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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1924
Page
6
Public notice lists subscription rates for City Carrier service and changes to addresses. It also states correction policy for erroneous reflections and pricing for obituaries, resolutions, and cards of thanks, with a note on billing and order payment requirements.
A religious verse from John 1 1 3 states the Word's preexistence with God and its role in creation, asserting that all things were made through the Word and without it nothing was made.
The Mayfield camp demands a full investigation of the Ku Klux Klan citing alleged outrages across the South. Critics question the bloodstained credentials claim and press for fair inquiry into fraud or legal violations in Mayfield’s election. No evidence has emerged to support the accusations so far.
The text argues the Klan played no legal role in Mayfield’s Texas election, condemns delaying tactics by Peddy’s attorneys, notes the aim should be a full hearing, and insists honest Texans want a swift, public verdict on Mayfield’s guilt. It questions the relevance of extraterritorial crimes to the Texas election.
The piece critiques immigration and tax laws signed amid protest, notes Democratic aid limitations, and questions Republican past gains. It laments campaign promises and the electorate's support, then contains a reader's view on modern girl fashion versus mothers’ styles, observing mutual shifts in dress and values.
A fragmentary stanza extols agricultural prosperity as wheat and corn slump trigger price swings and farm costs. mentions houses built with lumber and iron and protection for American farms as benefits are sold. The readable text is fragmented and lacks concrete events or names.
With mills closing nationwide due to weak demand, a man who expects high cotton prices next fall, barring boll weevil disruption, is dubbed a confirmed optimist.
A fragment notes that imagination and poor eyesight fool many into believing comic content exists in comic pages, while newspapers print lively material despite flaws. The remark suggests skepticism about entertainment value in ragged or low quality pages.
The Clarksville Times mocks Billy Sunday for claiming prayer kills boll weevils and weeds, arguing prayer alone won’t work. It notes prayer books and wheels may kill pests when used properly, but warns against laziness. It cites Commerce on mortgage borrowing and recalls local editors and golf links quips from multiple papers.
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