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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1932
Page
1
The author cautions readers to weigh party platforms and promises, consider the characters of the nominees, and decide based on who can best implement preferred policies. Forecasts from prophets are uncertain, so voters should act with reservations and focus on concrete actions and platforms.
The piece notes newspapers are filled with forecasts for the June events in Chicago. It cites the National Republican and Democratic conventions, predicting nominees and platforms. Prophets argue over party stances on economic cures, ex soldier demands, and prohibition.
Horace Chilton former Texas native born U S senator after Civil War died at his Dallas home. He was a Smith county native and respected lawyer who served Texas with integrity and public service praised by contemporaries. The notice also references banking hope and a separate confession by Marshall Depew in a Kansas City ransom case.
The text notes shifts in stance on prohibition from Henry Ford and President Sloan of General Motors. It questions whether optimism for repeal reflects a wetter market or is a tactic for publicity while contrasting temperance beliefs with industry policy.
A report notes hijackers now diverting from oil stations to onion farms, draining tills at filling stations. The piece observes onion growers potentially earning more than oil businesses, warning that criminals may shift targets again.
Evangeline Booth was chosen to deliver the invocation at the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday. The selection highlights her long pursuit of prayer for the down-and-outs and may signal a focus on social concern themes within the event.
Texas farmers, while confident in good grain and fair cotton prospects, seek assurance of a fair price to match nature's cooperative yield and ensure farmer happiness.
The Illinois Senator told bonus-seeking ex service men to go to hell. Some may not do it fearing they would meet him in hell. He warned that states fear the federal government will strip them of rights to demand federal responsibility and payment of their bills.
The piece muses on political platforms and preacher crowds and notes a suggestion that the Association Opposed to Prohibition might issue a check to quiet all Texas parties. It questions social habits like Sunday rides and nighttime moviegoing as factors in dwindling audiences.
In a tense dispute, factions labeled gimme and showme clash over strategy in Congress. The exchange highlights partisan fault lines and reflects ongoing disagreements on legislative priorities and voting cohesion.
A cold kept Speaker Garner from the floor as he missed activities Saturday. Rumors of illness circulated, but officials offered no new timetable for his return.
Whiting Williams surveys employers across the country through interviews in the June issue of Other Pen e Survey Graphic. He finds workers appearing drier and intoxication on the job rare under prohibition while noting a shift in white collar and youth behavior. Opinions on repeal vary with suggestions ranging from Canada and Sweden models to federal control but few concrete plans emerge. Dallas News notes Williams doubts working America benefits from repeal and criticizes white collar flouting of the Eighteenth Amendment.
The text discusses the interdependence of currencies led by Britain’s gold standard exit and US dollar runs. It mentions the Bank of England stabilizing the pound by buying dollars, government commitments, and a dramatic Senate appearance by President Hoover. An editor’s anecdote mirrors editorial authority and a sheriff’s sale notice concludes the fragment.
Financial writers note the dollar gains strength from London backing as money markets remain interconnected. Analysts say movements in one currency quickly impact others due to widespread international obligations and market linkages.
A collage of pithy quotes from U S leaders and editors appears, highlighting wage cuts, tax fairness, movie culture, and vanity in advertising. The samples show Hoover, Roosevelt, and others critiqued for economics, media, and technology in a fragmentary editorial snapshot.
A mid speech thunderstorm disrupts a scene as an actor quips the bolt came from heaven. The audience reaction frames a comic exchange reported in Tit Bits.
The Pathfinder muses on public life and modern slang using sharp comparisons. It critiques Mayor Walker and nepotism in government pay, while noting the busy pace of finance and the humbling crowds in today’s business world.
Miss Lucile Pulliam and Milton Morris Rodgers wed Saturday at Bro Milam’s home with one ceremony. Carmen Hartley and Farris Bartlett joined in the double nuptials and were married by the preacher the following day.
A humorous exchange from a reader aboard a jail visit and a wry desert joke about shade and confinement. The dialogue contrasts a prisoner's claim of inability to leave with a proverb about sitting in one’s shadow, followed by a light goodbye line from a girl heading to the beach.
Dorothy affectionately praises Anna Dorothy Anna in a warm, intimate moment. Harold retorts, insisting he is heard, then professes deep love. The dialogue centers on tenderness and emotional exchange between two speakers.
Thelma asks why Della is nervous on the day George plans to ask her father for marriage consent. Della fears that George may not ask at all rather than fear of rejection.
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