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25 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1930
Page
1
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Public notice states that publishers will gladly correct any erroneous reflection on the character or reputation of any firm individual or corporation once brought to their attention.
A fragmentary letter laments betrayal and passion, noting faithfulness and justice, while declaring a shift to prudence. It contrasts bold words with fading truth and vows not to be a fool in love again.
A writer reflects on the humorous and perplexing side of running a paper. He notes fast talking salesmen pressing for space and charities seeking coverage, cautioning editors to refuse dubious pitches and print only what serves the public.
A newspaper man confronts a fraudulent Rand advertising scheme that misleads him and others. He rejects the scam, only to realize the faker has already moved on with others. The situation ends with a bleak takeaway: misery loves company.
The Favorite newspaper announces a major makeover of its Sherwood Sports building with interior and exterior work, wall papering, and a restructured front space formerly housing a dry goods store. Local supporters and utilities are thanked for assistance, while questions on road funding and a Wisconsin real estate ruling are noted.
A humorous reminiscence surveys judges in Fort Worth and law officers who arrest themselves for traffic fines. It recalls Judge Haddaway racing 60 mph with a policeman as witness and rounds to a hotel incident with a boy delivering hot water to a bishop. The piece closes with light verse about pay day and wandering funds.
The Fire Insurance Department reports a significant decrease in fire losses across the state. It urges continued prevention and cooperation from communities and clergy to maintain safety gains.
Announcement notes Texas Irish potatoes shipped to Chicago while questioning New York City as the Irish homeland amid regional trade and cultural debates.
A humorous aside notes that one can enjoy Tom Thumb golf without mastering counts to fore. The line highlights playful understatement and the light mood of the game.
The piece notes high thermometers in Texas with few sun strokes recorded. It mentions Mr. Smith aboard the Southern Cross completing the western crossing, indicated in the current writing.
A collage of brief, pithy lines from multiple papers laments road use humor, fish tales, voter conscience, shooting prowess, and a public figure drawing crowds. The quotes showcase local voice and regional flavor without a single ongoing story.
The article argues two sides of oil conservation noting that under two percent of US wells yield most output. It urges a middle path to avoid under or over production, cites the unit production system and other conservation measures, and predicts the current overproduction phase will not lead to sustained underproduction.
Houston June 28 Carlos Speck of Abilene former Taylor County judge and state legislator was named an assistant attorney general by Attorney General Bobbitt reporting the appointment will take effect as soon as Speck can start. He will succeed the late L C Sutton.
A renowned New York songwriter faces life imprisonment under the Baumes law. The article notes his fourth song title was not disclosed and references the Arkansas Gazette in reporting the case.
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