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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1921
Page
2
The notice discusses changing the paper's address and proposed reductions, noting currency and delays. It mentions charges for notices of entertainments and admissions, obituaries resolutions of respect cards of thanks and similar items, with a one cent rate and cash to accompany the order.
Caution against neglect of flood fire or earthquake risks is urged. Authorities warn any disaster could bring ruin and loss unless steps are taken to minimize effects. Local leaders emphasize preparedness regardless of the menace.
A commentator mocks Mr Volstead pushing for rapid action on the beer bill noting the difficulty in obtaining real beer and implying legislative haste may outpace actual product quality.
The drop in gasoline prices fails to generate notable interest, as the public does not perceive gas to be a beverage or easily consumable like a drink.
In a brief observation a woman remarks that many women resemble a marshmallow due to excessive facial powder. The comment highlights vanity trends and questions makeup moderation.
Public notice states the publication will correct erroneous reflections about firms or individuals when brought to attention. It notes the post office at Bonham handles second class mail and invites readers to report errors for correction.
The piece argues that Bonham shopkeepers offer goods from distant lands, saving residents the time and travel cost of visiting a large city. It contends home stores deliver Egypt or Australia India products at the same price as metropolitan emporia, avoiding costly trips and time wasted on transport.
A fragmentary discussion warns Pueblo's location near arid plains and the river edge makes it vulnerable to sudden floods. It urges caution for cities near water and stresses building margins and preparedness to avoid disaster from unexpected heavy rainfall and flash floods.
A short reflective line notes that many seek a solution that costs nothing and suggests frustration when the desired benefit is offered as free service.
Farmers may see a tariff start to affect their banking during the emergency levy. The policy impact could raise costs for inputs and alter farm income outlook, prompting careful budgeting and market planning by agricultural producers.
A market report notes wheat prices slide as export shrinkage weighs on supply. The piece cites tariff policy affecting shipments and potential price impacts for farmers.
Fort Worth editorial pages clash as Denice Murald cites Col Hugh Nugent Fitzgerald and Waco Times-Herald on suspended sentence laws and the duty of citizens. The piece defends law enforcement while condemning nonparticipation in juries primaries and elections as aiding bad governance.
Fairy Princess Joy invites all to Fairyland for a costume ball at eight. Guests arrive in diverse costumes from gypsies to birds while Mr Giant teases with a joke about something up his sleeve. Fairy Queen joins as the snow queen and revelry continues.
Fragmentary note shows a plea for change with a dollar request and a quip about a quarter. The phrasing hints at a casual street conversation or a tally of small coin exchanges.
Readable fragments show a local notice about antiseptic liniment with unclear names and dates. The readable portion suggests an event or sale linked to veterinary or animal health items, but details are obscured.
A collage of political jabs and social quips reflecting 1920s wit. References range from Dempsey and Sims to Prohibition era trends, Latin American diplomacy costs, and celebrity gossip. The piece mocks public figures and cultural habits with sharp, if disjointed, observations.
A determined woman driver knocked a man down but caused only minor injuries. She stopped, apologized grudgingly, and blamed the pedestrian while asserting seven years of driving experience. The man, jokingly insisting he has fifty-seven years of walking, exchanges terse remarks in a brief street-side incident.
Notice advertises wares and repair services for watches clocks and jewelry. It notes 47 years in Bonham and lists M A Bridges Jimo as the old reliable watchmaker. Also buys hides and country produce at high cash prices by J inv W T Christian with phone 5416.
East bound trains from Texarkana and Sherman run to Fort Worth and Clarksville with listed arrival and departure times. South bound service operates daily except Sunday, with arrivals around 11 80 a m and departures around 5 25 p m.
The Board of Trades opposes Texas truck legislation seen as crippling merchants. A camp site proposal includes water and wood provisions, with a focus on cost efficiency and practical support for auto campers. Public notices also advertise a Duroc boar for sale and a complete thrashing outfit for sale.
The Omaha World Herald notes that signs of aging vary with context and achievement. It cites Gen John J Pershing at 63 and Foch at 63, Clemenceau at 76, and others like George Payson Weston and P M Mills, arguing age alone does not define ability or vitality.
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