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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1935
Page
2
Members of the Associated Press retain exclusive rights to news dispatches for publication. The notice covers use of local news credited to AP and states all other material is the property of the source. Readers are informed of public notice requirements and rights.
A notice states that reflections on the character and reputation of any firm individual or corporation will be corrected promptly once brought to the publishers’ attention.
Railroad Week highlights Texas railroad tax contributions and employment. In 1931 Texas railways employed over 57 000 workers, paid more than 89 million in wages and contributed 7 697 316 in state taxes. Ten year tax revenue 1924 1933 totaled 68 508 386, ranking behind only Illinois California and Kansas in the West. Texas has 16 887 miles of track and moves over eighty million tons of freight yearly.
Alfred E. Stacey urges Federal pensions for remaining Confederate veterans as a path to peace. The Waxahachie Light critiques advertising and notes former Oklahoma Governor Bill Murray joining a new party seeking constitutional alignment. Local lakes fill and fishing is expected soon, with the writer planning not to be in office then.
From Other Pens A sick editor and his doctor Ashley Evans editor of the Bonham Favorite is praised as a top Texas editor who writes while ill and longs to fish days after guiding a paper. He hopes to be out soon and notes his doctor measures bass catches to cheer him, joking he will fish first or stay ill.
A reflective aphorism notes that to surpass humanity one must overlook the hatred of those beneath. The line frames ambition and moral distance as a test of character and humility.
A quotation from the Bible declares that God's word will not return empty but will accomplish his will and prosper in the purpose for which it is sent Isaiah 55 11. The passage emphasizes the certainty and efficacy of divine speech.
Fragmentary note in the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin discusses paper money and banks ready to identify it by its m number. The readable text provides limited context and lacks concrete details or names.
Miss Lucille Blassingame leads the June 20 meeting where members assign what to take to the encampment. Ruby Lois McGee and Lucille Blassingame report on the June 8 G C at the Chamber of Commerce. They discuss canning fruits and vegetables for the Fair and members must eat four jars of different produce.
A poetic fragment describes lusters at pagoda eaves and sunlit life. Feathered singers gather in a green Temple of the Birds to chant an evening song. Vesper bells echo softly as shadows count the hour in the forest setting.
A quip about a young man at a door from the Fort Worth Star Telegram questions his intent while the Clarks ville Times notes a cautious view on old routines and new marriages with varied outcomes.
A playful collage of quotes from Texas papers notes pessimists, early chain-letter theories, and bemused views on law and progress. General Johnson resurfaces in headlines while a Dallas Journal remark dwells on overbearing legalities and repeal hopes.
A London paper offers a prize for a bath tub song while agreeing that songs heard in a tub before are not prize winners. The note humorously links bath time music to publicity and prizes.
A fragment cites a sarcastic jab about experience schedules not suspending for vacations and hints at a kidnap note being discussed. The remark reflects public complaint and a prompt for policy review about time off and crisis responses.
Mr and Mrs Walter Wilson and children visited relatives at Ector last week Bernard and Gene Clayton of Bailey are in this community guests of their grandmother Mrs Lillie Tittle Messrs John and Albert Weathers went on a fishing trip last week Mr and Mrs Lennie Helt spent Friday night with Mr and Mrs L B Miller and family Miss Kathryn Cox was the guest of her sister Mrs Hatten Blount near Bonham part of this week Dorothy Dawn McNabb visited Misses Virele and Edna McNabb Friday afternoon Mrs Dean Mayo and son from Bell Miss are visiting her sister Mrs John Weathersby of this place Mrs Ruby Melton was the guest of Mrs Ezile Ward Monday Mr and Mrs Hatten Blount of near Bonham were guests of relatives here Sunday Seddard and Mrs Love ecker and son Leeman called on Mrs Walter Wilson Tuesday Mrs Vernon Whene gard and two daughters Bernice and Verna Sha of Bonham visited her mother Mrs W E Blassingame Wednesday RAMONA
Emergency aid under general relief reached 4,260,423 families in April, down 36 percent from March. The decrease occurred in all but ten states, reflecting a broad reduction in relief aid nationwide.
An additional shipment of Oven Ware 1.00 up from Brahnons arrives, catalog reference 302-6t-c. The notice indicates stock availability for immediate purchase or delivery.
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