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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1925
Page
2
Notice to the public warns that erroneous reflections will be corrected and notices of entertainments with admission fees will be charged one cent per word. Obituaries resolutions of respect and cards of thanks also incur the same rate.
A compact biblical reflection cites verses from Psalm 37 29 and 37 31 about the righteous inheriting the land and dwelling forever with the law of God in the heart. The wording emphasizes steadfast faith and moral guidance as a path to lasting residence.
A Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas request to member banks to withhold paper money for silver sparks a regional outcry. Critics view it as a possible political maneuver against the South and West, noting silver’s dominance in the past and questioning government capacity to supply enough one dollar bills. The article also critiques Texas tax policy talk and campaign promises on reducing taxes.
A proposed law would bar a self defense plea in murder cases where the defendant used a weapon carried unlawfully at the time of the killing. The measure aims to remove self defense as a defense when weapon possession is illegal.
The piece surveys Texas law on pistols and pardons, notes a San Angelo bootlegger sentenced for liquor offenses, and discusses Judge Kittrell’s repeal bill. It commends Wilson’s leadership and potential enduring impact, citing his intellect and sincerity as the era’s defining influence.
The article argues that understanding Woodrow Wilson requires access to confidential archives and private correspondence. It notes that Jefferson and Adams doubted public records would reveal the full truth about pivotal events, and suggests current ages must wait for fuller material before judging Wilson’s efforts and failures.
The article recounts Ohio’s role in early oil development, noting Southeastern Ohio as the first attracting attention. It describes Noble County’s first well drilled in 1814 by Robert McKee near Caldwell, the primitive technique, early naming of oil as sewecs oil, and peddlers selling crude oil locally for remedies before its broader industrial use.
The column notes paradoxes in wealth and power with quotes about rich versus poor. It cites rising consumer expenses including hot dogs and cosmetics, attributing big spend to broader displays of wealth and fashion. The piece reflects concern over economic disparity and cultural trends.
A friend approached in confidential tones seeking a favor from a well known local figure with a strong back and a weak mind. The narrator complied and performed the requested task.
The Clarksville Chamber of Commerce invites ideas to expand its membership. A satirical note proposes buying Sam Fryar clothes and drinks to secure 75 percent signup within 24 hours, then offers to pay for the drinks. A separate item advertises a farm for rent and a Tuesday night meeting at 7:30.
In a chilly Shady Forest pursuit, Policeman Dog trails Old Man Weasel from the old stone wall to the Farmyard. Cocky Chicken doors swing. Uncle Lucky’s coat remains at large, as the tense chase builds to a near showdown in the cold.
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