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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
1
The piece warns that voters may replace faithful public servants with less worthy ones in a climate of unrest. It urges prudence, investigation, and merit based selection, cautioning against a rash, wholesale political "clean sweep" that harms capable officials and policies.
In Riverton Wyoming the Lions Club and town officials rejected a proposed seventy thousand dollar federal post office as a public sacrifice. The editorial urges Lions Clubs nationwide to adopt the same patriotic stance to show community spirit and save public funds.
Psalm verse 7 1 expresses trust in God and asks for deliverance from persecutors and danger. The sentiment centers on seeking safety and divine protection amidst pursuit and hardship. The text emphasizes faith as refuge and plea for salvation.
A visitor arrives with a cheerful facade discussing weather school football and jokes while avoiding talk of sorrow or money. The speaker notes the contrast between his tales of woe and the visitor’s light topics and ends by reflecting on finding happiness in shared human moments rather than gloom.
The piece notes a time of uncertainty in politics with many changes expected. It predicts many new faces in legislative benches executive offices and other official places as the old guard begins to fall and new issues emerge.
Samuel Seabury as private citizen sends Governor Roosevelt a transcript of Mayor Walker testimony with analysis and fifteen conclusions. He charges Walker is unfit, citing large sums from contractors and graft. The issue drags on, with prohibition and party lines shaped by national politics, per the Dallas News.
At a State Taxpayers Association meeting in Waco on June 18 a resolution will call for a 50 percent cut in all Federal salaries from the president downward with a 20 to 30 percent cut for all Federal appointees. The move coincides with a politically charged year as Democrats face a contest over next year.
A Bosque county farmer campaigning on foot leads a bound dog and carries a cotton hoe as he traverses the state. The speaker jokes that victory will only come after a thorough canvas of the entire state, a process that will take years.
The statement from John D Rockefeller Jr argues for repealing the Eighteenth Amendment after years as a strong temperance backer. He is portrayed as sincere and principled in changing his position, a notable defection from the prohibition cause that will likely influence public opinion.
Editorial notes multiple county audits showing deficits and misappropriation. Dallas and Ellis counties reveal shortfalls after outside audits. The piece argues county auditors may miss graft and urges regular independent reviews to protect taxpayers. Denison Herald.
Tommy struggles with a math song sum as he pays the two pence short. An elderly villager learns to read after the village schoolmaster assists. The column closes with a note about the Merry Monarch and Old King Cole.
The clippings mock the political scene across newspapers noting nominal fees for hats in the Democratic ring, war debt tensions with veterans, Congress trimming expenses or each other, and market information requests to the dock market.
A collection of brief opinions from Texas papers noting calls to balance the budget by trimming expenses and taxing income, contrasts on war memory, and a quip about New York mayor Jimmy Walker. It reflects editorials and cartoonish commentary from Dallas News Denison Herald Corsicana Sun Sherman Democrat and Greenville Banner.
The exchange frames pronoun gender in language teaching. The question asks what is she and the pupil answers the objective of he. A curve is described as a straight line which is bien bent, illustrating a mistranslation of bend in geometry.
In Springfield Frank Lovell suffers a neck injury from a car crash but remains on the road to recovery as medical teams monitor his condition.
Notices advertise charges for daily and weekly publications for campaign announcements. Rates are Daily Favorite 15 dollars and weekly 10 dollars, with 5 dollars for county offices. Cash must accompany the order. otherwise the notice will not appear.
Voters are presented with candidates for Congres 4th cox District and various county roles in Fannin County. Names include SAR RAYBURN F DALE ALLEN SPIES JOHN OC MILLER WADE LIPSCOMB WALTER BOYD PRANK WRIGHT R H TRIMBLE FRANK CAMPBELL JAS A AGNEW CLAUDE C HODGE I M JOHNSON HENRY CHANEY JACK LEONARD A L CHAFFIN J C MAGOUIRE J D GHINPAUGH JIM COX BILL TIDWELL W E WHITEHEAD WALTER BALMS GEORGE BRENT VERNON HHENEGAR WORSHAM K MCDONALD TOM WRIGHT.
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