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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1928
Page
2
The page advertises subscription rates and delivery options, calls for address changes, and outlines charged notices for admissions and obituaries while urging farmers to fight the boll weevil with poison under government guidance. It also includes a public notice about correcting erroneous reflections and a thought for today from Lofton Wegley.
The piece urges a united campaign against the boll weevil as the key to saving Fannin County cotton. Government guidance on timely poison application and cultural practices is urged to protect profits, with emphasis on resolve, perseverance, and rallying support for leaders to wage this fight.
The Signal weighs in on the six U S Senate hopefuls while praising Minnie Fisher Cunningham as the best looking candidate. It notes Gov Ritchie and Dan Moody spar over the dry plank, praises Moody for enforcing prohibition, and predicts a dry November nationally with party campaign finance and shifts in Texas.
From Other Pens Farm and Ranch promotes aiding agriculture in the Southwest through better seed quality, lab facilities, and staff, urging collaboration with extension services, breeders, and merchants. It condemns marketing poor seed and outlines a North American seed association code of ethics emphasizing honesty, legal compliance, and fair practice.
Edison at eighty one outlines a plan for twenty years of work supervising a new rubber research laboratory. He aims to develop an emergency rubber industry in the United States and to pursue rubber possibilities, staying busy for two decades. The notes praise his longevity and dedication.
A collage of quotes from Texas papers highlights wit and opinion. Snippets mention varied humor and reflections from Dallas News Tyler Journal Sherman Democrat and other papers, noting political and social musings.
A fragmentary dialogue on mischief and curiosity features a muffled exclamation about a missing person and a stove, a big hole in the wall, and a passing show reference. A child named Mary echoes a moral line about despising enemies while a teacher prompts for more detail.
A garbled collage of quotes and puns from various newspapers, mentioning stock exchange pace, Paris cops, an American tourist, tiger hunting, Kellogg about outlawing war, radio questions, and jokes about furniture installments, with fragments and misspellings throughout.
A fragment recounts a comic mix up where a parrot was killed to feed a chicken, causing astonishment at the Intelligence Office. The exchange includes Army clerk and officer names, and a note about a sandwich shop in Bonham Texas.
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