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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1925
Page
2
Chicago and New York, with Dallas, announce Northup and S. W. Papert as representatives for the company.
Psalm excerpt highlights forgiveness of iniquities healing from destruction and redemption. The text praises God for benefits and mercy toward the supplicant, urging gratitude and trust in divine care.
The Texas legislature weighs methods to restore Jas Ferguson to office amid Fergusonism sympathy. Law experts say only a constitutional amendment can reinstate rights stripped by impeachment, with final public say via a proposed amendment and election.
The piece argues the voters should weigh altering the constitution to restore Mr Ferguson’s rights only if the change serves the public good. It rejects restoring office for one proven recreant, warning such vindication endangers the state and emphasizes merit over personal vindication.
Andrew Jackson De Vos an independent weather prophet dies in Hackensack New Jersey his death linked in tribute to disappointment at not witnessing last Saturday's total solar eclipse illness kept him from observing the event.
The general’s wife in New York says Wrangel commands an army of twenty five thousand in Roumania and Serbia ready for Russia on demand. She notes his prudent choice to keep the force far from Russia, praising his judgment.
Article notes unions debate shorter workdays for Massachusetts painters and outlines broader coal mine wage scale conflicts across Western Pennsylvania Illinois West Virginia and Kentucky. It highlights Jacksonville scale disputes with United Mine Workers and potential joint conferences to revise 1920 terms as Pennsylvania production drops.
A Dallas resident demonstrates a razor from 165 years ago, noting its sharpness sometimes cuts as if it were 275 years old. The odd blade sparks curiosity about antique shaving tools and preservation.
A Philadelphia Evening Bulletin excerpt notes that stations and leaders expect easy approval due to favorable labor conditions. It argues lower wages with ample work beat high wages with no work, reflecting a pragmatic stance on employment parity and approval prospects.
Coal prices listed for Best Henrietta Lump and Best McAlester Lump with delivery terms. Random OCR noise mentions John P. Steger Lbr Co and nonsensical phrases about African members, electricity drying prunes, pearls in coconuts, and a joke about turkey prices.
A Shawnee Oklahoma board secretary stresses that strong advertising builds trust and repeat business. He argues truthful pages, right prices, and quality merchandise attract customers and prove enterprise, with well advertised stock drawing new buyers and sustaining sales.
Small trade needs relocation and possession of premises preferred. Readable notice seeks a quick ad for business promotion. contact 1733 Will H Evans Bt for details about the requested adverting opportunity.
Best Henrietta Lamp Coal offered at 3.25 pounds per ton with an estimate of 8.75 per ton for delved coal. MecAlestar Lampéfonts and John P. Steger Lumber Co. advertise. Bowling Produce Co. and school report notes appear. Bates' Improved Antisentic Liniment marketed as suitable for man or beast.
Fragmented text discusses agriculture and an unlikely topic about a blue poppy from China. It includes garbled phrases about punishment and dance of words with unrelated notes on diamonds and shoes. The passage reads as a disjointed mosaic of names, objects, and advice with no clear cohesive event.
The county will receive sealed proposals until February 9 1925 from corporations associations or individuals to serve as depository for all county funds. Proposals must state the interest rate and the banking organization proposed to handle the county funds.
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