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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
2
The document outlines advertising charging rates for obituaries resolutions and cards of thanks, with durations from one month to one year. It notes a paper address change and states that admissions or entitlements may incur a one cent rate. It emphasizes avoiding delays in tip changes and mentions company order administration.
A brief exhortation cites Galatians 6.1 urging believers to restore a person caught in faults with a spirit of meekness. It warns to examine oneself to avoid temptation while helping fellow Christians toward restoration and humility.
In San Angelo district court a car owner accused of liquor possession was acquitted after the police seized the vehicle without a warrant. The trial raised questions about the law’s protection of citizens versus immunity for law officers and the admissibility of testimony obtained without a warrant.
The Honey Grove fiddlers traveled to Oklahoma from Boswell to Hugo and performed for friends along the route. They were amply repaid with an excellent dinner, according to the McKinney Courier-Gazette. The piece contrasts values placed on musicians versus university and church leaders.
The Dallas News argues the Bolsheviks contribute to global upheaval by fomenting revolutions while exposing the futility of Communism. They credit Bolshevik actions with driving nations back toward capitalism, suggesting a long term countervalue in their destabilizing influence.
The discussion centers on a police chief using evidence from an illegal search and whether it can be used in court. Opposing voices condemn the law as biased toward criminals, while Supreme Court rulings reportedly permit warrants-less auto searches. Local editorials mock the law and joke about fishing worms, citing Bonham News and Richardson Echo comments.
The quote imagines wealth arriving when science enables raising more cotton on fewer acres and producing bales efficiently, signaling a shift toward optimized agriculture and higher yields through new methods.
The announcement contrasts recent Montana and California quakes with Texas as the firm footing the speaker aims to defend. It asserts a resolve to keep feet on solid ground amid seismic events.
The speaker rejects creeds and church labels, asserting Christianity is the life breathed from fellowship with Jesus. He cites Father Damien, George Fox, a Protestant missionary, and ordinary believers as true Christianity, urging real Christians who keep fellowship with the Master and learn to live.
A mother warns a young boy that childhood joys pass quickly and future duties will demand effort. She recalls his carefree days, the loving care of clothes made by her, and the ache of growing up as he looks ahead rather than behind. She bids him to savor Maylike days before they vanish.
Ruth dreams of a Crockeyjoy Mardi Gras adventure after her father tunes into a radio broadcast. A magical parachute ride from a rooftop delivers her into a boats filled Carnival world before she awakens back in her father’s chair as the hotel orchestra plays on the air.
A reader praises a local newspaper delivery boy who arrives each evening at six, weather notwithstanding, and delivers the paper to the porch. She notes his reliability and courtesy, and recounts a Christmas gift of a necktie and his promising future.
A public notice indicates a loan opportunity on municipal property, listing NM and By Word as the involved entities. Details specify eligibility and terms for interested applicants.
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