15 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1937
Page
1
Public notice reveals advertising rates and submission rules for Bonham Daily Favorite, includes subscription pricing by City Carrier and Mail, and warns readers that erroneous statements will be corrected if alerted to publishers. The page cites Associated Press usage and notes change of address procedures.
An open letter from Father Thomas Carne to Governor Allred criticizes Texas gambling enforcement and urges nonviolent reform. The piece warns against forced crackdowns while criticizing lawmakers and urging prudence in eradicating vice without harming communities.
A Dallas Journal report discusses union organizing in Ford and Caterpillar plants, criticizing aggressive methods and government action. It highlights CIO field workers, employer resistance, and court challenges to anti-union activity amid broader labor tensions.
A collage of garbled snippets from multiple papers mentions topics from fashion, table ware, and Sunday closing debates to reflections on smoking, farming, and fishing. It references Kansas City Star, Charleston, Shreveport Journal, Gare Ra, and Yakima Republic with uncertain claims about war and audiences.
Local clippings note varied Texas stories and editorials with upbeat social chatter. Mentions of interviews, community events, and upcoming winter plans show a snapshot of daily concerns and regional chatter.
A fragmentary excerpt urges restraint in speech with three gates of gold to test truthfulness and necessity. It cites biblical phrasing and moral guidance, mentioning a Herald context and a broad warning against careless talk. The text foregrounds personal honor and measured words as it references religious phrases.
In Austin Texas ranchers urge law to curb dog attacks on livestock. They say domestic dogs kill goats and cattle, with losses cited as high as $2000 to $20000 per year, fueling calls for stricter controls on roaming dogs and livestock protection.
US manufacturing data show about 100 billion cigarettes produced in 1926 with roughly 9.5 billion exported and about 90 billion for domestic use. Nearly 7 billion cigars were also made, with about 42 percent priced under a nickel for retail sale. esco Mewsper Sind:
The Marshall News Messenger marks sixty years since its founding and notes its evolution from a weekly to a daily, with Homer Price and Bryan Blalock shaping its early history. The merged New Messenger continues under Pat Meons and Adair Price, praised for editorial courage and statewide impact.
A fragmentary youthful aside exclaims about a remarkable mind in a playful voice. The piece uses exclamations to celebrate cleverness and neighborly warmth amid a reflective, lightly poetic mood.
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