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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
2
change of address instructions inform readers to provide both old and new addresses to avoid delays. Foreign representation and staff credits listed include Ashley Evans Chas Inglish and others.
Short religious verse urging joy in worship. It cites entering with thanksgiving and proclaims the Lord is good, referencing Psalm 100 verses 1 4 5. A devotional snippet likely from a church or prayer page.
Nicholas Murray Butler, Columbia University president, denounces the national liquor ban and opposes constitutional enforcement of the prohibition amendment. He argues majority rule overrides minority liberty, urging graduates to resist laws he deems destructive to true democracy.
The piece condemns Dr. Butler for attacking the prohibitions and challenging the law’s legitimacy. It argues the constitution is the foundation of a free government, that three-fourths of states ratified the amendment, and that dissent should yield to majority rule. It appeals for restraint and calls trustees of Columbia to seek a calmer approach.
A recent Waco bathtub tragedy draws sharp criticism of bath safety warnings. The editorial decries indifference to danger and vows to let readers decide their own washing habits despite repeated cautions.
A Dallas man was sentenced to twenty five years in the penitentiary for killing a woman who ran a hotel after warning him to leave or stop drinking. The case raises questions about punishment.
The passage notes New York’s surprise that Texas has surpassed it in export volumes to foreign markets. It frames New York as long believing itself the center of the universe and the country’s premier contributor, now challenged by Texas.
The moving picture faces difficulty attracting a receptive silent audience as it seeks to draw viewers in a market where film presentation meets limited interest and competition.
Figures from G. M. Knebel show Texas agriculture and manufacturing shifts, with 100 million acres suitable for cultivation though only 32 million improved. Cotton and petroleum outputs surge, ports shipments exceed Pacific Coast totals, and manufactured product value tops 1 billion dollars in 1923–24.
A Bonham resident notes a local fashion quirk as a young woman claims a hundred pairs of stockings is reasonable. The remark, though playful, sparks talk about practical wardrobe choices in the community.
A suggestion urges the Bonham Telephone Company to equip its poles with automobile bumpers to reduce collision harm. The idea posits poles could be hit by speeding cars and still prevent greater damage.
A call for favorable weather arrives as farmers seek timely relief. The message urges optimal conditions to support planting, harvesting, and crop protection activities across agricultural regions.
A man who once published Seed Catalogs has shifted to editing tourist magazines. He aims to preserve the same alluring and inspirational spirit that characterized his seed catalogs.
A reflective note on how ambitions shifted from leaving footprints in history to shaping the future of mobility, signaling a change in aspiration from lasting marks to advancing automobile technology and travel.
The speaker muses on wealth enabling the climate and resorts to be shifted to their locale, avoiding repeated moves to stay comfortable across seasons.
In a broad national trend more ex incarcerated men and women reenter society each year than the total number of graduates from all colleges and universities. The statement highlights the scale of prisoner reentry compared with higher education output across the United States.
The Progressive Farmer argues boys should save ten percent of earnings to build discipline and independence. It cites James J. Hill on money saving as a key to success, noting impulse spending harms futures and self control formed by saving aids later life.
A local advertisement notes chicken feed available at 2 1 2 cents per pound from Rogers Woodward and Roberts Company. The listing emphasizes affordable feed options for farmers and poultry keepers.
McKelva Rug and Upholstering Co announces new machinery for rug cleaning that cleans rugs 100 percent without damage. They offer upholstery, awnings, and cushions with sizing formula. Phone 511 R 2 284-31 Bonham ad.
An excerpt from Irvin S Cobb recounts a crowded New Orleans wharf incident ending in a street fight. A truck collision leads to a brawl between a Irish driver and a Negro worker. A policeman questions witnesses who recall only the assailant was the tallest man in New Orleans.
The fragment suggests a total of 700 in a B. O. H. family, with unclear context and a date-like reference to dune 31th and a numbers sequence 283 61.
An event announces a pie supper at Cottage Bend on Friday night June 5. The notice promotes M Lantal of Marseilles France who runs a model apiary claiming daily stings cure rheumatism pain lupus eczema and epithelioma. It also urges trade in Bonham for satisfaction.
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