Notice to the Public on Corrections Policy
The Bonham Daily Favorite states it will correct any erroneous rejection of a firm individual or corporation upon being called to the attention of the publishers. The notice emphasizes the journal’s duty to preserve character and reputation through prompt corrections.
Celebrities and virtue in news value debated
An editorial argues newspapers underrate education and religion in favor of entertainment figures. It cites the Paris News honoring educator Prof. Morrow, laments biased wire service coverage, and warns readers to value lasting public service over fleeting fame. It also notes legislative moves against lynching and immigration crime, plus concerns over media consolidation and diversity.
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Hollywood
Associated Press
Texas
Benedict
Paris News
Fannin
Lamar
Patriot or Chump Secretary Martins Stands Against Waste
A Marshall chamber secretary, M x. Martin, fights costly federal plans to establish a Harrison county Negro homestead colony. He urges cutting costs and changing plans, arguing the project is impractical and wastes government funds even if his region benefits. Supporters hail him as a patriot, critics call him a chump.
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Chamber of Commerce
Marshall
Treasury
Washington
Federal Reconstruction Bureau
Harrison County
Arkansas
M. x. Martin
Administration Bureau
Mr. Martin
Martin
Chambers of Commerce
William J Morrow Remembered as Steadfast Paris Citizen
Paris notes a longtime educator William J Morrow who served as James Graham elementary principal for thirty years guiding practical education and civic involvement. He valued quiet service, counsel, and broad community work, leaving a lasting model of Bayard-like integrity in schools church and city.
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Paris
Wiliam J Morrow
James Graham
Morrow
Bayard
Paris News
Thought for Today and Civic Wits on Tax and War
A collage of devotional lines asking to aid neighbors and share compassion paired with quips from humorists and editors. The excerpt blends a Colossians exhortation with poems about aiding the poor and distressed and wraps with humorous takes on taxation and European debt burdens.
Legislature’s 130 day session yields 500 passed measures
A Bonham News column argues the Legislature did not do nothing noting it passed 500 measures some benefiting whole counties. It critiques critics who want a moratorium on new laws and calls for a term with no activity beyond pay.
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Bonham News
Congress
Texas Newsroom Collage of Phrases and Opinions
A collage of briefs and quips from Texas papers quotes headlines and opinions. Items reference fleas at a port of entry wild animals tax debates and political sentiments about democracy bank losses and social virtues with satirical asides from several city papers.
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Ryston
Tylerelegraph
Premier of Spain given sixth wartime assignment
The story notes a man named premier of Spain received orders to win the war, the sixth such appointment since last summer, while asking if he has a remedy for insomnia. The piece then says a man once suspected of embezzlement after leaving work for weeks has been proven innocent.
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Spain
South Bend Tribune
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