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Bouhan Baily is favored in a tight three mile race as crowds expect a strong finish. Local trainer team and supporters rally behind the contender amid steady betting.
18 Mar 1935
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1935
Page
1
Bouhan Baily is favored in a tight three mile race as crowds expect a strong finish. Local trainer team and supporters rally behind the contender amid steady betting.
An editorial condemns welfare entitlements and forced aid, noting five hundred protesters seized a McAlister courthouse to demand government provisions. It cites San Angelo workers seeking higher wages, arguing many prefer not to work and that the government should offer no living to those who demand support.
The Daughters of the Republic of Texas urge a law to prohibit erecting replicas of the Alamo and other missions. Editors argue enforcement is needed and Governor Alfred should back state law enforcement to protect the public from crime.
The Clarksville Times notes War Veterans Relief Association fundraising via keno or corn games in Dallas met state law objections. The attorney general ruled the activity violated law. critics say the association used veterans' name to excuse gambling. Local veterans face censure for open gambling in public carnivals.
The speaker states veterans groups did not sponsor or benefit from the crimes and warns that few exploit the name to hide illegal deeds. He urges widespread protest and public exposure, noting Dallas veterans already spoke out to uphold law and integrity.
In a Greenville Herald piece the author cites J Edgar Hoover asserting no one can kill a federal agent without consequences. The broader drive targets physicians and lawyers tied to criminals, with cases in Chicago Dallas and a sheriff linked to a federal narcotics agent death. The article argues cleansing crooked lawyers and physicians could curb gangland crime and racketeering.
The Paragraphers note critics grumble that Congress must appropriate about 5.6 billion dollars to fund others, a burden described as heavy for taxpayers. A New Yorker observation cites a municipal department count showing one bathttb for every four.
By order of sale in Cause No. 12389 John W. Jones v J D LaMaster the Sheriff of Fannin County Texas will sell March 4 1935 to satisfy a $552.75 judgment plus interest and costs on April 2 1935 at the courthouse in Bonham Honey Grove property described as Block 1 LaMaster filling station 112 ft 9 in on Walcott street 72 ft on N 5th St including J D LaMaster Stella LaMaster as the defendants.
A radio crooner plans a year away from performing to study singing. The humor highlights puns about words and feet, while other quips note the irony of urban service in restaurants and the vast supply of playing cards.
Three boys aged 11 and 15 drown after drifting from shore at Hillside New Jersey. One boy dies trying to save the others as a rescue attempt fails. The fragment also contains older home cheese making instructions and flavor notes unrelated to the incident.
A sudden dust storm hit Amarillo Texas with a 47 mile an hour wind turning early afternoon to darkness. Pedestrians and motorists were caught unaware as visibility dropped to near zero in the midday event.
A brief reflection citing R L Stevenson on the value of labor for its own sake, beyond fame or success, urging steady effort as a guiding principle.
Bible quotation opens with Psalm 33 10 while Eugenia T Finn praises pleasant memories in a unity poem. The Daily Favorite promotes advertisers with upbeat lines and a note on business picking up for ads.
A testimonial claims Emulsion cured severe stomach distress within two months, enabling eating normally. The ad promotes Milks Emulsion as a solid, palatable remedy. six bottles were used with full refund offered if unsatisfied, price 60 cents to 1 20, sold by druggists nationwide.
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