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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
2
A Chicago police superintendent divided twenty thousand dollars seized from criminals among four officers who arrested them. The officers reportedly took the money to permit escape, which they declined to do. The article questions the authority for such an award and whether the funds could be forfeited to the state.
Fragmentary proclamation promotes glory to God and peace on earth. The text references divine praise and goodwill as a spiritual message.
The article discusses Friday historically as a day of worship and rest, now noted for high accident deaths and leisure travel. It cites U S marshal in Paris sending a female prisoner to the penitentiary with two deputy mar shals who are women and argues for bank safety over hijackings amid Hugo Oklahoma and Illinois perjury cases, plus a Texas conviction of a preacher for perjury. It also covers a Court of Civil Appeals Austin decision on outside city parents sending children to city schools without tuition, warning of funding strain on independent districts and potential abuse of free school money.
A Court of Appeals ruling from Amarillo says a vendor’s lien created after a real estate sale must be paid proportionally with the prior lien if the sale does not cover both. The decision could reduce land sales with small cash payments, as buyers may face larger cash demands to prevent loss to later liens.
A Bonham reader writes about rushing to St Louis to consult a specialist who argues there is no laziness among men. The writer contends years of sedentary behavior were misinterpreted as laziness and seeks a definitive diagnosis.
The American Theatre screens Tell Me Why a dramatic tale of mother love and American family life. The film, supervised by Homer A McDougle of Dallas, is shown this afternoon and tonight with about ten attendees including doctors ministers and one newspaper man.
Fragmentary quip from Hearne Democrat about political change and calm governance. The line envisions soothing distress while noting those seeking to steer policy should face no protest. Context appears as a satirical aside within a broader editorial voice.
New York World reports Chinese student Gee Ding of the University of Nebraska studies rock inscriptions northeast of Virginia City Nev. He believes the cave writings may be Chinese and tell a Buddhist priest legend about circumnavigation and a missing expedition.
A stranger visits a famous antiques shop in Minneapolis where a boy informs him the proprietor is away. He asks about six genuine Empire chairs ordered two weeks prior, noting only two arrived and four are still under construction. The boy confirms the four are not yet finished.
A concise note invites readers on a curious excursion to B O JI. The text hints at an organized outing with unknown details and a playful tone, likely a local column brief about an upcoming trip or event.
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