05 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
1
The notice lists publishing staff and subscription rates for city and mail delivery with a request to correct any erroneous reflections upon any firm individual or corporation by contacting the publishers. It mentions Ashley Evans as editor and provides price figures for 1 month 6 months and yearly subscriptions.
The fragment references advertising rates and a religious verse from Matthew 28 18, suggesting a newspaper page blend of ad rates and a biblical quotation. No clear article event, dates, or named entities beyond scripture citation.
A brief reflection attributed to Schitlér notes a life filled with happiness and affection, expressing gratitude for lived experiences and love. The fragment hints at personal sentiment rather than a broader event or report.
Poem describes a rooftop garden with vivid imagery of morning glories forget-me-nots and moonflowers. The speaker observes flowers enduring light, sun and night, finding quiet communion with God as stars look down on the garden.
The Bonham businessman Wil H. Evans marks 86 years in business, now living in Sherman but continuing to operate from the First National Bank Building. He arrived in Bonham 36 years after leaving Red River town and built a career despite limited formal education.
Odd clipping notes describe a mysterious condition amid scattered strips. The editor hints at a profound mystery embedded in the fragments and suggests a surprising event in upstairs rooms that readers cannot guess.
The article extols a Bonham and Sherman based businessman known for helping poor students, mentoring ambitious youths, and offering steadfast friendship. It notes his past firehouse antics and blunt manner, yet emphasizes his generous spirit and practical wisdom.
A reflective piece on canine loyalty, contrasting dogs with horses. It lauds the dog for unwavering companionship, noting dogs endure abuse yet remain loyal, while horses can mirror genuine friendship but resist mistreatment. It emphasizes the dog’s steadfast devotion under stars and travel.
Across the country people chase a man with a buzz buggy who races to fires at high speed. He ignores crowds and chaos on the road, traveling about 60 miles an hour, ahead of the fire apparatus.
Local chatter from Sherman Democrat columnist Parker questions Bonham figures Ashley Evans and Arch McDougal. Evans near hospital discharge, McDougal remains laid up with an injured leg, both described as recovering yet not fully well.
A speaker warns against taking to heart what a man says about what he would have done under pressure. He suggests such talk may mislead since the speaker does not know what he would have done, perhaps even worse than the actual actor.
An enraged bear killed its keeper at Watertown New York while being fed possibly due to displeasure with the steak preparation. The incident prompted a safety review and investigation by local authorities.
Farmers report the ground firming after heavy rains and sun. They say more rain now would not hurt, and conditions remain favorable for immediate field work.
The county advances on a revised courthouse while a miniature golf course rises as a local novelty. Corn growth signals upcoming harvest and stork feed hints at changing seasons.
The letter notes that road hogs avoid trucks and jokes about planting more of something being cut now. It adds cotton is growing well and asks who would want to know.
The Dallas News notes New Orleans remains the South’s largest city and has added 64,415 people in ten years, about 6,600 annually. It surpassed Dallas in population growth since 1910, with slow but steady civic progress noted as it nears half a million residents.
A collection of quirky newspaper quips from Chicago Daily News Kansas City Star Buffalo Evening News Ohio State Journal Dallas News and Dallas News. The jokes touch on fashion weather interiors and social life with playful tone and local flavor.
J. J. Mundy notes in the Sherman Democrat that writers often earn modest salaries or royalties and rarely achieve large savings unless advised by smart investment. The piece contrasts the financier’s view of writers with the writer's practical finances and cites other Texas items: school system improvements funded by a bond issue of 150000 dollars in San Angelo and gas mains reaching Shallowater as West Texas Gas builds out its distribution.
A light column of humorous exchanges and puns. A local dog home owner jokes about feeding dogs to curb fussiness while townspeople tease a farmer about a two horned cow. A hostess mocks Mr Jones and a secretary jokes about the secret police. An elderly patient and doctor discuss headaches memory loss and age.
A reflective column blends social quips with political notes. It notes that price competition in publishing shifts attitudes, praises national Scout numbers, and jokes about Oklahoma Citys coatless traffic cops. It ends with a deadline notice from the Sherman Democrat offering a term through June 20.
Greenville Texas residents vote 15000 bond issue to fund additions to public schools and raise the school maintenance tax from 5 to 6.5 cents per 100 dollars valuation. Also reported: the Mercantile Bank and Trust Company of Texas Dallas purchased the assets of the People's Finance Company of Dallas.
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