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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1921
Page
1
CHANGE OF ADDRESS In or dering address of paper changed give old address as well as the new. NOTICE All notices of entertain ments dinners and other benefits where there is admission fee will be charged for at the rate of one cent. Obituaries resolutions of re spect cards of thanks also charged for at the same rate. Cash paper accompany order.
Public notice appears in Bonham Penzas postal matter warnings about reflections on firms individuals or corporations and states corrections are made when called to attention.
A New York Alderman Shiplacoff criticizes immigrant workers and praises militant action, claiming workers will own industry. He cites Russian protests and cites a Boston motto opposing the United States, arguing for radical control of industry and questioning free speech rights for those with such views.
A Paris dispatch describes Mrs Carpentier wife of the 1st claiming New ark Society women fought for the chance to kiss her husband. She says the tale did not bother her but the claim that the U S government would take 100 dollars of George’s fees as income tax gave her a real pain.
A Dallas man seeks $10,000 in damages after his teeth were knocked out in an incident. A Dallas woman files for divorce claiming her husband forced her to sell hot tamales on Sundays. The piece notes other similar cases and varying reactions.
The editor notes Geo Bailey is celebrated for producing high quality columns daily. His long tenure with the Houston Post is highlighted, with his exact age left to be determined by records.
A clipping notes that Rotary clubs worldwide adopted peace and disarmament resolutions in Edinburgh. It suggests the U S Senate might use the resolutions as guidance to advance disarmament goals, regardless of financial status or ability to pay.
A Dallas policy plan would fire officers for associating with persons of immoral character. The Fort Worth Record notes Texas leads in sheep and goats and ranks high in asses, reflecting the era’s blunt tone and satirical commentary. Maxim Gorky’s remark on starving intellectuals is cited as an echo of a harsh critique.
Rear Admiral Sims left England on Wednesday receiving many bouquets of handsome flowers. On his arrival in Washington he will be greeted with a hot brick and a lemon as a playful welcome.
The Denton Record Chronicle notes evolving US views on recognizing Obregon's Mexican government. It cites relief actions after Fort Worth starvation threats and the Puchip flood, with Mexico sending funds and both sides seeking friendlier ties and cross border trade benefits.
A goblin named Master Thoughtfulness meets a boy and girl on a roadside journey. He explains how messengers carry and forget messages, urging kindness and consideration toward others. The trio continues toward the House of Secrets while reflecting on memory and thoughtfulness.
Ladonia News notes some critics rail against the Neff administration yet many see public acts as beneficial. It cites achievements and hopeful aims, arguing locals overreact to officials and should judge Gov Neff fairly. The Favorite did not back Neff yet praises his good deeds and overlooks mistakes.
In Wichita Falls a woman under a twenty year murder sentence was taken from jail and baptized. The crime occurred in a gambling house. The account suggests divine purpose in the sequence from gambling house to jail to penitentiary and contemplates possible death during the sentence.
A survey of U S possessions notes Alaska was bought in 1867 for 7200000 and found rich in gold coal forests and fisheries. It covers vast area. Other territories and dependencies include Hawaii Porto Rico Guam the Philippines Virgin Islands Tutuila Samoa Canal Zone and the District of Columbia. Residents lack full congressional representation.
A collage of humorous clippings remarks on traffic, housekeeping, divorces, and gossip from multiple papers. The jokes touch on concern over supper cleanup, fear of divorce court, a groom navigating a wedding with black eyes, and a phrenologist’s boxing prediction about Dempsey, with Carpentier potentially altering the reading.
The text compiles trade updates from the Board of Trade including campaign plans, harvesting forecasts, and market notes. It also includes local business notices and advertisements seeking hides and country produce with high cash prices.
St Kim Williams invites area members to an American Legion gathering Monday night at his residence on North Main Street with refreshments to be served.
Short term notes discounted as Fannin County Realty Company oversees a transaction near Spivy’s Store. The brief indicates a financial arrangement or loan instrument tied to local property dealings affecting the site.
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