotton seed crushers clash before Ways and Means
Debates in Washington pit soap makers against cotton seed crushers over tariffs on vegetable oils and fats. Soap should remain free from duty while fats used in toilet soap face tariff, as concerns about price impacts on laundries rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means Committee
Nouse
Washington
Lawmakers defend search and seizure law cited as home protection
A critic accuses legislators of defending the present search and seizure law as a protector of homes while implying mothers are bootleggers if they oppose the law. The remark frames the bill as safeguards for families versus criminal activity.
Editorial Snippets on Politics and Media Framing
A collage of remarks critiques Democrats oversight of Salt Creek, questions Federal Reserve restraint, and ponders television relevance with quips about screens and headlines from several newspapers. The material reflects opinion tone and media commentary of the era.
Most Striking Thing Revealed On Concrete Sidewalk
A reflective reminiscence notes a concrete sidewalk as the most striking sight during the fleet visit. The piece contrasts superior and inferior races by armed strength and naval capacity, implying a boastful view of fleets and ships.
Political Commentary Across Rhetoric And Power In 1930s Press
The New Yorker notes Mussolini bans heat trading in stocks and jokes on gravity law. The Ohio Late Journal cites minority rights as a tactic to pressure lawmakers. The Indianapolis News suggests Oklahoma Governor’s private secretary could become the power behind the throne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
New Yorker
Ohio Late Journal
Oklahoma
Indianapolis News
Kansas City Man Convicted Over Home Still Evidence in Gas Bill
A Kansas City man was convicted of operating a residence still. Prosecutors cited the large gas bill as strong evidence, suggesting that many in Bonham could fear conviction if their fuel bills are scrutinized this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bonham
Dives
Dallas News
Kansas City
Dallas woman runs for Police and Fire Commissioner
A female candidate seeks the Dallas Police and Fire Commission post with a platform to end government foolishness If elected she vows not to seek re election unless voters approve her results in eliminating inefficiency and waste
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police and Fire
Dallas
Move started to rid Chicago of racketeers
The fragment notes a public drive against Chicago racketeers as authorities push for action amid ongoing crime concerns. The text hints at a broader crackdown but provides limited detail on individuals, dates, or official actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Day's Best From Texas Papers Sets Tone and Tone
A collage of quips from Dallas News Corsican Sun Mineral Wells Index Palestine Herald and Dallas Journal notes on art modern jazz typing and spring sentiment. Observations mix humor critique and seasonal chatter across Texas press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas News
Mineral Wells Index
Outside of town danger options on highway wood and meadow
A McKinney Courier Gazette note contrasts risks beyond town limits, highlighting choices between a car, bird shot, or a golf ball as potential hazards in rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney Courier Gazette
Worth a Smile Whistle Teaches a Man to Come When Called
A playful instruction piece advises a woman on whistling to summon a man, framing a lighthearted skill as a social shortcut and amusement. The tone is cheeky and instructive with a public-facing voice. The item plays on humor and social ease rather than a serious guide.
Airing the Party Hostess In a London Sketch
The London Opinion reports a comic scene where a hostess laments a draft while a maid notes a man blocking the door with his laundry bill. The piece captures a humorously chaotic domestic moment.
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Mary
Mira
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