Notice to the Public and Change of Address
Notice to the public states that any erroneous reflection on a firm or person will be corrected if brought to the publishers. It also instructs readers to report address changes with both old and new addresses to avoid delays. Entered at Borham Texas post office as second class mail matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borham Texas
Fannin County
Ladonia
Sherman Democrat
Mother Eve
Texas
Richardson
Erie
Isies
Trial and moral debate over Clara Hamon case
A column critiques the Clara Hamon murder trial at Ardmore Oklahoma, condemning sensational details and urging focus on the main facts and moral lessons. It contrasts the defendant’s fate with the late Jake Hannon, notes public advisories, vaccination jokes, and unrelated notices about Texas rail rates and labor wages.
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Clara Hamon
Jake Ilamon
Ardmore
Okla
Jeke Hannon
Jake Hannon
Railroads vs Newspapers: a clash over ads and public perception
The writer argues railroads waste money on paid publicity while newspapers rely on ads and subscriptions. He contends publishers resist space grafters and urges railroad managers to recognize the newspaper business model to win public support.
Riot erupts in Springfield over attempted assault
A riot breaks out in Springfield Ohio after an attempted assault on a white girl by a Black man. Several Black individuals and one white man are reported killed. No reports from Boston or Chicago on reactions or opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ohio
Boston
Chicago
Stone House Residency Questioned By Sheriff
Sheriff views residents in stone houses as refusing to cooperate and hints at potential enforcement actions on the hillside property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fure
Prohibition Lowers Men's Confidence in Singing Abilities
Prohibition has reduced the number of men who think they can sing, signaling a notable morale shift among male vocalists and reflecting broader cultural changes linked to the era’s restrictions.
Government lists of draft evaders questioned
The Denison Herald argues against publishing government lists of draft slackers. It asserts neighbors already know who is a slacker and questions the waste of taxpayer money in creating, compiling, and broadcasting such lists. The piece asks what value even a named example like Johnnie Few from Kalamazoo would have to recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Derydoll
Abou Ben Adhem
Denison Herald
Johnnie Fewclothes
Kalamazoo
Legislative Sidelights on Texas Legislature Endgame
The article notes the Austin galleries as lawmakers rush to close the session amid bustle and parliamentary entanglements. It claims such endgame maneuvering is repeated each regular and sometimes special session and questions whether the public interest is safeguarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Final Hour Rush Hurts State Interests
The speaker warns that hurried legislative actions risk harming the public, enacted without malice but due to rush. Proposed measures pass under pressure, some good laws misworded and causing trouble for the people of the State.
Legion’s Boxing Bill Fails. Boxing In State Lacks Legal Channel
The American Legion’s boxing bill was defeated leaving no legal method to hold matches in the state. Large cities host illegal bouts amid public support, and authorities’ leniency risks wider law violations by signaling tacit approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Public School Funding Debate and Independence Call
A speaker supports adding three million to public schools and urges higher funding, while arguing for school independence from the legislature. He notes annual taxpayer groaning, favors accurate tax assessments, and contends legislatures should not control school finances though no refusal to fund has occurred.
Woodmen delegates return from Houston meeting
I. G. Evans and W. E. Newton came back yesterday from Houston where they attended a Head Camp Woodmen of the World meeting as Camp delegates. Don Edward Wilson left yesterday for Cincinnati after a two week visit with his mother Mrs. L. C. Wilson. John Rodgers and Sid Smith returned from East Texas after a car trip, abandoning their vehicle at Sulphur Springs due to muddy roads.
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Don Edward Wilson
L. C. Wilson
Cincinnati
Ohio
I. G. Evans
W. E. Newton
Houston
John Rodgers
Sid Smith
Texas
Sulphur Springs
Father and Son Movements in Local Tales from 1875 to 1884
A Colorado Springs Democrat reminiscence recalls Father and Son movements from 1875 to 1884 with fathers leading from house to field and sons trailing on the return, followed by a blast from the couch shell and old family rituals. The writer notes other movements and painful memories, linking to similar youthful recollections of the editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Yolo
Democrat
Santa Claus Reflects On Christmas Joy And Generosity
A Christmas morning scene with Santa and his reindeer recounting the year’s joy and the beauty of children. Santa recalls a neighbor who cherished flowers and the spirit of giving, while the reindeer wish him a merry Christmas and emphasize growing happiness among children. Bates' Improved Antiseptic Liniment appears as an ad ending the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Santa
Suota
Sarta
Larceny and moral reckoning in a rural verse
A satirical poem laments cow theft during sleep and condemns the thief as morally corrupt. It envisions pursuit and punishment, reflecting themes of justice, social order, and wartime sentiment with rural imagery and political undertones. The speaker vows stern retribution and restoration of peace.
Farm Loan Firm Offers Low Interest Maryland
Farm Loan Company advertises low interest rates in connection with Fannin County Realty and a local store, promoting financial services in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannin County Realty Cy
Sp.y's
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Ashley Evans
Foreign Advertising Representatives
American Press Association
Interstate Commmisssion
Washington
Trenton Tribune
Bradstret
Draos Oh
Reindeer
Bates
Rhymester
Walt
Jason
Gregae
USA
Tess
Gregg
Arcil
Webui
Wilhelm
Nye
PrtWwitey
Stai Shoe Shop
Ernest Wichfang
Northwest
Boniay
Sever
Hodge Land Company
Buyney’s
Nold
W. d. Nold
Ae Ia
Auto Tire Sale
Exide
Y. M. Service Garage
South Main Street
Bonham, Texas
Bonham Business College
Southland
Ravenna, Texas
el Pa
N. V. Powers, Mgr
Sir Luc
Sun Wa
Vey Annia
M, Tkchers
John Q
Rould House
Aero
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