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This notice lists publishing house details Favorite Printing Co. Sherwood Spots Ovid Spots Ashley Evans managing editor Chas R Inglish business manager and subscription rates for city carrier and mail delivery. It notes change of address procedure and that notices of events with admission fees are charged per line plus obituaries and messages. Cash required with order.
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Sherwood Spotts
Ovid Spotts Publishers
Ashley Evans
Chas.r. Inglish
Notice to the Public for Corrections
Notice states that any erroneous reflections on the character or reputation of any firm individual or corporation will be corrected upon notification to the publishers. The notice emphasizes willingness to address errors publicly.
Advertising Rates on Application Entered at Bonham Post Office
Advertisement rates are available on request at the Bonham Texas post office. This notice records the mailing arrangement as second class matter and directs inquiries to the post office for pricing and placement details.
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Bonham, Texas
As a Man Thinketh in a Spring Awakening
A frugal portrait contrasts two men: one a smut-smeared furnace worker with hesitant speech, the other clear eyed and kind, ready to welcome spring. The second man, Bessie L Bignall, reads gratitude in the season and voices hopeful, heavenly prophecies.
Horse and Horse Eulogy Spurs Debate Over Propositions
State Press presents a eulogy titled Horse and Horse discussing a likely 60 69 proposition. The speaker praises a mix of half conch half recipe noting a guidance by a male faction who favor one horse and one rabbit as the correct pairing.
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State Press
Lowden Files Formal Candidacy for Republican Nomination
Lowden has filed formal notice of his candidacy seeking the Republican presidential nomination. He faces a demanding path beyond a mere formality to secure the plum, as he must overcome competition and secure party backing.
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Lowden
Thas
Guinn Williams Attacks Talley Policies in Congress
The report notes Guinn Williams from the West condemning Talley led policies at the Federal Reserve Bank in Dallas. It suggests regional distrust of Talley and hints at lingering Civil War veteran legacies among New Yorkers who died soon after a pension began.
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Guinn Williams
Federal Reserve Bank
Dallas
Congress
Guinn
West
Lynn P. Talley
U S Pressures France Over Involvement in Anti‑War Pact
The United States sends a sharp note to France demanding all powers be included in the anti‑war pact or none. France hints at naming some powers in the bloc, reserving others for future reference. The piece suggests France hopes for another war with Germany and urges France to focus on paying debts instead.
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United States
France
Loys
Germany
Debate on Protective Tariff: All-Inclusive Protection?
A columnist in the Bonham Favorite quotes the Star-Telegram arguing tariffs favor a few and cannot be made all-inclusive. The piece asks farmers and manufacturers about removing intra national tariffs and warns such moves could hurt agriculture and trade between states like Texas and Massachusetts.
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Forth Worth Star-Telegram
Democratic Party
Star-Telegram
Bonham
Texas
Massachusetts
Dalles
Moody to Seek Second Term in Party Announcement
Moody announces intention to run again, signaling a continued leadership role for the party. The move comes as Democrats navigate unclear policy direction and debates over core platforms amid a shifting political landscape.
Not Al Smith's Religion But Its Lack Disturbs Clergy
The quote notes some churchmen are troubled not by Al Smith's faith but by the absence of faith. It warns that youth sowing wild oats risks rust and moral danger, urging careful conduct as a moral lesson.
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al Smith
Women Save Time Bobs Unveil Fresh Routines
The question asks how women use the time saved by bobbing their hair. The article notes women often replace styling with quicker routines, reap efficiency gains, and can pursue additional chores or leisure activities.
Gainesville Meeting Focuses on Roads and Safety
Gainesville officials review road problems and safety measures. The discussion highlights Cooke county needs and a cooperative approach to improve infrastructure and transport safety for residents.
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Gainesville
Cooke County
Married man writes to another man's wife sparks term co respondent
A note on social propriety notes that when a married man writes letters to another man’s wife he is quickly labeled a co respondent in gossip. The remark reflects early 20th century attitudes toward marital fidelity and public morality.
City Leaders Move Against Both Major Parties
City leaders push candidates for president to declare if they carry a bottle and disclose its contents, signaling new political scrutiny and transparency demands.
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Ciry
Reed Endorsed by Missouri Sparks Quiet Backlash
Jim Reed receives a Missouri endorsement amid mixed reaction. Commentators say the move is anticipated but not likely to accelerate support, portraying Reed as largely quarantined from broader momentum in the Show Me State.
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Jim Reed
Missouri
Jim
Republicans back Hoover after GOP nominating split
Some Republicans oppose Hoover but pledge party unity if Herbert is nominated. The piece notes the split within the GOP and argues Hoover remains their default choice amid intra party debate.
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Hoover
Herbert
Fannin County crime record cited as discouraging force
The Palestine Herald notes Fannin County last year arrested all auto thieves and recovered every stolen vehicle, suggesting such outcomes deter crime. The piece contrasts this with counties where public sentiment undermines law enforcement, risking higher crime and lower property values.
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Fannin County
Palestine Herald
Fannin
Texas
Chicago
Dallas News
Reed calls for Democratic harmony amid past Senate record
Waxahachie Light questions Senator Jim Reed from Missouri now in Texas, accusing him of double standards on unity while recalling his earlier partisan stances during Wilson era and wartime, and suggesting his harmony appeal sounds ridiculous to many citizens.
