21 Jul 1932
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1932
Page
1
A Bible verse from Psalm 69:6 invites God to care for those who wait on him and seek him, asking that they not be ashamed or confounded for the speaker’s sake. The line emphasizes divine protection for the faithful.
The verse reflects on growth and struggle with faith, aging, and future promise. It contrasts slow strides with divine harvest, joy, truth, and laughter as enduring forces. The speaker foresees glory and dread after the setting sun and hints at plentiful seed sown and limits of life.
The Sherman Democrat notes Chicago filed tax suits against about 200 teachers who have not received full salaries for over two years. It urges patience before homes are sold, arguing the city should first pay the teachers and resolve finances. The piece condemns national papers and cites local politics and highway fund speculation.
Foresters test an aircraft fitted with traps to catch mountain pine beetles over the forests near Coeur d Alene Idaho. The craft uses a gummy trap surface to imprison insects during aerial sweeps. Also notes about John Coolidge and a quirky domestic anecdote and a separate item on Chinese bandits abducting ten Americans in Henan.
The Chicago heiress Edith Rockefeller McCormick reportedly lost much of her fifty million dollar fortune from years past. The piece notes this mirrors commonality with others regardless of wealth and suggests no public interest arises since she holds no political candidacy.
A Pottsville PA letter-writer claims Texas voters should not replace a governor who tends to household duties. The note argues Jim should handle wood and water chores at home rather than the capitol. In another item, 83 year old Mrs Susan Walker died after a spark from a pipe ignited a quilt.
Bill Tidwell appeals voters in Commissioner's Precinct No. 1 for a second term. He cites prior service since January 1, 1931, attendance at Commissioners Court, and road improvements. He invites scrutiny of road spending and pledges faithful, honest local service if reelected.
A dentist, Dr J A Steinmeyer of Gentist, prepared a one of the so called hurt a bit machines during a procedure. The device went on a rampage, tangled the patient’s necktie and tightened the belt neck harness, nearly choking him before the dentist could shut off the motor.
Omaha Herald notes a playful town joke about Santa Claus in connection with Mayor Walker. The piece frames holiday spirit amid civic leadership and community cheer.
Allen Spies announces candidacy for District Clerk in Fannin County. He states his campaign aims to meet all voters and asks for votes on Saturday July 23. He thanks supporters and promises efficient, courteous administration if elected.
J Wright Russell appeals to Precinct No 1 voters in Fannin County Texas asking support for his bid for Commissioner on July 23. He pledges careful management to cut expenses and reduce county taxes if elected.
In a political advertisement Jim Cox appeals to voters in Commissioners Precinct One. He reflects on a prior race two years ago and pledges tax reduction and county business handled with strict economy. He thanks supporters and asks for election.
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