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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
1
Public notice from the Bible Thoughts page lists foreign representatives and a general correction policy. It quotes Micah 6 8 about doing just and loving mercy, and mentions contact names from Chicago New York and Dallas.
The Arlington Memorial Day address by President Coolidge centers on state sovereignty and the danger of shifting duties to Washington. He argues local self government is foundational to American liberty and criticizes national overreach while urging individual responsibility and preservation of state rights.
The Bonham Favorite notes widespread praise for the Dallas sheriff's protection of prisoners against mob violence, contrasting past editors who favored mob action with current progress toward lawful restraint.
A short verse urges daily kindness toward neighbors and friends to chase sadness, share cheer, and make life meaningful before the final day. It emphasizes giving service and friendship as paths to happiness and a heavenly feel in earthly life.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a royal figure and a traveler in a styled American scene. Names and places are garbled, making specifics uncertain. The fragment hints at a shore or travel setting with dialogue about a melody or salute, but key facts are not recoverable.
A Sussex footpath tale recounts a country gentleman seeking variety by watching a rogue bull. After four afternoons he spots a pursuer and a fleeing postman, Fletcher, nearly caught by the bull as he dives over a stile with the postman. The scene ends with the postman relieved and the bull wandering off.
Brooks Moore of Telephone marries Miss Letha Bennethy in a ceremony led by Rev. B F Milam at his North Center street home. Moore is a Navy veteran and son of Mr and Mrs Wes Moore. Bennethy is a schoolteacher, daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Bennethy. The Favorite extends best wishes for their life together.
C H Smaith of West Ninth street advertises steel ring gears for fly wheels claiming ten times longer life than new wheels. He notes home improvements including a sleeping porch and paint. Will J Thomas & Son Machine Shops and Garage moved four blocks east of square on Dodd City road offering repairs.
A condensed classified notice notes items for sale in the Favorite newspaper section. The ad lists goods offered by a local seller with brief descriptions and contact info for interested buyers.
A fragment from Youth's Umpire Man recounts Arabs treating hospitality as sacred. Four intruders enter a house and discover a chain of boxes with gold and white powder. After tasting the powder they abandon theft, returning the valuables they had gathered, and leave the dwelling unharmed.
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