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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1932
Page
2
Premier Mussolini is quoted in favor of canceling all reparations to wipe the state clean to help Europe recover from a prolonged downturn. He notes Italy will receive a share of payments and warrants some credit for sincerity despite ongoing obligations.
The sole woman at Lausanne advocates peace and armament reduction while facing attacks from men who claim force is the only remedy. The writer insists Miss Woolley is well informed, non fanatical, and capable of presenting constructive ideas despite opposition. Chicago praises a Century of Progress for 1938 centennial advertising.
An article discusses a Texas newspaper scene with the Lamar County Tax Payers League urging government cuts and consolidation to save money. It notes Dallas Morning News and Bonham Favorite editors, praising Dr Knott, EF Magnus, and others while debating who deserves a medal for best work.
Analysts warn Europe remains vulnerable to unresolved debt and fiscal obligations. Investors monitor sovereign liabilities, bailouts, and policy responses as nations balance growth with repayment commitments.
Homegrown feed and pig and poultry care highlighted for 1932. Ot Buckeye Incubators promote early chicks and mash for hens, sows, and babies. customers urged to visit for supplies.
Fragmentary item references concerns over overhead costs and blocked access. Mentions "Sar Marcos Record" and cautions about crooked roads and resistance. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond vague civic planning language.
A collage of AM humor pieces and classroom quips from various papers features a teacher quizzing students on czars and czarinas, a radio crooner reference, and a boy joking about smoking mosquitos to scare them away, capturing light local wit.
The Bonham Daily News lists staff roles with Ashley Evans as editor and Chas Ingleigh as business manager. Publisher is H. A. McDougal and production by Favorite Printing Co. No further events or dates are provided in the fragment.
A notice declares that any unjust reflection on the character or standing of firms individuals or corporations will be promptly corrected when brought to the publishers attention. The language emphasizes accountability and the publishers commitment to fair reporting.
Payable in advance City Carrier rates listed for 1 month 50 cents 3 months 1.50 6 months 2.75 1 year 5.00 Mail subscriptions vary 1 month 50 cents 6 months 1.75 1 year 3.50 Public notice outlines available options for newspaper delivery and mail rates.
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish all news dispatches credited or not in this paper and to publish local news within this issue.
In order to update records the paper provides both old and new addresses for a change of address notice. The notice emphasizes including the old address to prevent delays in processing the update.
Notice provides that entertainments dinners and other benefits with admission fees incur 7Txc per line charges five words per line for obituaries and similar cards. Cash must accompany order and the notice is entered at the Bonham Texas post office as second class matter.
A concise moral line states that doing good is the only certainly happy action of a man's life as attributed to Sir Philip Sidney, reflecting timeless ethical counsel.
A biblical verse from Luke 6 31 is cited urging kindness and fair treatment toward others. The line emphasizes reciprocity and moral conduct in interpersonal actions.
A poetic piece describes a melody guiding meadowed trees as seasons pass, a tranquil scene of trees standing as solitary sentinels. The poet Godfrey Linas frames nature as shelter from sun and wind, with a calm, observant tone.
In Abilene the electorate decisively rejected allowing Sunday motion pictures by local option. The vote blocks film producers and a nationwide push to overturn the Texas Sunday restrictions, preserving the day of rest.
The Bonham city council faces a repeal vote on the Sunday show ban. The Favorite urges preserving the law to protect rest for workers and the community’s moral tone, opposing gambling and profitable Sunday entertainment.
The Clarksville Times jokes about its long history and biweekly issues while poking fun at age claims. The piece laments Babe Ruth’s salary drop to seventy thousand and questions Congress funding to retain sports stars.
A woman, Miscia Goluen, is in critical condition at Parkland Hospital after a loaded cigarette allegedly sparked a fire that ignited clothing while she rested in bed. Friends say the cigarette was given to her by a guest, and a fire extinguisher was used before responders arrived.
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