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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1925
Page
1
Public notice disclaimers explain corrections for erroneous reflections and charge policies for notices of entertainments dinners and other benefits with admission fees. Obituaries resolutions of respect and cards of thanks are billed at the same rate with cash required to accompany orders.
A Bible proverb is quoted noting that without a talebearer there is no strife. The line from Proverbs 26 20 emphasizes silence ending conflict when gossip is absent.
The governor signs a traffic law that forbids officers from undercover arrests, sparking debate on enforcement and protections for speeders. The commentary contends the measure aids lawbreakers and questions its wisdom amid calls for proper deterrence and public safety.
The longtime director of Northwestern University College of Engineering, John F Sayford, who first accurately measured the earth's diameter, has died. His work established crucial methods in geodesy and his death marks a quiet end to a pioneering career.
A Jewish rabbi in New York is jailed after an incident tied to pressuring the White House. He seeks reimbursement from the American Jewish Seventy Elders for half of the 25 000 dollars they say they spent last fall to back the Republican nominee. The piece notes President grumbles and political quips about congressional pay raises.
A public concern argues that widespread intelligence tests in schools lack proven efficacy. Education should nurture habit of thought and real life application, not just feed facts. The piece questions 14 year old graduates and social maturity, urging careful evaluation of new methods before widespread adoption.
A playful tale follows Little Jack Rabbit as he hops along Tur key Lane to Uncle Lucky’s red shingled house. In the barn the Old Red Rooster unveils a red wagon from the Luckmobile for the bunny, who receives a gift after a day of wandering and a tease from Professor Jim Crow.
IRVINGS. COBB recalls Sam Blythe in New England where a retired New Hampshire political leader discusses a major public issue. Blythe stays through the afternoon as the host directs kitchen tasks and mentions papers in the upstairs room.
A public notice announces a Big Towel Sale on March 12 13 and 14 by Rogers Woodward and Roberts Co and states the First State Bank of Benham Texas intends to convert into a National Banking Association within thirty days after legal publication. T B Williams president J W Evans vice-president Neil Williams cashier.
Bowling Produce Co in Bonham Texas advertises the highest poultry prices and a Saturday start on March 14. The notice also promotes a curtain material sale at 25 and 35 cents per yard with contact via phone 444.
Fragmentary bus timetable references Bonham and Denison with trip times listed for morning and afternoon. Communications mention a Red West Fourth route from Denison Ball Cafe and a Bonham contact phone for more details.
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