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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
1
An unclear OCR fragment discusses changing an address and giving old addresses, noting the change is important to avoid delay. It mentions numbers like 1.59 and 3.00 and remarks about thinking more if income occurs, with references to ink and time wastage. The text is garbled and lacks a clear event or entities.
A column contrasts imagining a million dollar income with the effort to secure and manage wealth. It argues that real thinkers pursue disciplined use of wealth, value tradition, and recognize authority. The piece debates child discipline, vacation ideas, and the value of quiet study and memory in life. It quotes Dr. McCosh on reconciling science and faith.
A discussion on staying home vs travel contrasts with debates over Bible and evolution. James McCosh’s guiding principle is cited on evaluating truth by induction. The Honey Grove Fishing Club reconstituted its board, plans restocking, stricter rules, a new clubhouse, and expanded facilities at the city lake.
Superintendent S. M. N. Marrs presented a $2,449,000 budget for free textbooks to the state board of education. The panel was asked to set aside $2,389,000 of the educational tax with $0 left from the prior year. Delayed action reports and tax values were completed, with August as the probable completion window.
The Natatovian will be closed Saturday for repairs and will reopen Monday morning with a fresh fill and ready service.
Sharp Brothers have sold their bakery equipment to Mr. Edgar Womack of Bonham and will hand over August 1. The bakery will be moved to the former Starkey's market site on South Sixth Street. Sharp Brothers will continue the confectionery with Mr. Monte Sharp planning a move to El Paso.
A fragment from the Lancaster Examiner-News notes an income tax payment due in June influencing a bride’s usual arrangements with forty bridesmaids, as reported by Mra. The snippet hints at social implications tied to taxes.
In a humorous exchange Mrs. Conway resists going to bed as Conway arrives late and asks for a chance to sit up. The couple playfully spar over routines and affection in a light domestic moment.
A fragment hints at a dialogue about Francen's blush and a stray shoulder remark. The text also references Bub C and borrowing, but details are fragmentary and unclear.
A Nashville Banner quotation notes that the true power in business lies with leaders who have never been fired, implying resilience and continued influence in corporate life.
A 1926 obituary reflects on a man who built wealth from a clerk’s start by making friends, serving customers with personal attention, and aiding those in need. His funeral drew a diverse crowd, showing universal affection and respect across race and class.
2184 acres of fenced Joanson grass land located 2 miles south of Bonham Texas with public road on two sides and no house. Priced at 30 dollars per acre with easy payments. No trade at this price. Contact J M Lowrey Bonham Texas.
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