02 Jul 1921
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1921
Page
1
The city editor of the Favorite is teased for fish stories and a Louisville dispatch claims a man coughed up a five fish four inches long. The writer questions the tale while noting some people believe any fish story. The piece argues a fish lie is inexcusable unless well told.
The Federal Reserve Act allows national banks to lend on unencumbered farm land for five years. A revolving fund of 150 million plus 40 million in land bank bonds, with individual loans up to 25 000, aims to boost farming, land ownership, and rural life while signaling private capital's eventual role. The article urges fair returns for farmers and notes cattlemen also seek government support to avoid bankruptcy.
With the 1921 cotton crop estimated at eight million bales there is debate over whether this year will bring overproduction. The region contemplates market impact and farming prospects as growers assess supply versus demand.
A Senate bill would create a Bank of Nations in New York City with a capital of 2 billion dollars. The proposal is criticized as an attempt to corner national loose change, and opposition is stated, though a Texas location is not opposed.
A former Russian prince told a New York court he had only his last dollar left but preferred life as an ex-prince in New York to being a nobody in Soviet Russia. He stated that even with nothing, his status here was better than his situation in Russia.
A Republican administration protects cotton with tariffs while acreage falls by a third and promises of price advances by Gus Shaw and John Henry Kir fail. Railroad workers and others receive wage reductions, reflecting broader readjustment costs paid by workers and businessmen.
In his book on the war, von Hindenburg offers faint praise for the United States. He notes limited remarks about America and admits uncertainty after Germany advanced toward the Hindenburg line.
The principal reason for Republican opposition to Taft's appointment as chief justice was a fear it might not be objectionable to Wilson and other Democrats.
Mary Heill of Route I Marmaduke testifies to the medicine's effectiveness for bilious children and stomach troubles. The ad promotes Isiaek Draught as a gentle laxative and highlights Black Draught for liver and stomach disorders with over 70 years of use.
In a congressional debate on amendments to an act for good roads, Rep. Rayburn denounces proposed changes that would force Texas to amend its constitution to receive funds and warns against federal bureaucratic intrusion. He cites Texas law and county road work experience, urging support for current provisions.
The article recalls Dempsey's reported lack of concern about the next bout and compares it to his supposed indifference during the 1917 clash with Germany.
A brief note on how prohibition rhetoric targets popular soft drink titles, arguing that names of beverages are attacked as part of broader moral regulation. The fragment hints at authors seeking to avoid sensational labeling while discussing cultural censorship.
Bonham Bailey Leonard schedule shows train connections at Bonham Ar Bailey Ar Leonard with times 8 30 am 9 05 am 9 40 am 3 00 pm 3 30 pm 4 05 pm 8 30 pm 9 00 pm 9 45 pm. Bus starts from Alexander Hotel. Phone 372 R 1 Residence 372 2 R Ford Service Car Station.
The piece argues that high taxes and lavish expenditures clash with conservative business policy and that both Washington and the public favor economy and restraint. It reflects a call for reduced spending and fiscal conservatism.
The Republican national committee reduced representation at the national conventions, aiming to lower expenses and cut travel and hospitality costs for delegates and staff. The move signals a shift in scheduling and resource allocation as the party seeks budget efficiency.
A band concert is set for Friday at 8 30 p m on Court LW House Jawn. The event promises live music and community entertainment with the downtown venue hosting the performance.
The remark claims English players excel in golf and tennis yet lack the nerve to challenge in pitching horseshoes. It frames a competitive rivalry with a bold assertion of American prowess in a traditional country sport.
A vintage medical ad offers $160 reward and $100 catarrh remedy claims. It markets Hall's Catarrh Medicine as internal treatment that cleanses mucous surfaces, strengthens health, and aids nature. It guarantees cure or refund, with testimonials offered.
A short church notice notes a Christian Church night event with guidance and encouragement for parishioners.
Fannin County Realty Co advertises short term note purchases with discounts and invites clients to visit Spivy's Store for transactions.
Ivan Fat Roberts features in a quirky kitchen note about beet hamburgers and watches, listing no formal event or broader context. The fragment hints at a nickname and food items without a clear incident or date.
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