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Souham Baily Favorite Published daily except Sunday by Favorite Printing Co. 7 H. McDougal Ashley Evans. Witeteorpetsne. rn ved om 7k Beer.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
2
Souham Baily Favorite Published daily except Sunday by Favorite Printing Co. 7 H. McDougal Ashley Evans. Witeteorpetsne. rn ved om 7k Beer.
Readers react to the governor's inauguration in Austin while noting the new administration's stance on constitution reform and taxes. The Saar election passes with little bloodshed, disappointing anti-Nazi factions there.
The editorial argues Governor Murray warns that the U S government could collapse within a century due to citizen weakness and lawlessness. It notes internal failure more dangerous than external threats and urges renewed respect for law, public duty, and improved governance to avert catastrophe. It praises Judge Ely and comments on rising jail populations as signs of reform.
The article argues opponents of repeal claimed farm aid would rise with corn supplies, but after repeal corn prices stayed high as distillers used wheat bran. It notes moonshiners in Kentucky and Tennessee pale into white mule from bran and suggests repeal did not curb corn price increases. The Favorite and other papers criticize wet positions and weather the end of prohibition era.
The Daily Journal argues the paper's pages should come before the Sunday school lesson, though ministers and teachers may disagree. It suggests teachers study midweek to avoid Sunday conflicts and notes some readers favor the paper for daily arrivals, tragedies, comedies, politics, and local happenings.
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