Change of Address and Subscriptions Notice
A notice outlines subscription rates for city carrier and mail delivery, and requests change of address details to avoid delays. It also lists pay per word charges for notices and obituaries, and mentions a Dallas meeting with reported conversions and healings and Gov. Neff on saloons in Texas counties.
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Gov. Neff
Texas
Dallas
Doctors of Divinity
Doctors of Medicine
P. S
Notice to the Public Reprint Correction Policy
Public notice states that any erroneous reflection on a firm individual or corporation will be corrected if brought to the publisher's attention. Bonham, with post office entry as second class mail matter.
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Bonham Domne
Integrity Based on Inner Character Not External Traits
A newspaper column discusses a surety company head's claim that married men fat men and profane men make best risks. It argues trustworthiness comes from inner principles rather than marital status appearance or speech and warns against judging by surface traits.
Rucke’s Wealth Idea Faces Reluctant Adopters
The text notes that others who seek wealth tied to Rucke’s plan are hesitant to begin the process. It suggests a lack of willingness to start the venture as proposed.
Tulsa Mob Outbreaks Prompt Guilty to Escape Punishment
A fragmentary report notes the recurring issue of mob outbreaks such as in Tulsa where guilty individuals repeatedly evade punishment, reflecting systemic flaws and community tensions.
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Tulsa
Inauguration Day Quiet and Lobbyist Whispers
The text notes Washington hotels likely felt the inauguration day calm while lobbyists work to compensate. It references remarks about finding a bag and avoiding negative talk, attributed to John Wanamaker in a veiled, era voice.
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Washington Hotels
AFL Declares Amendment to Limit Supreme Court Power
The American Federation of Labor advocates amending the constitution to block the court from ruling on congressional laws. The speaker questions why not abolish the constitution if Congress can enact laws without constraint.
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American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court
Rom
Congress
Senator Burton Calls Versailles Treaty Unreservedly Ratify
In a senate speech Senator Burton argues for ratification of the Versailles treaty without reservations. He claims no separate German treaty can solve the situation and questions whether the president will be opposed by allies Lodge and Borah. The piece also notes a Judiciary Committee inquiry into District Attorney Robertson's removal from office in Texas and hints at party favoritism.
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Burton
Ohio
Senate
Germany
Senate Judiciary Committee
Robertson
Texas
Gambusia Hatchery Plans Stir Texan Laughs in Letters
A state board of health plan to establish a gambusia hatchery near Honey Grove provokes mockery in local papers. Editors joke about not knowing the creature and describe elaborate, absurd fishing lore while citing regional quips from Bonham and Tyler.
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Honey Grove
State Board of Health
Ashley Ievans
Furthermor
Gambusia Hatchery
Slaney Grove
State Press
Etrema
Juast Texas
Tyler Courier
Adventure Ride to the House of Secrets
A courier guides two young travelers along multiple roads toward the House of Secrets. After a meal and a tense moment at a spring, the girl admits her fault for forgetting food, and the trio learns about patience, sharing, and progress on their journey.
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Cooperation
House of Secrets
Pam
Bkely
Fragmentary Prayer Breathes Childlike Wish
A two year old Bettie offers a stumbling bedtime prayer asking for safety and a wish to wake the good child in the morning. The text renders a tender, imperfect plea in a clipping of domestic life.
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Bettie
Bates' Hannsored Antigogtic Linment Fer mas qe
Fragmentary note mentions Bates product named Antigogtic Linment claimed for animals. No clear event, date, or full details available.
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Bates
Oklahoma Growth and the 1889 Land Rush Tale
Oklahoma rapid growth traced from its 1889 land rush opening under President Harrison. Boomers crowded frontiers to claim homesteads as Oklahoma City and Guthrie formed, part of the Louisiana Purchase and then joined the Union in 1907 with ten presidential electors.
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Oklahoma
Jonjammy Harrison
United States
Indian Territory
Glaimg
Oklahoma City
Guthrie
Eithes
Todtun
Oklahoma Territory
Congress
John
State of
Lure
Vy McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Local notes and weather amid church and family updates
A weekly rural note reports continued rain, grass and weed work, and local visits. It mentions the Tylers' sick baby improving, Mary Jones visiting in Bonham, and several minor social calls around J. Coonrod and John Fogle. An advertisement extols Thedford Black Draught for stomach trouble with patient testimonials.
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John Tyler
Mary Jones
Lamasco
John Fogle
J. J. Coonrod
Mi Sielie Lee
Bonham
Elbert Hays
Fan
Sallie Lee
J. Coonrod
LL. Pieree
Okland Saturda
Rayburn Morr
Direhie Fogle
Duo Og
Isom Jone
Boymour
Ind
Straurs Peacock
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Assayour
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Lodge Directory
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