Bonham Paper Public Notice on Corrections Policy
The Bonham paper notes it will gladly correct any erroneous reflections upon the character or reputation of any firm individual or corporation upon being called to the attention of the publishers. It lists subscription rates and foreign representatives in Chicago New York Dallas and other locations.
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E. J. Powers
Chicago
F. R. Northup
New York
S. W. Papert
Dallas
Tex
New Commandment On Love From John 13 34 36
A religious quotation from John 13 34 36 urges followers to love one another as Jesus loved them. It frames love as proof of discipleship and a guiding ethical standard for communities.
Democratic convention tale of candidates and clamor
A chaotic report from the Democratic convention outlines Cox from Qhie and two dozen hopefuls as the platform committee nears completion amid controversy. Bowie county revenue officers face layoffs and game wardens are targeted. A Kansas congressman is described as dead from overwork, a claim met with skepticism. The piece laments sensational dispatches and telegraph overload.
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Bowie County
Kansas
Fifty Year Adobe Walls Battle Celebrated
The Clarksville Times editor recalls the fiftieth anniversary celebration of the Adobe Walls battle. A young Sam once covered it and mused that things aren’t what they used to be.
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Clarksville
Oil Frauds and Political Feuds Highlight Texas News
The piece surveys court appeals by Dr. Cook seeking pauper relief in oil fraud convictions, political party feuds with Al Smith and Underwood factions, and a West Side Chicago shooting. It notes Houston receiving early cotton bales by air and express, and cites Hearst editors on Catholic votes for Democrats. It also reports Seattle mayoral events as acting mayor Frau Landers fires police heads and Mayor Brown reacts.
Governor Smith Says Democratic Party Is a Whiskey Party
At a banquet Gov. Al Smith of New York declared the Democratic party should not camouflage on prohibition. He asserted the party is a whiskey party and should openly declare its stance.
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al Smith
New York
We Like Fat Places Sparsely Noted Opinions in Tiny Papers
A collage of comments from Tiny Texas papers mocks editors and office seekers. Citizens rib Bonham Favorite and Clarksville Times figures with quips about public funds and political ambition. The pieces lampoon local editors Sherwood Spotts and Sam Fryer amid light political jabs.
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Sam Fryer
Clarksville Times
Sherwood Spotts
Sam
Skeeters
Honey Grove
Prohibition Pledge Spurs Debate Over Democratic Stand
The speaker denounces the Republican failure to enforce the prohibition law and pledges strict enforcement. The argument questions whether the Democratic party, historically linked to whiskey activity, can offer a nomination to Al Smith, given its current stance. The piece weighs party identity and candidate viability amid Prohibition tensions.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Bates Improved Antiseptic Liniment for Man and Beast
Bates offers an antiseptic liniment claimed safe for both humans and animals. It advertises quick relief from wounds, sores, and skin irritations with simple application and travel-friendly packaging.
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Bates
Palace Drug Store Ad Promises Prompt Service
This Studebaker Year notice highlights Palace Drug Store offering prompt attention in its prescription department with day and night contact numbers 97 and 260 221.
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Palace Drug Store
Advertising and radio clashes with AT and T in New York debate
In a New York dispute over broadcasting, Grover Whalen criticizes AT and T for charging high advertising rates for radio spots. The piece argues newspapers provide stronger community value than radio ads and questions the farmer’s access to profits amid distributors and retailers.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company of
New York
Grover Whalen
WEAF
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
Sky
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