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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
1
The notice lists subscription options and rates for carriers and mail delivery and instructs readers to report changes of address to avoid delays. It stresses updating the address to ensure continued delivery and mentions the forwarding process.
The Supreme Court rejects Oregon's compulsory education act as an invasion of parental rights. It cites the liberty of parents to choose private or parochial schooling and warns standardized education by the state risks undermining individual rights and church or private schooling. The piece also notes local concerns about bond issues for roads and public facilities.
The Alabama youth Roberts Sessions of Birmingham won a national oratorical contest in Washington with a Constitution focused speech. Judges from the Supreme Court led by Chief Justice Taft awarded $2,000 to Sessions. He donated the prize to Phillips High School to fund 27 future prizes.
In Louisvie a cadre of aspirants for a city grade school principal position undergoes an examination. A standout candidate with gold rimmed glasses misinterprets the word jeopardy, offering a faulty yet confident definition, revealing the limits of his linguistic grasp during a syntax test.
Spotlight columns discuss Bill Spottswood and a shift from seed catalogs to editing tourist magazines. The piece jokes about road weather aiding farmers, the fading silent film audience, and spending vs saving. It notes a cultural shift from leaving footprints in time to leaving automobile tracks.
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