09 Jul 1937
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1937
Page
1
Notice to the public states errors affecting character or standing of firms individuals or corporations will be corrected upon notification to the publisher. Rates for delivery by city carrier and mail are listed for 1 month 3 months 6 months and 1 year with various terms.
The Corsicana Sun argues good will and cooperation can settle capital and labor disputes but notes deep deadlock from selfish interests. It cites past employer excess, calls for just laws protecting both sides, and urges prompt, enforceable solutions over radical obstruction.
Opinion piece argues against government funding for Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan rescue efforts. It contends their risks are self-made, calls for officials to set a precedent that adventurers act at their own expense, and criticizes public outlays for such missions while urging focus on reducing accidents and safer conduct. The writer questions diplomacy risks and mocks broad-mindedness while urging restraint in future rescues.
A collage of clipped headlines and quips from Texas papers narrates political, social, and cultural topics. Items reference Dallas News commentary on meddling, public figures, and labor issues, with scattered notes on industries and civic life.
The Bath Maine Independent notes Vermont in 1935 had one homicide versus Texas with a higher toll, despite Texas population about 20 times larger. Vermont's 1933 bonded debt fell from 38 million to 7.857 million by 1937, with debts shrinking as forests dwindled and industry declined, all amid the Great Depression.
A Chicago man was arrested after riding a bicycle while intoxicated. The report notes a string of satirical and political mentions from various papers, reflecting a rough mix of editorial quips and cultural commentary across cities.
John Zwald 61 shot a figure in his kitchen during a perceived burglary in Birmingham. Police say the intruder turned out to be his 86 year old mother Mary Zwald, who died from the gunfire.
Reports from Buenos Aires indicate Peterminec plans a wide campaign against locust swarms described as an enemy within borders. The plan includes coordinated extermination with aerial measures and bounties for farmers trapping adult locusts.
A brief devotional note contrasts worldly path judgments with divine consequences. The quote echoes Proverbs 14 12 warning that what seems right to a person may lead to ruin. Readers are invited to consider conscience and guidance beyond personal judgment.
A fragmentary verse contemplates joy and heaven for unseen faces. It mentions a figure named Josephine and a character described as the Jock of care. The text hints at a lonely lane leading to despair, with images of longing and unfulfilled reunion.
A scattered recap lists Texas League results with Oklahoma City Cal. and San Antonio Heuston. Beaumont and Gastor das appear in night games. American League and National League game notes are brief with sparse standings. Southern Association shows Birmingham and Nashe New Ort results. Chattanooga and Atlanta scores appear in day and night slots. A separate note mentions a 40-pound baby support incident and a medical emergency involving Earl Robin.
Itch-0-Cide claims to cure athlete's foot impetigo dermatitis eczema and ringworm in about thirty minutes. Sold by Peel er Drug Co at fifty cents.
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