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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
1
Dallas district courts can indict try and convict two murderers quickly while other cases linger for years. Citizens consume large quantities of coffee milk soda and other drinks signaling a wide appetite for liquids and beverages.
A fragmentary invitation quotes a biblical call to ascend to the mountain of the Lord and learn his ways at the house of the God of Jacob, urging adherence to his paths.
The text quips that America’s wealth rises so quickly it cannot be spent on cars. It notes the Norwegian government plans to send two seaplanes to search for Amundsen and his party, and to assist those planes aiding the Jost party.
The piece argues that innovation in pleasure seeking outpaces mere growth. It notes a Shanghai incident where a U S citizen was shot, suggesting it will bolster calls for greater military spending and preparedness.
The speaker notes a new ground for pardon based on the convict’s utter lack of friends, contrasting it with prior appeals that cited a dependent family. The remark suggests fatigue with the old rationale and introduces a fresh justification.
The Brown county sheriff who protected a negro murderer from the mob last week at the risk of life is vindicated and pleased by the court’s quick action in trying and convicting the accused. Texas may not have braver sheriffs, but it has more who fulfill their duty at any cost.
The piece laments Texas losing a top educator as Dr Bizzell accepts the OSU presidency. It argues state higher learning has suffered from political meddling and failed to inspire confidence or attract experienced leaders for the university and other state institutions.
The Council of Ambassadors will inform Germany that continued armament will make it an armed nation. Allied troops will not withdraw from Cologne until Germany complies. French troops due to leave the Ruhr in August may extend an occupation.
Sherwood Spotts of Bonham and Richardson was chosen president of the Daily Press League at its annual Greenville meeting. About thirty daily newspapers form the league and Spotts was featured with his picture on the front page as readers familiar with 20th century sports knew him.
A Sherman Democrat snippet notes parents face a busy summer as children are dismissed from school. The brief hints at family plans and potential challenges during vacation period. The tone remains light and observational with no further specifics.
The piece notes parents dislike school vacation as children lack productive activities. It contrasts urban parents with farm communities, urging plans for useful occupations to keep youth busy and teach responsibility while allowing rest. The tone urges proactive supervision and beneficial summer tasks.
A fragmentary column argues human nature evolves with time, citing Montaigne and shifting attitudes toward love, hatred, and empathy. It suggests people increasingly consider others' needs over personal desires, noting change across eras.
The text argues that human nature has altered through Christ’s teachings. It claims past savagery, gluttony, and immorality will fade as people become abstemious and chaste. It envisions a future of world peace, prosperity, and near-perfect moral conduct under Galilee’s Man.
A Denton Record Chronicle excerpt discusses Prohibition politics and cites Walter Ingals who argues farms hold the largest US wealth share at about 75 billion, while corporations own 57 billion and railroads 25.5 billion. The piece notes disputes with Lauck and other economists over wealth distribution concepts.
The opposition group named Association Opposed to Prohibition seeks to derail enforcement to push a repeal. They champion liquor as merchandise and profit under government protection, while critics compare them to slaveholders, noting broad public opposition will prevent a return to a wet United States.
A reminiscence traces a Black driver named Abe known as Old Abe. He faced a penitentiary trial after being caught with a stray calf. His wife visits him. a deputy jailer asks about defense. Abe professes innocence as his family begs for legal aid.
A local family announces a community event to feed many people on June 11 at Benham. They request trades and contributions to cover provisions and aim to satisfy attendees with a shared meal.
Sampler Red Ball Confectionery launches a new assortment featuring bright candies and bold flavors. The product introduces a playful, nostalgia driven lineup aimed at gifting and personal enjoyment this season.
Timetable fragment shows west bound and morning and afternoon departures. Mentions connections to Ville auth am and South, city Malls, Ardmon, Denton, and bus to Malls. Contains unclear times and route names.
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