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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1921
Page
4
A vintage notice outlines subscription options and rates for City Carrier and Mail delivery with a change of address directive, plus charges for notices of events and obituaries. It laments political slogans and praises Admiral Sims while noting Bonham’s basketball team sitting in third place amid playful local banter.
A political column urges Americans to focus less on formal links of independence and more on practical, ordinary governance. It stresses the need for steady, tangible progress toward normalcy in public life.
A collage of brief items: renewal of silver dollar coinage at about seven million monthly due to postwar demand. notes on wartime currency moves with Britain. a San Angelo murder case yielding a five year suspended sentence after four trials. Ku Klux Klan commentaries. musings on longevity from scientists. equal suffrage commentary. a Tulsa infant named Riot. Ambassador Harvey noted for few words.
The Palestine Herald defends its integrity against claims of being bought by interests. It notes newspapers resist external control, despite threats or offers, and cites a single past bid that failed, with critics urged to demand concrete proof.
Old man Winter speaks with the Fairy Queen about the year’s cycle. He muses on meeting Spring and Autumn, noting the conflict between longing for warmer days and the natural order that brings each season in turn.
George Bailey presents brief observations from the early morning hours. The note highlights daily routines and local happenings, reflecting a citizen’s view of community life and personal reflections.
A column blends reflections on autumn and seasons with musings about New York City taxes and North Dakota bonds. It includes biblical quiz items about the feast of tabernacles and the Israelites encampment, plus social notes on figures like Admiral Sims and Lloyd George.
Governor Pat M. Neff and other prominent speakers will address the Farmers Short Course at Texas A and M College July 25 30 announced by FE J. Kyle dean of agriculture. Neff speaks July 26 Annie Webb Blanton July 27 and Aaron Sapir OBrien on marketing nonperishable and perishable products. Lectures by L H Panns C O Moser Walter Peteet J A Evans and others cover home economics and agricultural topics with reduced rail fare offered to Texas travelers.
Vernon Texas dressmaker Mrs W M Stlyhens says three years of monthly agony ended after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She was bedridden, faced possible operation, but recovered to return to work and house chores. She urges other overworked dressmakers to seek help and write for confidential advice.
Local ads promote watch and clock sales and repairs by M. A. Bridges in Bonham with 47 years in business. Brannon Jewelry Co sells clocks silver china Sterno and Kodaks. Also notices buying hides and country produce with cash offers by W. bk. Christian via phone 516.
A fragmentary Toledo notice features J. Cheney Co. testimonial and notary seal claiming oath by Frank J Cheney partner regarding a trade claim for catarrh cure. The snippet includes an advertisement line offering wedding rings and jewelry from Brannon Jewelry Co with a brief, period-appropriate sales tone.
A fragmented timetable lists various AR and TX rail lines with arrival and departure times. Entries reference Clarksville Sherman Texarkana and Missouri Kansas and Texas services, noting southbound daily arrivals at 5:15 p.m. and northbound departures at 5:25 p.m. with Sunday exceptions.
A Boston Transcript note recounts an inspired preacher announcing three Luke 15 parables The Lost Sheep The Lost Coin and The Lost Son. The paper printed garbled headlines reading The Lost Sheep The Lost Cow and The Lost Son causing amused dismay.
A registered Duroe Bear, 19 months old, is offered for sale or trade. Seller identifies as Ben Baker at Mule Barn.
The message urges truth in advertising and sales practices. It emphasizes that honest communication builds lasting business, avoiding exaggeration and misrepresentation. Emphasis is on factual claims, transparent pricing, and customer trust.
A called meeting set access restrictions for the club room. Only active or honorary members with a valid membership card may enter the club room, while others must stay at the door or be escorted. The change does not affect public use for society gatherings.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a city matter with unclear names and numbers. The readable bits suggest a municipal notice or brief item about a local issue, but specifics remain obscured.
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