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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1921
Page
1
Payable in advance list of city carrier options 1 month 3 months 6 months 1 year and mail rates 1 month 3 months 6 months 1 year with changes of address instructions detailing to include old and new addresses to avoid delays.
Notice states entertainments dinners and other benefits with admission fees will be charged one cent. obituaries resolutions of respect and cards of thanks also charged. Cash must be by company order. Public notice invites corrections of erroneous reflections on any firm individual or corporation. Entered at Bonham Texas post office as second class mail matter.
A somber connection between a thrill seeking drive and a fatal outcome is described with mourners paying respects. The piece notes the car’s journey and the community’s response in a quiet remembrance of the deceased.
The Tobacco Trust delays adjusting pricing, awaiting official word that the war is over, keeping wartime price levels in place until such notice is received.
The fragment claims after Bill Haywood joined the Soviets in Russia that government actions will be easy to recognize his influence. It suggests his handiwork is identifiable everywhere.
Coal operators press the public to purchase now arguing mine closures are needed to avert an oversupply next winter. The campaign links reduced output with stabilized prices and factory demand considerations.
A number of businessmen advocating open shop among workers also back an open door policy abroad. They seek freer access for themselves while rendering unfair competition to rivals.
American oil operators in Mexico file a protest with the government over a new export tax on crude oil, arguing it undercuts their interests and opposes the protective cliff policy.
The article reports Germany could admit up to 5219 immigrants annually while France can admit 437 under a new immigration restriction framework. It notes Berlin may demand punitive quotas in retaliation for Bergdoll's escape and a potential cut to his allowance.
President Harding pledges action to arm an association to replace the League of Nations. The piece notes the proposal may be premature and reflects on town council plans to buy a moment to address a fire fighting line awaiting proper timing.
A. Haynes of Ohio voices support for prohibition and federal enforcement, while critiquing The Chicago Standard’s sixty day failure. The piece argues a good paper must tell the world’s news impartially and appeal to diverse readers, not shy from grim facts.
The Houston Post laments wasteful spending on summer furs by American women, citing estimates of 15 million dollars and 6 million fur imports monthly. It condemns fashion-driven consumption during economic hardship and warns of fur depletion, urging thrift and a shift to more essential uses.
An old tale by Mary Graham Bonne describes Mr Sun lazily warming a winter day while Lady Gray Clouds drift, and Brownies host a tea party in fish huts. Fishes receive leftovers, children recount cheerful games, races on the reed lake, and a cozy, festive end to the cold night.
Washington reports the May Bureau of Labor Statistics index shows employment rose in nine of fourteen industries while five fell. Money paid to workers also rose in ten industries with four declines. Largest hiring gains came in hosiery and underwear, leather, and woolen goods. paper making fell most in headcount and in wages in several sectors. Cigar manufacturing was the only industry to rise versus May 1920.
We buy all kinds of hides and country produce with the highest cash prices paid. 1 mo. WW. T. CHRISTIAN, Phone 546.
An advertiser promotes sanitary glass top fruit jars by SID SMITH offering lower prices and savings from not buying extra lids. The note includes a phone contact.
Bonham readers are urged to learn dizziness is a symptom of kidney trouble. Mrs. H. E. Pittman of 25 Gates St. credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relieving dizziness headaches and irregular kidney function after use. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advertises price and availability.
Electric contractor touts skilled electricians and high grade materials for durable wiring contracts. Highlights prior work with diverse clients and long service life. appeals for lined up estimates and reference work.
The Fannin County Bar Association mourns Will Harkins once County Auditor, honoring his honesty, public service, and upright character. It notes his Mississippi birth, Ladonia life, roles as Justice of the Peace, mayor, postmaster, editor and lawyer, and his June 15 1921 passing. Members express respect for his family and vow continued reverence.
A descriptive feature portrays Secretary Mellon in his Washington office. He is observed as a small man in precise attire, known for smoking a compact stogie about four puffs long. An ash tray on his desk holds numerous stubbed ends while attendants prepare the morning routine before 10 a.m.
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