12 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1935
Page
1
Advertising rates on application. Published daily except Sunday. Moses Pat and press staffing listed. Associated Press credited for news dispatches. Local news published exclusively by the paper.
Public notice outlines charges for admission events and obituaries or cards, with 7 percent per line and five words per line. It instructs to provide old and new addresses for paper changes to avoid delays.
The National Democratic Clip Sheet prints a Robinson statement denying that Roosevelt repudiates Democratic states rights. He notes the president only clarified the Supreme Court decision and welcomed it, warning that intrastate limits could end federal uniform regulation. The piece contrasts constitutional views with critics urging sweeping federal power. It also cites a Commerce Journal piece on depreciation and a Connecticut farm with a long family tenure.
Shadow of Calamity Bob could not go to work on pay day due to illness. He asks his workmate Mick to collect his wages and bring them to his house. The piece features a cheeky misadventure with a doctor and office satire.
A South Dakota fisherman rows to Minnesota side of Big Stone Lake to drink. His bait worm falls into liquor, drinks, and later helps pull a 35 pound northern pike after the worm wraps around the line.
The crowd that ridiculed soldiers sending telegrams for the bonus now urges telegrams urging defeat of Wheeler-Rigburn. The Supreme Court ruling slows progress and the President shifts rhetoric as the public waits for the next move toward prosperity.
A collage of editorials and quips from U S papers recalls evolving views of Russia depression and modernization. The snippets reference misread foreign policy, economic hardship, and early automotive culture.
A late scene shows Mick telling Bob he has lost his wages and perhaps his way, with a mordant exchange about misfortune and fate. Separate snippets reference a long absent couple reuniting after five years and a satirical government job pitch about sharing salary, all in a cracked paper tone.
A wholesale dealer angered by a retailer's delay in payment sent a threatening note. The retailer replied with a whimsical method: he places monthly bills in a hat and pays as much as his funds allow, joking he will not include the dealer's bills if disliked. Cardinal O Connell calls hysterical voices loud, while Irving Fisher argues depression near end.
A contemplative line describes life growing brighter with age and clarity of purpose as days pass, attributed to Richter.
A biblical verse extols waiting for the Lord and placing hope in his word. The psalm expresses longing for dawn and a trust that divine mercy and redemption are near.
A poetic fragment describes darkness before dawn and stars fading as a sun approaches. The piece invokes creation and the beauty of the far Southwest, praising the generosity of the Creator amid fading night.
A speaker addressed attendees at a convention discussing the sanctity of the home and related social issues. The remarks highlighted traditional values and community concerns raised by the audience during the event.
The speaker at the General Federation of Women's Clubs in Detroit derides cocktail drinking and progressive polygamy as social termites undermining American family life. He calls for women to guard the home against alien influences and urges preservation of the traditional American household amid a European attitude shift. The Denison Herald notes Hoover’s NRA crackdown warning.
A revival meeting began June 9 at Oak Grove near New Hope Schoolhouse with Rev. I A Bentley of Fort Worth preaching. The Methodist pastor Rev. Adams from Telephone was unable to attend. Many locals joined, with attendance at a singing and pie supper and other small gatherings noted.
Blaumont 2 Dallas 5 in Texas league action. Oklahoma City 0 41. Houston 5 Dallas 3 night game. Galveston 9 Fort Worth 4 night game ended at eighth. Fort Worth team caught train. Washington 9 3 Chicago 8 9. Boston 3 5. Detroit 1 2. Philadelphia 4 5. Cleveland 2 1. New York 7 9. Cincinnati 4 3 New York 1 1. Philadelphia 10. Chicago 4. Pittsburgh 4 Brooklyn 0. St Louis at Easton rain. West Dixie Henderson 8 Jacksonville 2. Palestine 8 Gladewater 0. Longview 4 Tyler 1 night game.
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