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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1925
Page
3
Local paper notes public notices policy and rates. It discusses pardon leniency by Gov. Davis of Kansas and broader patterns of governors granting pardons for sums paid, highlighting public sentiment and potential profit in advocacy.
A brief Bible thought quotes Proverbs 12 25 about heaviness in the heart and its impact on mood. The snippet emphasizes inner sorrow and the effect on outlook.
Citizens compare the heated race for the House speakership to a popular football game, signaling high public interest and anticipation around the outcome and its political stakes.
The piece discusses a San Antonio murder case where an axe killing could be justified as home protection, warning against unwritten law and vigilante motives. It notes few residents engage in city charter debate, and covers a Baptist minister indicted on eleven counts for libel over sermons and letters attacking Waco officials.
The piece argues Uncle Sam will not reduce claims against Germany France Italy or other nations and will wait up to twenty five years to collect, leaving future generations to endure the wait. It also cautions against spreading rumors about public officials and notes many faithful officials often suffer from others’ unfaithful acts.
Rangers were sent to East Texas to break up a bank robbery gang. Five men were arrested and jailed, though no local protest reached Austin. East Texans, unlike Santane friends, show little eagerness to denounce the Rangers as lawlessness is not seen as profitable there.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and phrases mentioning people like Relph Snoderis and Brown, with unclear context about a game or event. No coherent incident, date, or location is readable to form a factual summary.
A note laments crossword use, stating frequent dictionary reference makes cross word work impractical for routine tasks. The writer criticizes puzzles that demand varied research in everyday business.
The Favorite offers plenty of School Report Cards and invites calls to supply them.
Chapel hosted a Wednesday ceremony where thirteen football squad members were awarded letters and three players received sterling silver footballs. The purple and white B letters honored those who played in key games, with Leroy Williams, Bob MeKe, Royce Hughes, Roy Blassingame, Clark McBrayer, Marvin King, Dennes Bales, Bob Richardson, Ray Crouch, Wayne Muns, Alban McRae among those recognized.
A garbled retail item brief notes meat market location South Bend and a seller name Duff and Griffin with a phone number. Also mentions a store called The Favorite selling transfer paper by sheet with a 1 by 24 inch size.
Schedule fragment shows departures from Bonham and Denison area at 9:30 am and 2:00 pm with trips to Alexander and Hughes Cafe. Fare listed as $1 each way. Motor cars leave from Bonham area and are routed via Denison with a wall or wall-like info line present.
Bonham schedules a Dallas bound route with connections at Bailey and Katy Trail through Cre Bus lines. The service lists stops toward Greenville and other points, with departure at 6:00 am and 9:15 am times noted and references to Alexander.
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