20 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
1
Notification requests readers to provide all existing addresses and any new address changes to avoid delays in updating delivery. Readers are asked to supply full street, city, state, and ZIP if applicable.
Notices of entertainments dinners and other benefits with an admission fee will be charged one vent a word. Obituaries resolutions of respect and cards of thanks also incur the same rate. Cash must accompany orders.
A clipped front page column surveys global and domestic issues from Ireland's fighting resuming to U S tariff debates, oil and manganese mining, Puritan blue laws, and Ku Klux Klan rumors. It argues for strict enforcement of existing laws and cautions against lawlessness though noting growing disregard for law and order across the South.
The Frankfurter Zeitung reports Lloyd George urged global peace to restore trade after war disruptions. He warned against arson and emphasized keeping treaties while reestablishing prewar commercial ties. He linked wealthier customers to stronger markets, urged minimal government trade interference, and noted household economy as essential to Europe’s recovery.
A chatty narrator recounts a silly tale of a showy soap agent claiming it cleans all things. Mr Curfew buys a cake, uses it on his dog, the dog goes berserk, injures him, and chaos spreads through town as people demand compensation while Curfew denounces the product.
A political remark suggests Congress may not favor domestic growers as many lawmakers buy California fruit at high prices. The phrase implies Congress will hand growers a lemon, reflecting concern over competition from foreign workers and market prices.
The text argues that prior price increases were due to higher raw material and labor costs and asserts that reductions in those costs do not justify large price drops. It emphasizes the complexity of manufacturing costs and the clarity of the overall explanation.
The lord mayor of Cork, admitted to the United States, is to be turned over to the State Department and sent back to Ireland as a seaman. Secretary Wilson, who has overridden legal obstacles before, may be seen by many as placing himself among undesirables.
The article praises the Baptists in Fannin County for raising a substantial voluntary fund for starving Europeans. It notes this is the county’s only organized effort and urges a broader drive to maximize contributions for humanitarian and Christian giving.
An excerpt from the Dearborn Independent uses a chase scene to illustrate forks in life paths. It warns that signs may be misleading and urges caution in choosing directions toward prosperity happiness or ruin.
An ad lists Branon Jewelry Co. selling 100 speckled apples at 1.25 and urges immediate gold payment at D. V. Hill location. The message hints at a trial or demonstration of value.
A Birmingham Age-Herald snippet recalls Mrs Guthery as the academically minded member of the Guthery family while noting Mr Guthery’s business success. The dialogue contrasts brains with money and praises her ability to discuss abstruse questions beyond domestic matters.
A south west London trader complained about a large pile of wooden blocks placed before his shop by road workers. He left a card reading Please take one, prompting passers by to remove many blocks until a police officer removed the sign.
Bates' Improved Antiseptic Liniment advertised for human use and for animals. The brief notice emphasizes its broad this product claims healing antiseptic properties and suitability for various ailments in people and livestock.
Mrs. Katherine L. Gibbons of Cleveland attended a Saturday theater in Chicago. Her escort John Burke warned her not to wear rings amid fratpad activity. she left rings at home. Burke left, was arrested, freed for lack of evidence, later rearrested and found with three diamond rings valued at $1,800 identified as hers.
Local merchants announce the purchase of the late J. L. Scruggs stock and plan to open a public sale within a week offering prices designed to attract customers. Potential buyers are urged to watch for further details and opening date.
FANNIN COUNTY REALTY Co. advertises a one year lease for a small Molern room house near West 4th with bath and sewerage cleaned. Store. contact Spivy at phone 44.
District Judge Thomas W. Cham set March ? as the trial date for Clara Smith Han, accused of murdering Jake Hamon, a Republican National Committee member and multimillionaire magnate Judge Clapon, in Ardmore. Venue remains Ardmore with no change contemplated. County Attorney James Mather for the defense reportedly left Ardmore on a trip to obtain corroboration of new defense evidence.
The case of H L Simpson versus Ten Noris, an action for rents and advances, concluded yesterday with a verdict for the defendant Mrs T P Day First State bank after testimony and a conference they reached a settlement and the case was dismissed.
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