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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
1
Notice to the public from Favorite Printing Co. by A McDougal Evans rates on application. Any erroneous rejection of a firm individual or corporation will be corrected when called to the attention of the publishers.
The text states the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use all AP credited dispatches and local news published in the paper. It outlines publication rights and ownership of the material appeared in the newspaper.
Change of address instructions require listing both old and new addresses to avoid delays. Notice filed with the Bonham Texas post office as second class mail matter.
Frank B Kellogg blames munitions makers for fueling arms races and urges world to expose profiteers. He cites Geneva disarmament talks as evidence nations balk at trusting others and fear war profits. The piece suggests peace comes only when publics demand demilitarization.
A Chilean gathering in Santiago showcases public demand for political and economic reform as citizens from business and education sectors call for government limits on private enterprise. The piece notes tax cuts, reduced public spending, and broader calls for accountability amid ongoing economic strain and political experimentation.
Judge Edgar S. Vaught in a St Luke's Methodist Church talk in Oklahoma City warned of a crime wave. He cited figures: 12 000 murders 3 10 kidnappings 180 000 assaults 50 000 robberies 4 000 burglaries and 5 000 arsons. He described criminals as a national army three times the size of the standing army and warned of rising costs from crime and the failed 18th amendment repeal debate.
A fragmented report references an Oklahoma man and a speedy armored car matter. The text mentions a Bartless entry and legal proceedings, with unclear details about dates or parties.
A brief devotional note asserts personal limits yet urges action within grace. It frames faith as a call to do what one can, acknowledging responsibility while recognizing dependence on God. The piece closes with a vow to fulfill one’s duties.
A Detroit Free Press poem narrates a tired father returning from the daily grind bearing little wealth yet steadfast in faith and love. He bears heavy burdens for his children, giving all despite hardship, embodying courage and quiet sacrifice.
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