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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1931
Page
2
Bonham Daily Favorite Printing Co announces publication details by H A McDougal. The notice appears in the Bonham newspaper listings and indicates regular weekday printing schedule with Sunday exclusions.
The Associated Press retains exclusive publication rights to its news dispatches and locally published material in this paper, ensuring AP content remains credited and protected within the edition.
Notices list admission fee charges at 7 percent per line for entertainments dinners and other benefits with five words per line and obituaries or resolutions also charged. Cash must accompany the order.
A general notice states that any erroneous reflection on the character or reputation of any firm individual or corporation will be corrected promptly upon notification to the publishers.
Advertising rates listed for city carrier and mail subscriptions. Payment in advance with durations from one month to one year. Rates shown include 50 cents for one month and scaled discounts for longer periods.
The item indicates the Bonham Texas publication is entered at the post office as second class mail matter, reflecting its mailing status and distribution method.
A biblical verse from Psalm 39 4 urging reflection on one’s end and the brevity of life as a measure of human frailty. The quotation emphasizes mortality and humility before God.
A poetic fragment notes music easing pain and lifting life. The speaker, Aline Michaels, finds joy in song and nature, weaving lyrics of birds and gardens into daily solace and rapture.
At the French Lick governors meeting Governor Ritchie of Maryland proposed a plan to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment and shift liquor regulation to states. He urged funding government through liquor taxes while abolishing local taxes, claiming relief for capital labor and agriculture. Critics note continental cases with heavy taxes and depression. on the same day came
The proposal urges repealing liquor laws first and borrowing five billion dollars to spur prosperity. After five years debt and interest would be paid via future taxes, with liquor excise funding reductions, while benefits to drinkers and the wealthy are questioned. Also noted are a jilted lover’s reflection and Annapolis kissless graduation week orders.
Nan Camp, a Saint Louis private secretary, won 96265 in a Chicago court against the estate of Samuel Levitt, a late hotel owner. She argued she kept her promise to remain loyal in exchange for 100000 at his death, a sum he did not fulfill.
Clarksville editor reports a thief took his hoe spade plow and wheelbarrow. Then tools vanished from the tool house and reappeared post season. his wife found them hidden in an outhouse. The Times editor remained silent as he returned to gardening.
Vegetables and berries are plentiful this year and will fill the pantries of Fannin county club women for next year. Many nonmembers will also can and preserve fruit and vegetables to assure winter supplies. The club women’s work inspires activity among other housewives, benefiting farm homes.
A Bonham man visiting Clarksville reports the Clarksville Times editor is too busy resting to complain daily. He claims Clarksville water users are billed by two methods: some on a flat rate and others by meter, with some simply keeping busy resting.
Governor Wilson acting in place of Gov. Parnell pardons his brother who was convicted on four counts of grand larceny and imprisoned for four years. He declares no apologies. Canada imposes a prohibitive tariff on US books and magazines. Mayor Walker of New York warns young men to avoid politics, calling it a sucker’s game.
A Forty-second Texas Legislature action, House Bill 13, authorizes counties to cooperate with landowners to conserve soil fertility. The law allows counties to use road machinery to improve or protect private land upon written request, with costs reimbursed to the road funds.
A collage of clipped notes and quotes from state papers lampoons ads and headlines. It mentions Tulsa Record restrictions on dinner coats and reflections on education and gender stereotypes amid ephemeral humor.
A collection of witty exchanges and light humor from the car world. Jokes about singing cars, perfecting manners, and a traffic cop’s quip highlight quirky observations.
A quirky local note envisions converting road hogs into bacon, claiming Texas would not lack meat if drivers swapped their habits for pork production, blending humor with regional appetite.
Editors and bar associations debate surplus of lawyers arguing for tougher admission standards. Some say excess talent mirrors population, while others warn against quacks. Despite crowding, urges persist for sincere, dedicated applicants to uphold law’s dignity and continued study.
Weston's Wells and Humphrey money and confidence contrast with Borah's view on fixing gasoline prices. The Boston Herald notes the writer’s call for conserving youth. Arkansas Gazette cites a dentist drilling for oil and Toledo Blade warns of potential Earth tremor if Mother Earth is struck.
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