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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1937
Page
5
Bonham Daily Favorite lists a change of paper address with instruction to provide both old and new locations. The notice stresses this helps avoid delays in processing the update and urges readers to supply complete details.
The article discusses law enforcement struggles with gambling machines in Texas cities, spotlightting El Paso where police destroy machines and the city refuses licenses. It critiques licensing, urges repeal of pari mutuel betting, and warns of rising state debt and taxes impacting 1937 finances.
The text extols the Golden Rule as the ultimate moral remedy for war and conflict. It argues that loving, fair conduct toward others would prevent war, heal divisions, and spread peace and goodwill, labeling the rule as the matchless guide for individuals and nations alike.
Fragmented text includes scattered references to governors, presidents, and cities, with garbled mentions of Germany Italy and Detroit Free Press. Lacks coherent event, names, dates, or clear actions to summarize into a full news item.
A sobering verse reminds readers of dangers to children crossing streets. The piece laments a motorist's fatal collision with a boy named Andree and calls for vigilant drivers to protect the little ones in city streets. It notes political mishaps with Governor Washington George Ertington of North Carolina failing to receive his salary.
The Texas editor warns readers against accepting assurances that taxes will not rise despite large federal and state spending increases. It argues that government costs have surged and future budgets will demand more revenue, cautioning taxpayers not to be misled by optimism from politicians.
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