08 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1928
Page
1
Public notices outline subscription advances and paper address changes for Bonham printing. It lists rates for advance subscriptions and class notices, with instructions for corrections and notices of entertainment and admissions.
Long editorial discusses bootlegging and liquor laws in Canada and Ontario. It argues Canadian distillers smuggle liquor to the United States, ignores orders to stop shipments, and tests whether Ontario can enforce its laws against a lawless liquor trade. The piece compares Canada’s stance to New York’s approach and notes U S and Ontario enforcement implications.
The piece discusses temperance arguments and government control of alcohol, mentions Edith Wilmans entering the governor race, questions her electability, and notes reactions to prohibition history. It cites a San Antonio canned goods seizure and critiques past governors while predicting continued political maneuvering in Texas.
A collage of humorous clippings from Texas papers mocking farmers marching on Kansas City, Fatty Arbuckle’s comeback after a divorce, inquiries into the origin of specie, locals boasting about gardening, Japan’s protection of citizens, Coolidge after Congress, and a playful line about open spaces and billboards.
A mosaic of quotes from diverse outlets discusses peace, politics, and cotton. It notes Kellogg’s dove as a symbol, silent streets near leaders, and a gas station sign mocking trials. Gene Tunney calls prizefighting art, while workers face shifts in cotton-centric economy and distribution.
European governments profess backing the Kellogg peace plan yet appear wary of its fate as a political rift grows. The Philadelphia Record notes signs some backers may abandon the initiative, signaling tension in international diplomacy.
Edith Rogers of Lowell Massachusetts leads a civic contest to boost cotton dress making amid a weak textile market. She challenges mills and farmers to improve marketing and notes Lowell firms lack finished cotton goods while praising local girls who join the effort with enthusiasm.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Bonham Ice Company or Bontham News item mentioning pure water ice sold at a northern City Ice Station. The text references signage or ads and a night service with unclear details. No clear names, dates, or places beyond Bonham and city references.
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