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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1936
Page
3
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The piece argues for cool, principled campaigning over personal attacks and partisan zeal. It advocates evaluating policies by merit, criticizing actions regardless of party, and preserving civil service, constitutional processes, and the republic’s form of government. It warns against amending the constitution beyond Constitutional means.
The Marshall News and the Marshall Messenger are sold to Pat Mayse of Paris and associates who will continue publication of the two papers, one evening and one morning. Homer Price remains editor, praised as capable, honest, and independent, ensuring Texas readers have strong leadership in journalism. Oklahoma politics heat up with temperance repeal debates, national and state elections, and Amelia Earhart involvement. Texas optimism centers on crops and oil output amid party chances in November.
Rev C Edgar Epkridge, Orange Baptist minister, was found guilty after a year since he killed Police Chief O Rielly, a friend. jury rejected grounds for the crime and sentenced him to five years though the state sought the death penalty. The defense claimed temporary insanity.
Fragmentary line suggests a cautionary remark about dangerous behavior in people labeled as half crazy. No clear event, names, or places available to establish a full news card.
A string of lighthearted bits describes a man learning to polish cars with one hand then both, breakfast woes, a dream about water, a civil service exam joke, a birth on the road to a hospital, and Texas Bluejacket recruitment at the Texas Centennial Expo.
HW Grothouse a former Bonham resident and hardware dealer now based in Los Angeles visited Bonham on a return trip. He attended the Presbyterian church meeting and spent time with Carltons and old friends, recalling lasting friendships and family ties. He travels back to California with memories of Bonham and optimism for the future.
Quote attributed to Klopstock notes that a person who thinks for themselves and rarely imitates is a free man. The brief aphorism emphasizes personal autonomy and intellectual freedom.
A fragmented poem and prose piece reflect on meeting daily men with gentleness and patience. The author vows to be kind fair and true, hoping to inspire the meek and share honest warmth amid life’s dim roads.
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