SOMA FAVORITE PRINTING CO. NOTICE
The Favorite Printing Co announces publication and office details for the daily newspaper edition. Bonhem address appears in the notice.
11 Jul 1921
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1921
Page
1
The Favorite Printing Co announces publication and office details for the daily newspaper edition. Bonhem address appears in the notice.
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram urges that export trade underpins Texas prosperity as eight billion dollars in exports rely on raw cotton wheat coal autos tobacco and more. Tariff barriers threaten foreign markets and thus prices, while protected imports may raise manufacturing costs. Texas faces revenue needs amid high spending and low savings.
President Harding has formally invited England France and Japan to participate in an upcoming armament reduction conference in Washington. England and Japan have signaled willingness, leaving France to decide unless objections arise to Washington as the meeting site. The text notes Washington as the seat of government.
In a brief, opinionated note readers are warned against blaming voters who backed the Republican ticket as suspicions grow about prolonged prosperity, and the public mood shifts as trust in promised gains weakens.
A Texas inventor described as a negro claims a potato slicer is a success though details are sparse and no shape description is provided. The report notes the remark about potential design resemblance to a razor.
Readers speculate about a secret vessel wandering the seas believed to have captured key elements of Harding's foreign policy. The rumor links the mysterious ship to test fleet movements and policy signals amid growing intrigue.
The rain yesterday appears to assure North Texas a strong corn crop, leading to abundant hogs and hominy and ensuring plenty of food for workers.
The remark notes that every man in Texas favors Governor Neff's economy declaration except the one who personally profits from state extravagance.
A humorous note remarks the United States risks from excess gold holdings, while expressing relief that the speaker personally does not share this burden.
Readers note the Tobacco Trust keeps high prices despite the war not yet declared over. The Bonham Favorite cites ongoing war prices for essentials and nonessentials alike, while Mineral Wells Index writer Sherwood hints at longstanding 20 cent chews for 10 cent value and questions relief.
Miss Mildred Hortor representing the District Home Demonstration Department of A M College conducts three days of free canning demonstrations at the Bonham High School basement. Residents of Bonham and Fannin County urged to attend and learn valuable, costless skills.
All parties having claims against the Wedman Pieare committee must present them at once under penalty of settlement by default. The notice is signed by T H Blewett.
Notice states the Macabees held a regular meeting and urged all members to attend for important business, with E. Thompson listed as commissioner.
For sale a newly painted and papered residence on North Cedar Street with bath and in good condition. The owner, J J Brown, invites inquiries and notes the property is priced to sell with details available at Leonard Texas.
An old ad promotes stock and poultry literature and wedding gifts. It mentions Sterling silver, Community Rogers and Universal Silver as makers of wedding gifts. Brazor Jewelry is also listed in the ad copy.
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