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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1925
Page
5
A brief item notes a local printing firm named Nimant and its activities in the city. Details are fragmentary but indicate involvement in newspaper production or related services.
Dayton residents plan a memorial university named for William Jennings Bryan after his burial at Arlington. The effort, led by B Y Morgan of the Dayton Progressive Club, aims to fund a fundamentalist university to honor the great statesman. A glass topped coffin reportedly holds Bryan’s remains as supporters move to establish the institution.
John T. Scopes stood with bowed head as William Jennings Bryan led the procession. The body will leave Dayton tonight and arrive in Washington Thursday with burial planned at Arlington cemetery Friday.
Mrs Belle Case LaFollette widow of the late Wisconsin senator declares she will enter the race for her husband’s seat opening the way for her son Robert Lafollette. Announcement that the younger Lafollette will seek his father’s post is expected from Madison soon.
Washington July 28 Commercial aviation gains momentum as the Post Office Department confirms eight new air mail routes totaling 4675 miles to be inaugurated around November 1. Private firms will operate mail planes for passenger and freight service across 28 cities with bids to open September 15 and leases to begin about 30 days after acceptance. One route links Chicago Moline St Joseph Kansas City Wichita Oklahoma City Dallas Fort Worth. Another connects Salt Lake Las Vegas Los Angeles.
The Ennis community is urged by pastors and church workers to gather at 8:15 PM to pray for rain to save the cotton and feed crops. Officials say rain now could yield a fair cotton harvest and improve forage for feedstuffs. belief in divine aid accompanies the call.
Premier Baldwin moves to avert a three day away coal strike by offering a compromise. He plans talks with canal miners and owners to keep old wage scales for sixty days to allow time for new negotiations.
A United Press report from the Gorgas Memorial Institute warns that infants face higher disease risk in hot weather. It urges careful observation of early signs, keeping the baby cool and well fed, and seeking a physician immediately to prevent dangerous outcomes.
In a hot spell with 104 degrees observed, rain arrived in parts of the county. Ivanhoe and Ravenna reported light showers, Lannius good rain, and Honey Grove substantial rain, while Telephone reported no rain. The wetting may help cotton but excess rain risks worms and crop damage.
In a trimmed exchange a speaker jokes Teddy will grow up to be a lion tamer. He is prompted to show how he can eat animal cookies, adding a light family moment.
Tokyo authorities seek to speed plans for universal military training lowering the age from 21 to 18. Young Men's Associations would form the units for training in military science and tactics. College graduates are exempt from service, high school graduates may delay to 26, while uneducated men enlist at 21 for two to three years.
Chicago July 28 The American Farm Bureau Federation president O E Bradfute told United Press that farmers will earn 10 million dollars from new crops this year. He described the period as a healthy increase and a period of consecutive good years. He noted the new crop season is only a month old and conditions point to a record breaking season.
Notice lists boiled and baked ham Develed ham and pimento cheese made here Veal loaf and hot barbecue cheese of all kinds offered at the shop.
In a July report from Swampscott and Dallas the president rejects efforts to abolish the Federal Trade Commission. Officials note the body performs a necessary function and will be defended. Elsewhere a cool Texas rain brings relief from heat with 2 inches at Amarillo and showers elsewhere.
The Board of Pardons weighs commutation for Arnejo Valles of El Paso who faces death for shooting a peace officer. A fifteen-name pardons list is being prepared, with a decision expected in the afternoon as Valles is set to die in Huntsville next Friday.
J. J. Jackson of Tele phone was hospitalized with head injuries after a runaway team near Telephone. Dr. J. F. Nevill treated him. He arrived at about midnight and early reports said the injuries were not serious.
A social guide advises making a lot of noise at gatherings to stand out and boost your chances of being invited back. The tip emphasizes timing and energy to keep hosts engaged and wanting your company again.
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