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Jim Reed
Hee
Texas
Missouri
Mgr. Reed
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Reed
Big Peter bell returned to York Minster after recast
England's third largest bell Big Peter has been returned to York Minster after being recast. The eight foot tall bell weighs nearly 11 tons and forms part of a century old set of famous church bells.
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England
Peter
York Minster
Government quoted on refuges for birds and Prohibition stance
A collage of editorials questions government by contrasting refuges for wild birds with no protection for politicians facing Prohibition questions. Separate notes applaud a railround appointing a florist and mock an official burglar. Washington views agriculture favorably though no agriculturists referenced.
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Detroit News
Gene
Jimmy
Dallas News
New York relief doubts surface amid farmer needs
A St. Louis Star note suggests Mr. Lowden might have closed his New York headquarters because New York City farmers are not in need of relief. The remark hints at shifting relief priorities.
Dark patches under eyes linked to defective teeth theory
A medical theory suggests dark eye patches may arise from defective teeth. In domestic circles they may also cue a faulty alibi.
Speculation on New Auto Terms Emerges in Ohio State Journal
The Ohio State Journal notes intrigue over potential catchy coinages for second hand autos in the coming year. The column reflects playful market speculation about terminology that may define used car outlooks.
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Ohio State oJurnal
Lindy Visit Hint For Foreign Relations Committee
The note from Council Bluffs suggests inviting Lindy to visit the foreign relations committee after he has fostered peace and goodwill with neighboring nations.
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Lindy
Foreign Relations Committee
Council
England and America share greatest unthinkers says critic
Sir Austen Chamberlain notes war between England and America is unthinkable while the New York Evening Post adds that both nations possess some of the world's greatest intellectuals. The remark frames a contrast between war fears and shared scholarly stature.
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Austen Chamberlain
England
America
New York Evening Post
Author Offers To Try Electric Chair In Interest Of Science
A writer expresses willingness to experience electrocution by chair to advance science and humanity, suggesting others might follow the example. The remark reflects grim curiosity about the moral bounds of experiments for the greater good.
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Worth Star-Telegram
Generous Publishers Gifts Reach Major Sums in U S
Publishers in the United States have given about $100 000 000 in the last score or so to art education and charity as compiled by Editor and Publisher. Fight publishers total around $60 000 000 and Frederick G. Kenfield of the Denver Post says his fortune will aid mankind. Smaller gifts lift the total to about $80 000,000 with $20 000 more in trustees. Frank A. Mungey heads the list with $21 000 000 in contributions.
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United States
Fight
Irederick G. Kenfils
The
Denver Post
Fires of the presidential campaign and odd quips
A collage of World War era quips and remarks from newspapers including Mis souri Senator James A. Reed credited with stirring four states, the Houston Post-Dispatch on a candle glow as a holocaust, and various humorous exchanges about drinkers, weddings, and a Bonaparte portrayal in a film.
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James A. Reed
Missouri
Houston Post-Dispatch
Cadillac congregation versus Ford paced churches
Leonard notes that small town churches chase a "Packard" preacher for the price of a "Ford" pastor. He argues many churches lack spiritual power and need a Cadillac congregation rather than a costly model.
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Packard
Ford
Cadillac
Pittsburg
Gazett
Worth a Smile Safe Yes
Jenkins recalls giving blunt feedback during a tense call with Robison. He describes the conversation as direct and says Robison could be hot tempered, leaving the outcome of the call unresolved after he hung up.
Willy and Tilly Share Gentle Thoughts
Willy wonders what lies on the mind while Tilly urges kindness. They remind each other to treat strangers with care in unfamiliar surroundings.
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Willy
Tilly
Strategy First Clubman After Midnight Gaffe
A humorous exchange about a missing latch key prompts a plan to wake the wife by pretending a pet dog is locked out. The Boston Transcript quote laments nerves while Edna’s engagement becomes a playful tease about a “plucky man.”
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Boston Transcript
He Got Revenge Publishes a Quirky Texan Tale
An East Texas editor at last achieves his long awaited reprisal and proclaims it to the world with a witty verse about neighbors owning modern goods. The poem notes the Jones with a saxophone the Jenkins with a radio a phonograph the Flynns and even twins.
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East Texas
Jones
Jenkins
Flynns
Old World Gossip Sparks Confession Over Age
A playful exchange in a humorous clipping references a psychology friend and an insurance agent offering kisses per year. The dialogue mentions Miss Ethel’s delayed arrival and a match between Thomas and Miss Blunt, with light banter about brains and cleverness.
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Pathfinder
Married Again And A Tooth Pulled In A Witty Exchange
The scene features a playful chat about a young lady delaying her visit and a quip about making up her mind. A remark notes the speaker’s wife loss and a new marriage, paired with a light comparison to pulling a tooth and replacing it.
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Vant
Scotsman
France
Alphonse
Gaston
Boston Transcript
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Cyrus H. .K. Curtis
Washington
Frank A. Mungey
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Ranger Times
Mineral Wells Index
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Sand Garret
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Leonard
Robison
Edna
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J. 1
Chicken Feed and Poultry Supplies
Wells & Humphrey
New York Evening World
Ethel
Pinks
Thomas
Miss Blunt
Binks
Kee Dongs
Universal Mills
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Bill Jones
Bonham Wholesale Grocery Co
Keene Hardware
Brown
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