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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
2
The Daily Favorite edited by W. S. Storrs notes subscription pricing and office location at North Main Street Bonham Texas with post office entry as second class matter. The short excerpt lists rates with figures 683 8 30.
The Socialist administration faces a heavy agenda as it must entertain a world seeking the unusual and implement a platform loaded with pledges. All parties in the recent campaign called for liquor control, initiative and referendum, and similar rules. Social Democrats push municipal ownership of Fasarg Eshk plants and other expensive reforms, likely to require long, hard battles beyond council speeches and votes.
The piece critiques yellow journalism and reformers amid Mexican border events as American troops cross the line. it upbraids prewar editorial zeal and defends soldiers as decent despite prior attacks on relief measures and revolutionary sympathy. It also notes pardons and cross border legal issues with governors in Georgia and Kentucky.
Editorials urge real effort and cash for interurban, road, and civil improvements across Texas. Authors warn hot air alone won t fix drainage, sub bases, or surface durability while praising the drag and cautious fishing notes amid local humor and a Bonham based official. A want ad seeks a cheap, gentle riding horse for a lady driver.
The governor insists a pardon should not be granted before a trial and cautions against assuming convicts are cured by good jail conduct. He argues that discipline and longing for freedom can tempt release, and that past sins aren’t erased by present behavior. Society’s responsibility endures for a convict’s life.
A Bonham area note describes a B Y P U Dollar Party at Mrs Whit’s home raising $45 for a summer B Y P U A project. Members including Mrs Woodson and Mrs Bennett enjoyed music, contests, and a drawing of animal slips winning a bouquet. Messages highlight community health, socials, and local visits.
A fragmented verse describes a worker who turned to hat making when salad orders ceased. He earns a dime per head, serves cake and cream instead of bread, and resolves to quit his row of labor after his earnings rise to ten dollars, seeking peace from the old hen.
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