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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1925
Page
1
Public notices outline subscription rates and columnist names. It lists change of address procedures and general notice policies for corrections and charged notices. The ad notes obituaries resolutions and cards of thanks also incur a per word charge.
A religious inscription quotes Psalms 84 11 praising the Lord as sun and shield. It declares that no good thing will be withheld from those who walk uprightly, framing a devotional message of grace and glory.
A sober reflection notes that some people endure trouble to beg for a living. The author concludes they would prefer to find other means of earning a livelihood to support themselves.
A bill seeks repeal of the pool hall prohibition amid doubts it reflects most Texans. The piece notes a Texas ranger force that once protected against outlaws faced an injunction halting pay, leading to the force’s dissolution and emboldening criminals.
The Fort Worth Star Telegram recounts Mrs. Oscar A. Morris, widow of a man slain near Roanoke on December 5, who struggles day and night to support her four young children by washing and ironing, highlighting broader calls for humane treatment of victims' families.
A bipartisan Texas committee examined months of testimony on charges by Geo. Je. B. Peddy that oarl Db. Mayfield violated campaign finance laws and used intimidation and illegal voting. Ballots were shipped to Washington for recounts, but the panel unanimously found Mayfield lawfully elected and dismissed the fraud claims.
A satirical note from Dallas News Snap Shots mocks beliefs that hard work kills people and suggests that reducing work could be wiser than spending on life insurance. The piece humorously implies the editor also works minimally.
New evidence in the Kansas pardon scandal widens the case and signals possible decisive results ahead. Prosecutors and defense teams prepare for fresh filings as the investigation unfolds, with officials saying developments could determine outcomes for those involved.
The debate centers on evidence implicating the bank commissioner and the governor. Officials vow a just, nonpartisan investigation to restore public trust and clear the atmosphere at the state capital.
A Waukegan mother pledges to accompany her two boys ordered to a government leper colony. She declares she cannot be separated and will go wherever they are taken, portraying a boundless maternal love amid fear and illness.
A fragmented note references Bill Spottswood and a humorous line about tuition as life’s school. It mentions a quirky winter line and a person in Naples who says he spent $30,000, guessing a mistaken movie star vibe.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a satirical mix of quips on radios in umbrellas, church attendance for free radios, ship SOS meaning, revival of odd quotes from various papers, and a stray transport timetable fragment with fare notes.
Publication notice cites Beveyt.n and the State of Texas in a citation action W224 a. The terse filing references service and court jurisdiction, with details constrained by public notice requirements in the record.
A public citation orders Jos Bolit to appear in the District Court of Fannin County on the February 2, 1925 term to answer a suit by W.P. Jahn for damages tied to a contract regarding land cultivation and crop yields on a farm in Texas. The plaintiff claims breach led to damages of 1800 dollars, including costs and interest, and seeks judgment.
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