Change of Address Notice for Bonham Daily Favorite
Publisher editor announces a change of address for The Bonham Daily Favorite. Readers should provide both old and new mailing addresses to prevent delay in mail delivery.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1936
Page
4
Publisher editor announces a change of address for The Bonham Daily Favorite. Readers should provide both old and new mailing addresses to prevent delay in mail delivery.
A Houston congressman Joe Eagle seeks a U S Senate seat held by Morris Sheppard. He touts ten opposing and twenty supporting planks and radios three main issues opposing the Eighteenth Amendment the League of Nations and World Court. He pledges budget cuts and economy but critics note his voting record favored higher government costs and pensions while proposing no clear reduction plan. They warn continued economy talk without action would deepen debt and taxes across Texas and the nation.
An editorial spiritedly recalls Dr Clifford Sweet of Oakland California who spoke before the American Medical Association in Kansas City. He scoffs at diet mandates as health boondoggles, praising meat dishes like pork salad and lamb chops while deriding spinach carrots and so forth as futile for a body-builder.
The paragraph notes a candidate who read an opponent’s record aloud yet failed to explain it to the audience. It references Mussolini, British wartime debt talks, and a Republican national conversion with Nicholas Murray Butler in Europe, reflecting varied political discourse across papers.
A Southern Conference speaker warns against Northern industrialism and cheap foreign labor. He urges the South to build small factories using native workers, preserving traditional culture and religious temples while avoiding the failures of rapid industrial growth.
Ames club notes describe members and activities, including social rounds and teas. Names such as Wardom Bonha and Eldridge Wardom are mentioned along with various attendees and informal gatherings.
A poetic reminiscence from Texas recalling golden plains turquoise skies and stately oaks. The rapturous verse paints blue river valleys, magnolias, mockingbirds, and summer nights. It links natural beauty with wealth from minerals and oil, invoking national pride and border heritage.
The article notes the first cotton blooms of the season near Navarro with mention of growers and market activity. It references M. C. Spivy & Co selling new goods at attractive prices, and touches on local trade and agricultural progress.
Fannin county editors attended the centennial Press Day in Dallas with mixed impressions. Leonard Graphic’s editor found press booths inactive while others mingled in halls of science art and music. Judge Moyer of Honey Grove Signal Citizen also attended and noted a girl performing the Apple Dance nearby.
A circular from the Streets of Paris manager mentions attractive dancers and an apple dance. Editor Moyer and Editor May, along with the Press gang, are linked to visiting the attractions. The piece notes uncertainty about visits to the Streets of Paris or the Black Forest and suggests bringing a companion to the Centennial.
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