26 Jul 1928
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1928
Page
1
The fragment lists subscription options by City Carrier for 1, 3, 6, and 12 months and notes a change of address service. It also details advertising rates for notices of entertainments and benefits, includes obituaries and thank you cards, and urges voters to participate in party nominations.
Notice to the public correcting erroneous reflections about any firm person or corporation. Advertisements enter at Bonham Texas post office as second class mail matter.
A reflective verse about a baby boy with violet eyes who dies and is laid to rest, lilies and roses placed, the mother grieving, and then comfort as a second child returns the mother’s joy. The poem ends with the hope that the departed soul is back.
The piece argues voters must not fear the pledge in the Texas Democratic primary, stating it does not bind in November elections. It cites Col. Robert W. Stewart’s control of Standard Oil, mentions Rockefeller’s wealth, and notes rival boxing and political commentary, with broader critique of money in campaigns.
The article urges farmers to prepare for possible boll weevil and boll worm infestations due to damp weather. It recommends vigilant field monitoring and using proven poison methods to protect cotton, arguing against pessimism and stressing active pest control to save crops.
The reader notes admiration for the Soviet crew that aided the survivors of General Nobile’s ill fated expedition and others in peril. Local social updates list visitors and routine activities including visits by Hinkle and family, Mr. and Mrs. McCleary and baby, and several residents from Ravenna and surrounding areas.
A Bonham man who has recently traveled across South and West Texas and much of East Texas says the best crops he saw in the state are in the region north and east of Dallas. He notes Fannin County lies in the heart of that area.
Gene Tunney is set to receive more than half a million dollars for his bout with J TiEeney in New York tonight. The figures reflect the sport’s large purses and the money fans bring in this big event. Weather notes mention rain helping crops like corn hay peanuts potatoes and melons though the passage ends on an unclear line about the rain.
Corinth notes health improving for a hospital patient Little Johnnie Lou Phillips after surgery at the hospital. Many relatives visit from Midland Wichita Boyd Mullerry and Denton. Local residents attend a ball game Hackhery versus Sandy Sandy wins. Everett Fogle heads to Blair Oklahoma and Mr. and Mrs. Fogle visit Denton for Mary Helen. Bro Meece closes the meeting Friday night.
The revival meeting conducted by Bru Star has ended with several attending from Corinth and Oakland. Beloved notes report Mr RL A Risser Jr of Bonham passing away, with sympathy extended to his family. Dwight Worth Hinkle of Ravenna returns home after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Thornt Trout come back to Vernon Texas.
A local public notice appeals to Fannin County voters before the Primary Election Day. The message touts Bob Dobbs as a qualified, Christian, affable candidate who aims for courteous service and broad outreach to every voter and his five children.
A candidate appeals for support for district clerk and recalls wartime service, asserting dedication to public service and future efficiency. The Bonham area public notice endorses Fannin County schools, praising Mr. Farris Pirtle for open records and careful oversight, urging voters to support education administration and teacher roles.
In March 1927 a county representative election led to a close late in the 40th Legislature. The writer seeks re election at the upcoming primary and pledges to serve the county and state to the best of his ability with the support of voters and local officials.
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