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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1934
Page
1
The Bonham Daily ad page lists advertising rates and subscriptions in detail. It shows price options for city carrier deliveries and mail, including monthly and yearly terms, with unclear OCR text. The page references A McDougal and Ashley Evans as staff or advertisers and includes intermittent pricing fragments.
Public message states any erroneous rejection of a firm individual or corporation will be corrected once brought to the attention of the publishers. The notice emphasizes correction of misstatements upon notification.
The U S Supreme Court ruling affirms Negro participation in Texas Democratic primaries. The issue stems from a state law protecting one party control and county election judges may accept or deny ballots. Texans face a choice between changing laws to allow party rule or defying federal courts, with judges likely to vary in enforcing the ruling.
A St Louis federal judge upheld Congress abrogating gold payments for Iron Mountain Railroad bonds. The Banker Trust Company sought 58.5 million in present currency, claiming 1 000 in gold equals 1 693 present dollars, but the court ruled bondholders receive equal value at payment time, not excess over original value.
The Dallas Journal outlines Edward K. Russell of Red River Co as a farming success with cotton seed prominence and a life guided by spiritual values. He opposes repeal or submission of liquor and supports repealing the rate track law, signaling a strong character and potential bid.
The phrase implies the outcome hinges on future consideration by time and events, with no clear action or decision stated. The fragment hints at a pending question or dispute awaiting resolution. No named entities or concrete details are present to identify people, places, or organizations.
Twenty five men were fined in Taylor city court for interfering with on duty Fire Department actions at a fire. The article condemns the violation of Taylor's fire protection ordinance and urges strict enforcement to protect firefighters public safety and property. It notes possible suspended sentences and urges other towns to follow Taylor’s example.
Thomas Leonard Carroll lieutenant of John Dillinger, shot dead by two Waterloo peace officers after pulling a gun during a confrontation outside a beer joint. Described as "yellow" by the Cedar River paper, Carroll died with three bullets in his back. the incident followed a high speed flight and ambush in an alley as officers closed in.
A man was shot as he faced away from the police station when Detective P. E. Walker tapped him. The bullets struck him in the back, according to the Gainesville Register.
Letter from J E Pearson of Boddd City Texas dated June 23 argues for gambling repeal to curb corruption and tax relief. He endorses Clint Small’s stance and ties it to his legislative platform. Dressler’s health improves slightly as Marie Dressler, veteran actress, is reported ill in Santa Barbara dated June 24.
A Bible quotation reflects the moral Bible verse about sowing and reaping from Galatians 6 7 urging readers to consider the consequences of their actions.
The poem extols love as unchanging despite storms and age. It declares love a permanent bright persistence that remains true across hills and valleys, seasons, and dust, a steadfast song on the lips and in memory. Attributed to Grese Noll Crowell in Good Housekeeping.
An advertisement touts a fifty cent pain remedy that claims to prevent recurring pain and related disorders without narcotics. It presents itself as a modern medicine addressing the cause, promising permanent relief with persistent use and available at general druggists.
Beaumont reports Tressa Dees fourteen and Lena Stracener twelve from Deridder Louisiana drowned in a creek near the town. Boats and bodies recovered.
A new heat record for 1934 was set in Pittsburg Kansas as the temperature reached 108 degrees this afternoon.
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