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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
1
A brief devotional line proclaims the Lord as shepherd ensuring no want, phrased in reverent religious language likely from a church or spiritual notice. The ad emphasizes trust in divine provision and comfort for readers.
The piece endorses changing the city charter to allow a mayor to serve without full-time devotion. It supports Saunders, a council member, who can introduce a resolution to call an election on the issue. The editorial predicts voter endorsement and urges deeper citizen involvement in city affairs.
In Paris yesterday Allied finance ministers reported good progress toward settling the differences on postwar economic arrangements. Officials highlighted cooperation among member states and outlined next steps for concrete agreements.
The piece discusses a dispute between the United States and England over U S war claims under the Dawes plan. It notes England’s objection to US claims under the Versailles framework, Hughes refusal of arbitration, and the resulting 25 year extension of payments. It suggests England gains more from the compromise as the debt landscape will shift with future rearrangements.
Governor Al Smith urges enforcement of the Volstead Act in New York while denying credit for it. He notes past repeal actions and argues no local legislation is needed, though critics accuse him of encouraging violators.
Sam D. Stinson of Greenville, educated in Bonham, was named by Mrs. Ferguson as States Attorney before the Court of Criminal Appeals. Stinson is a well known local lawyer and figure in the community.
The state is credited with granting equal suffrage to all citizens and inaugurating the first woman governor. Nellie T. Ross took the oath of office on Monday marking a historic milestone in Montana politics.
The Bonham Favorite notes relief that 1925 should avoid another political campaign like 1924, implying dissatisfaction with prior events. Clarksville Times cites the remark saying readers who followed their recommendation to vote for Ma would not feel upset by the earlier period.
Long reader letter from J C Saunders of Bonham dated January 7 1925 argues for amending Bonham city charter to allow mayor to hold other work and for council to set mayor and employee salaries He says business leaders could serve as mayor part time and supports a referendum at the next city election to approve the proposed charter change.
Notice is given of the annual stockholders meeting of the First State Bank of Bondan Texas to be held at the bank office on January 18, 1025 between 1 a m and 2 p m for the election of directors and other business. Meil Williams cashier.
Realty notice lists several parcels for sale with easy terms. South front, east side Baptist church area and near Elk street, close to Main street and high school. Listings show prices around 150 to 250 dollars with modest down payments. Signed by Will H. Evans.
Well improved sandy land farm about 104 acres located 16 miles north of Bonham. Bargain price offered for immediate sale by Wells Nunnelee Humphre.
Lee Herndon of this city attempted a bicycle distance record last Sunday, riding from here to within two miles of Paris and back. He started at 9:25 am and finished at 4:00 pm, covering forty two miles in that span, showcasing a notable scout effort and a growing interest in endurance cycling.
A Brown purse with contents including small bills is lost. Mrs J Thomas, finder of L R Milams jacket book, asks return and a reward. A small purse with a $5 bill and four ones is also missing, return to Miss Ethel Ever. 156-2t
Fragmentary notes show Berry and Hendsix & Co introducing a new service with marketing pitch claiming it is the best option. Mentions V7 1-2 Abc Ge and Try my new service as slogans. No clear date or place is provided.
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