04 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1921
Page
1
Subscription rates show city carrier and mail options for 1 month 0.40, 3 months 1.40, 6 months 2.75, 1 year 5.00 by city carrier and 1 month 0.40, 6 months 1.75 by mail, 1 year 3.00 by mail. Notices for entertainments and dinners with admission or monetary benefits priced at one cent per word. Obituaries resolutions of respect and cards of thanks also priced at the same rate. Cash with order.
Public notice warns that any erroneous reflection will be corrected upon notification. It also instructs readers to provide old and new addresses when changing delivery of the paper to prevent delays.
The record states that the item was entered at the Bonham Texas, post office as second class mail matter.
The Favorite pledges timely reliable coverage of President Harding's inauguration with full text of the inaugural address and a complete local state and world news roster. It aims for lower prices, larger circulation, and pride of Bonham and Fannin County readers in a first class daily.
If local officers of the State continue to do their duty bootleggers will keep a strenuous life regardless of acts of the legislature as reported in contemporary public notices and editorials.
A terse note describes a man forced to scrape by and scheme to cover essential costs leaving him with little time to doubt or reflect on his situation.
The veto divides opinion as the governor maintains that every pistol sale raises crime risk. The piece notes widespread weapon ownership from wartime enlistment and criticizes a Dudley Senate move and the governor’s public statements about lawmakers being chess players.
Indications from Austin point to the American Legion gaining full control of boxing matches in the state. The McNealus bill would regulate boxing only, while the Legion proposal extends control to pool billiards and other games. The Curtis bill sought to avoid divorces of oil mills and cotton gins amid efforts for production economy and seed supply controls.
Luke McLuke notes the difficulty of modern life as he explains that when a man becomes so drunk he is jailed his friends must step in to bail him out. The remark captures a social dynamic of reliance and responsibility among peers.
A brief, reflective note about the pleasant spring sun lifting spirits of a kind, openhearted man who embraces the fine weather and its mood lifting effect.
Community call to action urges residents to organize a meaningful effort in Bonham and Fannin County. Citizens are encouraged to identify a local need, recruit volunteers, and pursue a concrete project with lasting impact.
The quote expresses a desire for China to be pleased by a peace conference or by any power declaring that its soul remains its own, reflecting a call for sovereignty and self-determination in international dialogue.
A speaker warns that people overestimate common sense in business while neglecting self knowledge. He notes men adjust methods for products but ignore inner weaknesses, causing fear or failure. Strength equals strongest weakness, and life, a hard battle, requires full force.
In a talk with a retired merchant and a hotel keeper two men discuss different forms of courage. They cite Korsmith as a man of inner bravery while recounting a blacksmith who faced danger bravely yet feared dentists. The piece contrasts physical fear with moral nerve and public speaking restraint.
The nitrate fields form a narrow arid belt along the eastern slope of the coastal range west of the Andes. They lie between 27 000 and 6 000 feet above sea level with a distance from 10 to 4% miles across the northern to southern parts.
A note from a musician offering reeds for the pine organ and coordinating with other organists at Columbia State. The writer hopes to connect with Mr. Pedatbassawa and Mr. Proudfather-Thaat and mentions vaudeville tie plays and shared help among Jon organists.
Students exchange compliments in a chaotic hallway moment. Mary is praised as the most beautiful girl, while Marty professes ardent affection as they drift through the crowd.
An ad promotes Bates' Improved Antiseptic Simmons usable for humans and animals. The copy notes broad application and urges purchase through available retailers.
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson departs the White House to head to his new home at 2240 8 Street. The residence is a fashionable city area near where the Hardings are departing, reflecting a significant post presidency move in early March.
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