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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1935
Page
1
The notice describes Associated Press copyright and reprint rights for publications. It explains that notices of entertainments dinners and similar events with admission fees will be charged per line, five words per line, and obituary and memorial notices may have separate charges.
A historical note argues French towns funded operations and paid citizens from timber sales, praising disciplined forest management and frugal public salaries. It contrasts with Chicago’s era of corruption and bankrupt treasury, suggesting such public stewardship could be replicated in the United States.
A fragmented discussion argues whether lawmakers can exempt counties from state taxes despite a constitutional ruling. Proponents claim local needs justify exemptions while critics warn of undermining the constitution and centralized authority. The piece questions legislative power and calls for constitutional amendment to grant the Legislature more autonomy.
Vague chatter claims some groups advocate tax relief while others warn of consequences. The text hints at a broad state discussion, noting limited official comment and possible exemptions or delayed payments affecting many residents.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Havana and price related phrases with unclear names and garbled wording. No coherent event or identifiable entities form a concrete news item to describe.
Poetic meditation on a desert lark and the search for an elusive spring. A narrator wonders about a verdant oasis, with imagery of brassy skies, seduction by water, and a longing for refreshment in a dreamlike landscape.
In a letter from a sickbed the writer complains of ongoing pain and fatigue while noting President Hoover's pledge to capture kidnappers. The piece warns of crime, labor unrest, and rising taxes, referencing the Lindbergh kidnapping case and the 450,000 United Mine Workers planned strike on June 17.
A collage of quotes from several papers discusses political tensions, party power plays, and a West Virginian jailed for locomotive theft. The clippings hint at partisan battles, electoral strategy, and the potential for broader financial consequences if crimes escalated.
A collage of overheard quips, stage stars, and society notices from a Toronto and Havana context. Jokes, captions, and remarks mingle with a memorial assoc press entry, and a note on the Orr Memorial Association dinner plans.
Paris June 3 W P Davidson educational adviser of the COC camp Bonham spoke to the Paris Reuters Club stressing the importance of education in COC camps. The report notes varied traffic and public survey references but details are unclear in the garbled text.
Fragmented OCR style text lists games and players with unclear scores and dates. It mentions Club PW LL Pet Ossie and Livemen, references first and second games, and notes paymen and game details, but lacks coherent narrative or complete data.
Incomplete and garbled report lists multiple ball games across Texas League venues. Mentions Beaumont, San Antonio, Chicago and St. Louis, Westuxie Leatur, Palestine, Longview, and a night game with schedules and postponements. Also notes a survey on farmers and a two volume English encyclopedia from 1232.
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