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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1934
Page
1
Listing of newspaper rates from Bonham Daily Favorite Printing Co. For Bonham Texas, the Bonham Daily Favorite shows post office entry details, editor Ashley Evans and publisher H A McDougal, with print and mail subscription prices for city carrier and mail delivery options.
Notice states that any erroneous reflection on character reputation or standing of any firm individual or corporation will be corrected if brought to the publishers' attention. It invites readers to report errors to the publication for prompt remedy.
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publication and local news content published in this paper. This notice applies to all material not credited to other sources.
Notices of entertainments dinners and other benefits with admission fees are charged. Cards of thanks and obituaries are billed at the rate of seven and two thirds cents per line. Five words to the line.
Elizabeth Fleming notes a yearly gathering of rocks forming a hidden guild on branches and stems. Birds build sites amid old walls and tiled roofs while the air fills with hoarse cries from anxious birds. The piece captures a spring scene of nests and homes seen through a dim pane.
The article reports that Finney Kaneuman, charged with forging a million dollars in state bonds, began a lengthy sentence of up to 635 years in the state penitentiary. He requested a lighter job and was assigned coal digging, expressing intent to endure the full term. The piece references Langdon’s poetry and notes questions about his future and confinement conditions.
The Dallas News commentary notes Texas governors routinely grant pardons and release inmates. It mentions Mr. Finney, familiar with Kansas politics, entering the coal mine and argues that even serious forgery cases could be treated as minor escapades deserving clemency.
A fragmented humor piece notes mishaps at a wedding and fire brigade banter. The best man jokes about qectured weddire as the widow and Frank walk the aisle while lights fail. A traveling journalist and fire chief exchange quips about proximity to fires and naming a baby.
Excerpts from several papers discuss farming life and labor, debt, and a Texas governor’s jurisdiction. The notes reference a Dallas Times Herald quote on productive effort and a Clarksville Times remark about lazy workers. A Corinthian Sun item mentions an Oklahoma killer who died by his own action in jail amid despair.
Scientists state that a specific action dated to about 25.6 million years ago relates to markers. The comment notes slow progress among some people in interpreting ancient timelines.
A quirky note from the World-Fferad column in Omaha hints that the Fyrd expedition avoids baths, sparking speculation about why many young boys aspire to become explorers and pursue distant adventures.
A tender-hearted girl on her first fishing trip asks if the fish is hurt. Her brother reassures with a simple wag of the fish’s tail, noting its playful nature. The fragment suggests a lighthearted moment between siblings and a pet fish.
A fragment from a Dallas News feature laments the modern girl's tastes and contrasts glass beads with a thimble while noting the dry season as dream fulfillment wanes.
A series showcasing ten fresh table settings for all occasions from morning to after theatre. It presents the latest linens accessories and decorations to elevate modern entertaining at home.
The CCC defeated the Cotton Mill 10 to 3 on Wednesday at Riggs Field led by Lecroix who walked six and left early trouble for Cotton Mill. Highlights include a 7 run fourth inning for CCC and Terry stealing home along with key hits from Spooney Terry Crofman Ricep and Hemby.
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A severe wind and storm damaged multiple properties in Cottage Bend including J. W. Percell's house, a carport, several barns, a windmill, and outbuildings. Fruits and crops were stripped, and residents report extensive property losses while some residents recover from illness. Local visits note family movements and social ties amid the damage.
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