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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
3
A garbled Dallas News fragment references Jess a 1 joke, a grand mother figure, Jack as a movie star, and mentions of profiteers, rail strikes, and unrest. It notes kidnapping rumors in Mexico, Ku Klux activity in Cherokee, and critiques of Jim Reed and President Harding over golf and legislation.
A Georgia mayor sues a Macon newspaper for defamation, seeking $50,000. The jury found in the mayor’s favor for twelve cents. The item reflects on perceived value and public opinion. It contrasts with tariff debates on wool with figures for impact on clothing costs and consumer burden. The author urges broader protest to tariff policies.
Reports say officers discovered a liquor still in Fannin County while the proprietor was absent. The man reportedly fled to Grayson County to avoid the visit, with local papers urging citizens to elect honest, capable officials and to keep pledged standards.
The Signal proposes a voter creed emphasizing personal judgment over group influence. It warns that the ballot costs $2.75 in good money and urges voters to study candidates, avoid bloc or church loyalties, and choose for the country as one would select trusted employees. It stresses independent, informed voting.
Ray Peeler of Bonham married Miss Opal Porter in Tyler. After the ceremony they left for a honeymoon to an unknown destination, possibly Chicamo San Francisco or Yokohama. Peeler, born in Bonham, works in the drug business with his father J W Peeler. Opal Porter taught in Bonham High School and is well regarded locally.
An oil land sales notice invites immediate attention for leases at a Texas Ector well. It promises quick access to a small amount of acreage and mentions J M Lowrey and J A Lanius Ronham as contacts for the deal.
All members of Fannin Counts Pare Bred Live Stock and Poultry Association are invited to meet with Honey Grove members Friday night in Honey Grove.
An ad from Brannon Jewelry Co offers a limited week promotion for enlargements size 5x7 and development of one negative with one roll film. It promotes Kodak films and developing quality, inviting customers to take advantage of the special deal.
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