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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
1
A heartfelt poem expresses enduring love for a child. The speaker vows guidance and protection, praying for a bright future and a gentle farewell in life’s last hours. The verses mix tender affection with solemn wishes for character and safety.
notices of entertainments dinners and other events with admission fees charged at one cent. obituaries and cards of thanks also charged similarly. Change of address requires old and new addresses to avoid delays. The paper promises corrections upon notification of errors or defamation.
A Senate candidate’s plea for the forgotten man triggers a cross‑section of society. He argues the average citizen outside organized capital, industry, and labor bears the burdens of policy and must be defended. A looming railroad wage strike and a National effort to avert it are noted, followed by Kansas convention news with William Jennings Bryan addressing fifteen thousand attendees.
Great Britain offers the Irish Free State a choice between internal dispute settlement or direct rule. Free State forces launch a decisive attack on De Valera forces triggering civil war. World hopes Ireland can prove capacity for self governance.
Honey Grove merchants closed their shops yesterday to attend a Boy Scouts picnic and show respect. The gesture honors a movement aimed at forming helpful, considerate, unselfish, high-minded American citizens among the boys of this generation.
The Assorted Press dispatches a compact bulletin spanning multiple brief items. It notes routine political, social, and community happenings with concise updates from various regions and organizations. No single dominant story stands out in the fragment.
Residents of Herrin react to press coverage of the mining murder near town. The community shows concern for its reputation and the impact of truthfulness on public sentiment, indicating guarded but ongoing interest in justice and public discourse.
A Waco negro lawyer plans to file for an injunction to restrain McLennan County election judges from barring negro voters from the Democratic primaries. The case highlights tensions as some confront obstacles while others pursue action.
A Texan criminal lawyer could locate a single loophole through Waxh to escape a railroad strike and could fashion another if needed, implying legal avenues exist to avoid work stoppages.
The League of Women Voters declares children should not work to help fathers break the habit of idleness, urging reforms to free children from labor and improve family routines.
A plainspoken critic praises individuals who resist chasing new universal cures, stressing practical, tested approaches over fashionable remedies. The remark highlights the value of sensible leadership amid claim versus evidence debates.
North Carolina becomes the first agricultural state to fully repay War Finance Corporation loans. The state, noted for worn soil and lower per acre yields, offsets this by manufacturing cotton locally, boosting home growers and providing employment in state factories.
A North Carolina viewpoint highlights state farmers as superior in fertilization and soil science, producing larger corn and cotton per acre than Texas on similar lands. It notes NC farmers also grow extensive food crops, potatoes and fruits for markets and home use, while cotton and tobacco remain primary money crops.
Fragmented text discusses profits from crops, plantations, and plantations’ management in the Carolinas. Mentions North Carolina, farms, and legal or social commentary on authorities and public figures. The passage appears garbled and references a Wells Index.
A narrated meditation on the unstable, tempers of a man who hops between jobs, envies the better off, and bursts into fits. The speaker argues life is a tough climb and praises sticking to one’s work and loving one another.
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