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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1925
Page
6
All interested persons are urged to attend a grounds work session at Moore's Chapel cemetery next Monday, 10 21. Volunteers will help with grounds maintenance and cleanup.
General Smedley Butler, Philadelphia director of public safety, says crime and vice have fallen about 5 percent since he took charge. He staunchly defends his tenure, notes corruption remains a challenge, and states he will stay on only if the president keeps him. He cites declines in hold-ups, theft, and closed assignation houses, while automobile-related vice rises.
The State Department launches an experiment to pre screen immigrants abroad to reduce port of entry delays. Consulates in London Dublin Glasgow and others join immigration inspectors and medical advisers to assess eligibility before embarkation.
An advertisement touts a new Totwich cooker with a playful misspellings and quirky phrasing. It invites readers to try the device and mentions the vague name OO LL Finche.
Brannon's announces a clearance sale on Ivory products with reduced pricing to move excess stock. Limited quantities and final markdowns in effect across all remaining Ivory items.
Mud Dig residents recount a veteran’s accident when he tripped near a store building on the quayside. He sustained a flesh wound requiring several stitches after his head struck a door frame. initial fears of a fracture were dismissed.
Classified note announces new purple transfer paper sheets measuring 16 by 24 inches. The listing highlights availability for purchase and notes suitability for design and crafting projects. No additional details or prices are provided in the readable text.
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