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Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1934

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Bonham Daily Favorite notice snapshot

Publication details show Bonham Daily Favorite Published Daily Except Sunday by Favorite Printing Co RA McNugall Ashley Evans rman PUD shot.

Bonham Daily Favorite Favorite Printing CO RA. McNougal Ashley Evans Rman Pud

Notice to Public on Corrections of Rejections

Notice to the public states errors in character or reputation of any firm individual or corporation will be corrected when brought to the attention of the publishers.

Notice on admissions and address changes for Bonham paper

Memorandum from the Associated Press outlines charges for notices of entertainments dinners and benefits with admission fees at 7 percent per line five words per line and additional charges for obituaries resolutions of respect and cards of thanks changing address requires both old and new address printed Entered at the post office in Bonham Texas as second class mail matter.

Bonham, Texas

President outlines plan for social insurance and housing aid

President Roosevelt announces to Congress he will submit a 1935 message proposing old age and unemployment insurance to fund life sustenance for the jobless. A housing program for the homeless and home repairs is under way, with the aim of decently housing every family. He stresses shared burdens between government and employers, and the need to prevent fraud while ensuring support for those unable to work.

Roosevelt Congress Ias

Deserving of a Monument The Spirit of Charity

A woman, Mrs Sil aging Jones Wa, is praised for adopting and raising many children and aiding seven families in need. Her life centers on caring for her own brood plus orphans, a blind mother, and a grandchild while pursuing future adoptions and support for others in her Oklahoma community.

Ldbel Sil Jones Wa Ling Oklahoma City

Temple News marks first anniversary with strong edition

The Temple News released a forty page anniversary issue claiming renewed prosperity for Bell county. Founder F E Williams, who left Temple Telegram years earlier, delivers a robust paper amid a nationwide slump and promises even stronger editions if conditions improve. The piece contrasts Southern secession tariffs with Federal internal improvements and tariff theories, questioning current policy impacts on recovery.

Temple News Bell County F E. K. Williams Temple Temple Telegram To & Corporation Ield

Texas newspapers mix of quips and forecasts across state

A collage of brief items cites editorials, humorous quips, and notes from Texas papers. Observations touch on crime views, estate sums, backyard homesteads, chemical progress replacing cannon, weather impacts on farmers, and crop economics reflected in regional headlines and opinions.

Newspaper Snippets From Odd Ads Across Regions

A collage of brief quotes from diverse papers notes quirky observations on radio use, reader patience, tax issues, gadget hype, and career temptations. The excerpts reflect light humor and public sentiments from Arkansas Gazette Indianapolis Daily Reporter Detroit Free Press and Reader's Digest style musings.

Detroit Free Press Reader's Digest

Worth ASX Viathumatically Speaking

Two men brag about their worn motor cars in a garbled exchange. The dialogue mocks their vehicles and the idea of distance proving why they cannot run a long trip, with clipped slang and odd phrasing.

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Indian mother’s grit praised as model for self-reliance

The piece lauds a hardworking Indian woman who slaughtered seven hogs and two hundred chickens to feed her family. Despite little formal education, she educates her children by example and advocates self-reliance. The author suggests a national tour to show federal aid critics the value of work and dedication. McCurtain County could honor her with a monument.

Sam McCurtain County

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