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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1937
Page
1
A. McDougal provides a dispatch through the Associated Press detailing events and observations from religious or evangelical circles. The piece offers concise summaries of actions, dates, and key figures connected to the AP’s coverage.
The piece argues against concentrated executive power and a court packed to favor a president. It defends three-branch government and warns that one man ruling risks tyranny, advocating constitutional change only by the people through proper channels. It cites The Commerce Daily Journal’s cautionary stance.
Canadian debtors push for curtailing high court power after Alberta legs split debts into old and new. Old debts credit interest to reduce principal. no further interest. principal repaid over years. Supreme Court of Alberta argues contract rights must be kept and criticizes court interference.
The Paris News urges change in county officer pay. Lamar county tax payers face red ink from a straight salary system. The McKinney Examiner notes the stance and questions if a broader reform is needed beyond law changes to align salaries with work fees.
The writer questions if officials collect more than earned under the fee system and whether they seek higher salaries while avoiding full fee collection. They argue officials push for salary increases despite ordinary citizens' earnings and call for reform before returning to the old fee system.
A compendium of quips from Texas papers noting social trends and political excesses. Snippets reference radio airing of the Constitution, youth rebellion, acting crazy as a habit, and taxation and living costs.
The Yown Assembly reviews many bills that will raise taxes and a few that would cut them. Our guess is that none of the tax reducing proposals will pass.
A devotional narrative recounts Jesus surrender to mob violence and crucifixion, detailing Pilate's court, mock trials, insults, scourging, crucifixion, and burial. It notes Roman seal on the tomb and declares that darkness failed to seal Jesus, as an angel rolled away the stone.
Quote urges readers to seek inner strength rather than easy lives and to ask for powers equal to tasks. It frames perseverance as divine grace guiding daily work, turning effort into personal miracle and self wonder.
A devotional line urges believers to rejoice always pray continually and give thanks in all things as divine will in Christ Jesus for everyday faith.
The verse compares the sea and pine tree songs as a single symphony heard under starlight. Robert Ellis Key notes the shared melody and reflects on listening to nature from home.
The account describes guards stunned as witnesses to an Easter event where they fearfully watch a resurrection. They hear the angel announce that Jesus is risen, with the scene framed as a glorious triumph over darkness, attributed to A. M. McCormick in Parts, Texas.
Miss Jene Ware 20 rode alone from a Rockland post office to a cafe in freezing weather to settle an election bet. The wager required payment on the birthday of the winner, and she complied in a bathing suit despite the chill.
Washington Treasury figures show the government ran a deficit of 1 745 758 978 dollars for the first seven months of the current fiscal year, down by 378 666 151 dollars from the same period a year earlier.
Political notices name candidates Joe B. Hrdlick James Carmichaet and W H Bill Coppedge for mayoral race listings present agendas and qualifications in a local election brief featuring three contenders and their campaign designations.
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