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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1931
Page
2
Bible Quotation: As He Thinketh in His Heart So Is He
A brief Bible verse citation from Proverbs 22 7. The line emphasizes inward thoughts shaping character and outcomes.
Aviator's haunting film and gun debate cross paths
The piece contrasts frontier pioneers with modern aviators and wild speculation on a fatal police shooting. It notes the danger police face, calls for a full investigation, and questions quick condemnation of officers amid banditry and crime.
Hysteria Over Oklahoma Shootings Sparks Press Debate
Public officials and many newspapers growl over a shooting of two Mexican youths by a peace officer in Oklahoma. Protests arise amid questions of provocation and evidence while noting the youths were parked, unlit, armed, and uncooperative, raising concern about rash condemnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Ecmbassy
Washington
Oklahoma
Texas Cotton Research Leader Aims Wider Use
The Commissioner of Agriculture of Texas was chosen president of a state group to pursue research on new cotton uses. The plan stresses applying already discovered uses to encourage broader clothing use for men and women, reducing substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Agriculture of Texas
The
Texas Organization
Texans Demand Bridge Closure After Rio Grande Death
Abilene News notes Texas citizens in Mercedes demand the Rio Grande bridge be closed after an American gunfire killed a Texas girl at a Rio Ranco dance hall. The piece criticizes Texas lawmakers for opposing a driver license bill, arguing to curb reckless driving and significant state inaction on highway safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Mercedes
Rio Grande
Rio Raco
Abilene News
Scientist Builds Telescope Reaches 6e22 Miles Into Space
A scientist claims a telescope under construction will probe about 6.0e22 miles into space. The extraordinary range marks a bold estimate for future astronomical observation and potential discoveries beyond current frontiers.
Clever Quotes From Various Local Observations
A mix of regional remarks notes varied topics from women extracting information quickly to local manufacturing selling screen doors at cost. It mentions persistent flies in Red River county and a Los Angeles preacher ending a twenty hour sermon on Monday last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Red River County
Los Angeles
McDonald Reports From Reno In Brief Article
Kansas City Star correspondent A B McDonald walked through Reno Nevada and filed a concise report describing what he observed during the visit. The piece offers impressions of the scene and notable features encountered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. McDonald
Kansas City Star
Reno
Nevada
Prohibition Enforcement Question on Reno Vice
Marshall News argues federal prohibition enforcement must confront Reno’s open vice. It cites 22 gambling halls 19 saloons and a brothel with 300 women, and warns the university could lose funding for opposing vice. The piece condemns open liquor sales and federal law defiance as a national issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
McDonald
The
State University
United States
Marshall News
Courage to face struggles praised across the paper
A column reflects on suicide, urging resilience for those who endure hardships. It cites a mother of four who killed herself, notes the note to her children, then argues bravery lies in fighting for loved ones. The piece ends with a political swipe at the Democratic party’s leadership needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwan
Palestine Werald
Best of Texan Papers Snippets and Snappy Quotes
Whimsical notes from Texas papers comment on chums protecting little girls, camouflaged battleships hidden in jokes, wedding dress costs mailed to fathers, Italy’s failing talkies versus Mussolini, and perfunctory patriotism at tax time.
Wimple Struggles with New Drama Over Money Back Demand
A theater scene shows a policeman questioning a character about a home while audience hissed at the new drama. The playwright mutters it is hard to read public want, while the manager declares the public simply wants its money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimple
Arid melodrama scene provokes playful crowd chatter
A stage moment shows a Cockney king correcting a misheard word as a man in the stalls jokes about the line. The king jokes in footlights while a critic hones in on brush marks in a Rembrandt. A Des Moines item notes a forekeeper’s placard on worn suits.
Quote Sketches of Tax Fads and Political Jabs
A jumble of editorials critiques taxes and state rights including a plea for highway funds via fuel tax and sidewalks via shoe tax. It lampoons political figures from multiple papers and references a fraternity house resident asking about razor blades.
Mulberry notices and social hints from local missives
Mysterious draft lists names such as Alma Pravies and Miss Biare with references to home, marriage and social visits. Mr Edward Park and Mr Der Miler appear among the commented lines, alongside Agnes Bond and Threadgi. The fragment notes gatherings on Thursday afternoon and mentions Sanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Park
Der
Miler
M. I
Lamar
Is Threadgi
Sanford
Lamase
Local social notes feature hometown birthday and visit news
Miss Ruby Price hosted a birthday party for local friends and relatives was reported. Mr. Jack Crumby of Sherman spent the weekend with his parents and Delbert Price visited an old friend in Bohha. Mr B T Connally visiting relatives in Paris while Mr and Mrs T C Woodard and Mr Tommie Connally travel in Law County. Mrs John Parks hosted a young folks party at her home and Miss Francis Lambert stays with her grandmother Gorinth for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Price
Jack Crumby
Sherman Sy
Delbert Price
Bohha
B. T. Connally
Paris
T. C. Woodard
Tommie Connally
Law County
John Parks
Francis Lambert
Gorinth
Escaped Prisoners Wire Back Fin
Tyler Texas June 16 two escaped prisoners wired to pay their fines of 18 500 to the Smith County sheriff s office from a county poor farm near Lindale The wire said all we wanted was to get out and raise the money to pay our fines Much obliged
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Texas
Lindare
Smith County
Worth a Smile A Word w Day Unique Town Lore
A humorous feature notes hometown quirks and a playful exchange about the word unique. The piece contrasts a resident’s claim with a witty interpretation tied to a Latin root meaning one and horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
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