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26 Feb 1935
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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 26, 1935
Page
1
Notice to the Public Bonham Texas Publisher Contact
Public notice states that any erroneous reflection on the character or standing of any firm individual or corporation will be corrected when brought to the publishers attention. Entry at Bonham Texas post office as second class mail matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham, Texas
Overburdening Rail, Oil, and Utilities Sparks Tax Debate
In Texas a push to shift taxes onto railroads and utilities faces opposition. The argument warns higher levies on oil gas light and power firms threaten business vitality and raise consumer costs. Supporters call for fair taxes without overtaxing any one class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Oil, Gas, Light and Power
Vexas
Independent Senator Borah and partisan reform remarks
A column lauds William Borah for independent thinking and courage, contrasts him with party discipline, and uses him as a foil for critiques of party platforms and legislative behavior. The piece discusses Prohibition, the League of Nations, and calls out lawmakers who switch stances with party pressure. It also touches on Texas politics, race track revenue, and domestic policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
League of Nations
World Court
William Borah
Wm. Boreth
From Other Pens WHICH IS AT FAULT
Sunday school lesson links biblical charity to unemployment and self reliance. The article argues for restoring work opportunities over extended aid to lift the idle into labor while urging a community moral approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris News
Roosevelt town house rent sparks political omen claim
A Roosevelt town house in New York is advertised for rent with a six year lease noted as a potential omen by Republicans. A collection of satirical lines comments on estate planning, sauerkraut aid for the needy, college girls, knot holes in wood, juvenile football, public interest in Shakespeare, and a plan to ban plays.
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Congress
Roosevelt Town House
New York
Louisville Courisr- Journal
Punch
Day's Best From Texas Newspapers
An editorial note comments that Congress likely passed an anti lynching law in self defense and jokes about Cousin Pelfry not working unless he starts early, remarking he always rises too late for that. The item reflects a Texas newspaper feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Tyle-Courier-Times
Pelfry
Claude
Press Dispatches Converse on Government Spending and NRA
A compilation of quotes reflects mixed views on federal spending and the NRA extension. Tim Meddlin frames public responsibility, while Dallas and Marshall papers echo calls for cautious fiscal policy and continued gun economic regulation.
Worth Smile Hurry A Little Man Gets a Job at a Stevedore Yard
A short man seeks work with a stevedore gang and is put to loading 300 pound anvils. After a splash and a cry for help the foreman asks if he can swim, the man replies he can but needs a rope or he will drop. The anecdote plays on misdirection and humor about patience and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorty
Stray dog begins farmer on route to fortune
A stray collie moved with the Petty family in Audubon Iowa three years ago. Albert Petty traded it for a runt piglets leading to a string of trades that left him with three cows four calves two horses and twenty five pigs. Other notes mention a rise in drunkenness arrests in Charlotte North Carolina and a major insect outbreak affecting forests in a 99 percent of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon
Albert Petty
Petty
Be ye kind to one another in forgiveness
A devotional line echoes Ephesians 4 32 urging kindness and forgiveness among people as God forgave through Christ seeking gentleness and mercy in daily conduct.
We the People We Are the Makers of Our Fate
Poem fragment declares the people as laborers and creators shaping destinies through science, industry, and resolve. It asserts mastership over labor, land, and wealth and calls for peace and plenty drawn from the soil. The voice emphasizes collective power and national purpose led by common workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child
Barbara
Illinois Bankers Life Takes Over Abraham Lincoln Life
Illinois Bankers Life Assurance of Monmouth, Illinois completed a takeover of Abraham Lincoln Life Insurance in Springfield on February 18. The deal transfers 62,000 in premiums and 13 million in assets to create a combined company with over 1 billion in insurance in force, 31 million in assets, and more than 1 million in surplus and capital.
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S$ Field
Illinois
Air Lincoln Life Insurance
Ilinois Bankers Life Assurance Pany
Monmouth
Illnoisers Life
Minots Bankers Life
Abraham Lincoln
Palmer
Insurance Andis
Abt
Lincoln Life
Four fishermen believed drowned in Pass Mancino storm
Reports from New Orleans say a fishing party of four residents of Hamlin were swept by choppy Pass Mancino waters in a storm. Two bodies have been recovered, with the fate of the others still unknown as rescuers search the area.
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New Orleans
Pass Mancino
Ham
Influenza Deaths Reported in Madrid Rise in February
Madrid reports 1,183 deaths in three weeks of February during a new influenza epidemic. This compares to 1,214 deaths in the same period last year, with the current outbreak described as less severe overall.
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Madrid
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