McDougall Evans Seeks Reelection In Bonham Election
Local race in Bonham centers on McDougall Evans seeking another term. Campaigns focus on city management and public services as voters prepare to cast ballots in the coming weeks.
03 Jul 1933
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1933
Page
1
Local race in Bonham centers on McDougall Evans seeking another term. Campaigns focus on city management and public services as voters prepare to cast ballots in the coming weeks.
The piece argues propaganda in public campaigns can be helpful when open but harmful when deceptive. It cites paid sentiment campaigns, including opponents of a holding company bill and a defense for Mrs Waley in a kidnapping case, urging accountability and caution about misleading news or advertising.
Austin Callan of Houston advocates uniform traffic rules to ease learning for drivers who move between cities. He notes Missouri has few auto accidents and questions fault patterns, while urging uniform marriage and divorce laws. The column lampoons politics, public payrolls, and social topics amid reflections on peace, war, and Texas public opinion.
A collage of quips and satirical lines from Texas newspapers. The items reference politicians courts and taxes with humor about the Supreme Court and federal measures.
A light dialogue joke about mistaken identity and social excuses. A man and woman exchange quips about perceptions at night out and shopping. The Philadelphia Enquirer presents a brief humor item.
A mixed clipping blends biblical lines from Mark with comic street dialogue and cryptic quips. It references a public enemy, a warden, and a character named Cactus Joe, ending with a garbled Philadelphia Bulletin line.
A short reflective line poem contrasts rule and sway with a sunbeam’s warmth between cradle and grave. It frames life’s arc from birth to death through a simple, hopeful image. It conveys a universal meditation on power and time.
A reflective verse laments the absence of a loved one shown through images of books and a chair left behind. The speaker grieves as if the wind at dawn sighs through an emptied home.
Most grain is cut except in low spots with harvest due in a few days if fair weather lasts. Cucumbers are the main current crop but small size keeps prices low. Local families, visits, and a regional rally are noted among the weekend activities. Kites in Tokushima, Japan, require 200 men to hold large cards in the annual flying contest. Daily mavormeads bring results.
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