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Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1925

Page

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Subscriptions and notices from City Carrier and mail

Public notices explain advance payment options for subscriptions by city carrier and by mail with rates for 1 month 3 months 6 months and 1 year. The notice also outlines correction policy and charges for obituaries captions resolutions and notices with an emphasis on cash with orders and change of address procedures.

Bible Thoughts for Today Untamed Tongue Theme

A brief religious reflection warns that guarding speech preserves life while loose lips invite ruin. The verse echoes Proverbs guidance on caution in speech and its consequences.

Worry Over Tax Form Costs Eases With Guidance

A cautious note stresses that prolonged worry about income tax forms ends when one completes the filing. The piece hints at anticipated costs and relief once the form is submitted, framing the tax task as a solvable burden.

Death of Bishop W. A. Quayle Venerated Leader

In Kansas the death of Bishop W A Quayle is mourned as a loss of a great mind and a tireless church worker. While not all agreed with his views, friends attest to his character, knowledge, and compassionate service to elevate thought and spirituality.

W. A. Quayle Kansas United States Methodist Episcopal Church

Back Talk and Sucker Sagas Across Small Town Columns

A collage of remarks from Grado Springs Whitewright Stamford and Solv ent banks and local papers rails against money schemes and idle gossip. The pieces warn readers about hazardous investments and bank runs while lampooning gullible investors and defending prudent finance. Names and places appear as examples of broad concern over financial and social behavior.

Free Church Notices and the Value of Price

The piece contrasts free church notices in small towns with paid ads in cities. It notes a Chicago paper ran 129 Sunday service ads weekly and tells a tale of a woman who valued a free four poster bed only after it became costly, suggesting people prize what costs them something.

Chicago Clarksville Times

Bold fashion claim prompts critique of women’s dress

A female artist asserts American women must discard at least 75 percent of their clothing to be well dressed. The piece questions who would be considered well dressed and suggests it would be painful to see all women dressed in such garb.

With Our Exchanges Changed to Hooks

Men are responsible for women's gowns a century of cheap jokes about woman buttoning up her dress in the article suggests social norms and humor surrounding gender attire and expectations.

Touching the Tender Nerve Bank Speech Law Hint

A local note discusses an upcoming law to curb speaking ill of banks after reports that criticism or rumors caused bank runs and financial harm. the piece frames the proposal as protecting banks from damaging talk and seeks to prevent further collapses.

Judge Atwell Ordered to San Antonio for Court

U S judge Atwell of the Northern District of Texas is sent to San Antonio to hold court there. Local residents who opposed the Texas ranger presence may seek an injunction to restrain federal judges from intervening in San Antonio affairs.

Atwell U. S. Court of the Northern District of Texas San Antonio Texas Ranger Force Uncle Sam

Self respect and integrity in choosing company

A moral exhortation urges individuals to value self knowledge and avoid crookedness. It warns that living with a person one would be ashamed of taints a life, and asks why endure a life with a crook for a few dollars. Mentions easy terms on silver and credits The Brannon Jewelry Co. at 210-Gt.

Columbups the Brannon Jewelry Co

Little Jack Rabbit Learns From Professor Crow

In a whimsical farmyard scene the Little Jack Rabbit learns from Professor Crow about nature. Animals converse with the farmer and Mrs Cow as the Bunny visits friends and anticipates April and summer. The tale hints at next events in the Shady Forest.

Dave Falmer Jim Crow Professor Crow Mrs. Cow Bill Breeze

Combating the Yellow Peril from Irving Cobb

A census visit scene recounted where a family head, obsessed by an encyclopedia set, cites a key claim that every fourth child born is Chinese. The piece mocks racial panic and the echo of aging stereotypes in a ten year cadence.

Cinernnath Oan Enculopedia Tie Central Press Association

Texas and S P railroad timetable item

East Found No 34 arrives at No 82 arrives at mixed train daily except Sunday passenger Sunday Orly.

Favorite Printing CO

County Commissioners Meet in Regular Session

The County Commissioners Court met in regular session today. Jeff Emmons of Sash was in the city Monday. He formerly resided in Bonham but does not visit often now due to a busy schedule managing a large vacation on Bowd.

County Commissioners Court Jeff Emmons Sash Jeff Bonham

Notice to Stockholders of First State Bank of Bonham

Stockholders meeting called for April 10 1925 at 3 p m at the bank directors office Bonham Texas to decide whether to convert the bank into a National Banking Association and to handle other lawful business. Meeting ordered by the board March 6 1925. Bank officers T B Williams president J W Evans vice president Neil Williams cashier D Mays.

First State Bank of Bonham Texas National Banking Association Board of Directors A. D T. B. Williams J. W. Evans Neil. Williams D-Mays

Big Tow el Sale at Rogers Woodward and Roberts Co

Readable ad notes a three day sale from March 12 to 14 at Rogers Woodward and Roberts Co. located at 210 IN, New Spring wash goods including Broadcloths Fast Color Suitings Novelty Voiles Silk Cotton Mixtures and prints priced 35c to 1.00 per yard. R A Risser and Co. linked.

Rogers, Woodward and Roberts Co R. A. Risser and Co

Fragmentary OCR Notice: Le a vr Sek Ma aay

Fragment of a local notice with unreadable text. readable items include scattered names and numbers but full context is missing. Unable to extract clear action, date, or jurisdiction from the available OCR.

Red Ball Sta Lin Schedules To Greenville Dallas And Fort Worth

New schedules list Bonham Greenville and Red Ball State lines with departures from Bonham 6:00 a m to 6:00 p m and Dallas 7:00 a m to 8:10 p m. Fares include 3 00 to Greenville and 3 75 to Fort Worth with connections at Bailey Leonard and Belt. Contact Red Ball Depot 409 Leave Gree De 11 Ball Depot 700 Comm Street.

Bonham Greenville Las Red Ball State Lyc Lye Dallas Bhy Arene Bom Dallas Dallas Ifort Fort Worth Red Ball Ham West Fourth Gree Ball Depot Comm Bailey Leonard Celeste Texas Sulphur Tyler Terrell

Bonham Schedule Notice From F S Ford Proprietor

Informal Bonham schedule lists times 7 80 a m 9 30 a m 11 30 a m 2 00 p m 4 00 p m 6 00 p m for car departures from Red Ball and Ball Cafe Denison to Simpses area. Proprietor F S Ford provides contact numbers 872 and 947.

Bonham Dey Bonham Denison Ball Cafe Son F. S. Ford Proprietom

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