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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1925
Page
3
A fragment lists address change instructions and notes on publishing charges for notices. It mentions contact with J. Powers and R. Northup and includes pricing of notices, entertainment ads, and obituaries. The text warns that erroneous reflections will be corrected upon notification and outlines payment requirements.
A devotional note cites James 2 8 9 on loving thy neighbor. It contrasts acting without favoritism with sin for showing respect to persons, urging readers to apply the royal law in daily conduct.
A rousing call extols Bonham produced goods from cotton to gasoline urging residents to buy local. The note links commerce to civic virtue and community growth, praising Bonham suppliers and urging continued patronage.
The presiding genius of this column, Ashley Evans, recuperates after illness and goes in search of sequestered poetical nooks. He plans to take fishing poles on the trip and hopes to find rest and fish. His post office address for now is Boyd's Pool, center of the same, in a boat.
The Texas Manufacturers Association and Industrial Leaders will hold its annual meeting in Dallas from May 25 to 26, 1925. The piece notes that factories are vital to Texas, urging citizens to be ready to defend local industry. J. C. Saunders of Bonham Cotton Mills serves on the association’s directorate.
The text contrasts poses of man, Pa, Ma, and bride with a note that money sent to mail order houses never returns. It urges fathers to join the family with a lawn mower, signaling a humorous or satirical ad or column voice.
A speaker cites biblical warnings against false prophets amid discussions of a foretold dry year. The remark raises questions about weather predictions and religious framing in public discourse.
A fragment urges Col J to call off his dogs and stop the chase for a while, noting this is no return engagement and referring to the ark in a clipped warning.
An old discussion hints Brigham Young faced a curious request from one of his wives about a dress show. The reminiscence questions whether Solomon’s fate influenced the song titled All Is Vanity.
A speaker who boasts of risking death for the country is urged to prove similar commitment to the town. Observers argue that if he will not act for the town, he should at least be willing to sacrifice his life for it.
Readers see no printed public advertisements for dope or related items as the free list advertising is rejected. The editorial stance bars such content from publication.
The Kerens Tribune notes a shift by major papers to remove ads and crime stories from page one. State Press argues crime reporting informs the public and advertisers, while pondering a future where poetry replaces harsh news. The piece ends urging readers to come to Texas.
A Kansas City Times poem asks how to judge a person by deeds not titles or status. It questions kindness, cheer, friendship, and acts of support over church creed or obituary notices, urging living value over death reactions.
A Garland painter buys cheap paint that fails to flow. He reads the directions and sees wind dust and damp ruin application. After twenty years of Texas weather he quits, noting buying from mail order houses breeds ill will and wasted energy.
In a Shady Forest tale, Little Jack Rabbit and the Yellow Dog Tramp meet a Circus Elephant carrying a red flag. They join him toward the Old Bramble Patch where Mrs Cow grazes and a town procession seems near as the elephant hesitates at the gate with tickets for a show. The trio’s plan foreshadows what happens next in the next story.
Irving Cobb recalls Meuse Argonne trench life during the advance. Soldiers crouch in a shelled position as machine guns and shell fire roar around. A veteran recounts a tale of danger and a home memory involving a pistol.
An advertisement from Bonham Marble Works touts expert skill and artistic taste in granite and marine materials. It claims top value in four works and hints at durable, high quality monuments for discerning buyers.
Chaneys White Box offers baby chicks from sweeps to winners at twenty five cents each. Eggs priced at 10.00 per 100. Mature farmers prices quoted. Trade details linked to A. T. Char venna Texas.
The passage asserts that writing serves rationing, education, and self expression, while acknowledging that writing can be laborious or easy and even praises typing as essential for all. It emphasizes writing as a universal aid and skill.
Bonham and Greenville service updates list departure times at 7:00 and 10:00 am with 2:00 pm and 5:00 pm run. Direct Dallas connections link to Fort Worth with Greenville and San Celeste connections noted. fares to Dallas set at 3.00, Fort Worth 3.75. Contact numbers and depot addresses included for Bonham Dallas and connections.
Schedule shows four thirty P.M. fare each way cars depart from Red Ball De West Fourth Street and from the aafe and impson in Denison For more details Bonham phone 372 or Ion phone 957
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