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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
1
A jumble of clippings from Texas newspapers includes notices, ads, and brief vignettes. It mentions printing rates, public notices, and scattered quotations reflecting old market and social chatter. No single continuous story stands out. the page preserves varied local items and opinions.
The notice states that notices of entertainments cinema and other paid entries incur charges. Five words per line at ten per line. Obituaries resolutions of respect and cards of thanks are also charged. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use dispatches for publication.
Notice requests subscribers provide both old and new addresses when requesting a change of address to prevent delays. It emphasizes including the current address and the updated one in the same notification for efficient processing.
A Chicago gathering of 500 leaders sees a future with widespread labor-saving devices, affordable homes, airplanes in every hangar, and extended lifespans. They warn that without moral and spiritual development, material progress alone cannot sustain civilization.
Reflections on the 1926 to 1929 period describe it as an era of profitless prosperity later proven by the 1929 crash. Belief in rapid growth masked underlying flaws of dishonest methods, with warnings that prosperity built on wrong practices harms real values.
The piece notes government action toward curbing gambling while gradually easing some restrictions. It discusses attempts to discourage betting by limiting mail tickets and ads and outlines years of efforts to resurface licensing for games of chance and other forms of betting.
The piece rails against a House passed bill allowing publication of lottery lists by local churches and charities. It argues the measure would let legitimate groups sponsor gambling to lure donations and harm morals and the economy. It warns churches and judges to oppose using their names to back gambling schemes.
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