12 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
1
The notice lists pricing for city carrier and mail subscriptions for various terms, with editors and staff credits. Rates include 1 month 50 cents, 3 months 1.50 dollars, 6 months 2.75 dollars, 1 year 5.90 dollars for city carrier and 1 month 50 cents, 6 months 1.75 dollars, 1 year 3.00 dollars for mail deliveries.
The paragraph promises prompt correction of any erroneous reflection on a person or firm once brought to the publishers’ attention. It declares willingness to amend misstatements and invites readers to report errors for correction.
A quotation from Matthew 5 11 on enduring persecution for faith appears in the verse selection. The line echoes a teaching of Jesus about steadfast virtue under adversity.
A brief tribute quotes Lowell urging every person to choose truth over falsehood in the struggle between good and evil, reflecting on moral decision as a public duty.
A lyrical verse inviting a voyage toward western isles and rest, praising the sea as tireless and alluring. The speaker recalls past songs and urges forward toward glowing lagoons, coral shores, and sunset horizons beyond the Azores with the Sea-heart as a steadfast guide.
The piece notes state officials including the governor and department heads earn modest salaries from 2500 to 4000 dollars. It critiques pay as meager while recounting duties of the governor and first lady and references various political and regional asides from multiple cities and years.
The piece argues state officers including Comptrollers Treasurers and the Governor must court political friends and finance campaigns, noting high living costs and the private fortunes used to balance accounts. The author questions the value and ethics of pay and spending for jobs not worth the expense.
The excerpt gathers quips about thrift luck and clever mischief. It mentions keeping collar studs and finding some in a vacuum bag, notes on inventors and mundane improvements, a tailor’s fortune linked to a customer, and a playful farewell line about crossing the street.
A publicity man for the citrus growers proposes a bold idea to place grapefruit in the public eye. The plan focuses on marketing to boost visibility and consumer interest in grapefruit.
The speaker jokes about an international household after fatherhood. He says he represents England, his wife Scotland, and the baby’s cries underscore their global family status.
Readable fragments describe an Eskimo child situation with a mother delaying a drink of water until morning. Context mentions three months, surfacing as a compact note in a metropolitan column.
Mr Evelyn Graham recounts in his new book a tale about Justice Grantham seen while on circuit, noting how the judge kept his associates posted during travels. The fragment hints at a broader memoir of judicial figures and incidents.
A late night visit to a house ends in mistaken identity by a constable who confuses a guest with a servant, then a Ohio justice of the peace performs a marriage inquiry with humorous missteps as a bride and groom respond. Meanwhile a Chicago ad touts summer classes in math and English at 414 East 4th.
Los Angeles Times notes 174 dead and about 1500 wounded in Rangoon riots with continuing fallout. The article highlights the scale of the violence and the charges facing authorities as the crisis unfolds.
Chester Teak man from Washington and Mn Simon of Wilmington have been elected co-captains of the 1300u University track team.
Fragmentary notes reference Curtiss famous 1910 flight and a call to abolish Jim Crow laws. Mentions unions and racial issues with unclear context and damaged phrasing.
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