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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
2
Two Faithful Servants Remembered in Texas News
Texas mourns the loss of two former public servants Chas A Culberson in Washington and Col John H Traylor in San Antonio. Culberson served as attorney general governor and United States Senator, while Traylor led in the State Legislature State Senate and Dallas mayor. Both men are praised as clear headed, honest and duty bound in service to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Chas. A. Culberson
Washington
Col
John H. Traylor
San Antonio
Culberson
United States
Col. Traylor
State Senate
Dallas
Destructive Midwestern Tornado Plagues Five States
A massive tornado sweeping Missouri to Tennessee caused vast casualties with nearly eight hundred deaths and about two thousand six hundred wounded. It triggered immense property losses and spurred rapid relief by well equipped Red Cross teams already on the ground, organizing aid and rescue efforts nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
United States
Red Cross
Red Cross urged for widespread support in great calamity
The passage praises the Red Cross as uniquely equipped for immediate and vast service, noting its proven efficiency and the pleasure of men in competing to enlist the public in aiding the organization during calamities. It emphasizes broad support beyond those who regularly assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
Shelby woman to serve fifteen years for murder conspiracy
A Shelby county woman who conspired with a man to kill her husband to collect life insurance faces a fifteen year penitentiary term unless she can prove dependent children would suffer if she is imprisoned. If so she may seek a pardon. Public sentiment finds the sentence harsh for a wife who killed a husband she had grown tired of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby County
Proposal to Consolidate Texas Prison Farms for Pardons
The author argues for removing and consolidating Texas prison systems to reduce travel for pardons. Remote farm locations force inmates to travel far, so prisoners should be centralized near home to streamline pardons and rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Revealers Soar Beyond Liberal Dispensations
The article argues that generosity reveals true character not ingratitude, noting prohibition exposes liars and thieves. temptation tests virtue as stress reveals heroic souls and hidden cowardice. It reflects on public views from Gainesville progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Party pledges and discipline in legislative action
The writer argues that the legislature acts better when it enacts two key party pledges but warns that true party discipline requires pledges to be treated as a solemn duty. If a party cannot enforce its promises it should lose power and be wiped out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pldygs
Denison Werald
Ford urges AI and air commerce ahead of rivals
Henry Ford urges readers in the Dearborn Independent to embrace artificial intelligence and air travel, warning that other nations lead in commercial aviation. He notes Washington efforts and criticizes red tape and military bureaucracy, while downplaying fears of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Independent
America
Mitchell
Washington
Henry Ford and the lure of air travel profits
The McKinney Examiner critiques Henry Ford, saying his air travel ambitions seem profit driven. It argues Ford seeks to mass produce cheap airplanes as he did cars, risking delayed profits if demand does not grow soon. The piece accuses him of little philanthropy among wealthy industrialists.
Boston Woman Keeps Bright Heartbeat Bond With Son
An elderly Boston woman, 90, calls her son, a respected public figure of wealth and integrity, her lifelong helper. Each night for over 30 years he visits the little house to say good night, crediting his mother’s goodness as the source of his character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dallas News
Dr Quack Treats Grasshopper With Lettuce Leaf Dollars
Uncle Lucky pays two Lettuce Leaf Dollar Bills and J. Pumpkin Pennies for Dr Quack the duck doctor who treats a grasshopper with a leg sprain. The family enjoys a feast of Carrot Cake Lettuce Marmalade Stewed Lollypops and Turnip Tea as Bunny Town settles in for bedtime tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quack
Uncle Lucky
Bunny
Lucky
Love
Dr. Quack
Rabbit
Lady Love
Rabbitville Evening News
Tiny Miss Cricket
Fairbanks The Thief of Bagdad Tops Screen Art
Douglas Fairbanks in The Thief of Bagdad sets a new high in moving pictures with a linked Arabian Nights tale highlighted by the Winged Horse and Magic Carpet. Critics across New York Boston and Philadelphia hail it as the greatest film ever made and a new field of its own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Fairbanks
Bagdad
Douglas
Fairbanks
New York “Times
New York “Telegram
Averyoiot
Herald- Tribune
Boston “Post
Philadelphia North American
The Curse of an Active Mind in IRVIN S. Cobb Tales
A reminiscence about Irvin S. Cobb’s father in the steamboat era and a famed mule story. Cobb recalls a grizzled listener who debunked mule stupidity with sharp wit. He narrates a Tennessee farm anecdote where a popcorn-filled crib and a heat wave led a mule to freeze to death, absurdly misreading popcorn as snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thistle
Rality
Tennessee River
Cony
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Brannon Jewelry Co Ad Promotes Cards and Baking Supplies
An older newspaper transfer ad from The Brannon Jewelry Co promotes Mattoes Talley Cards and Place Cards with Birthday Easter and Sympathy cards. It also advertises Calumet baking powder at 15 cents a pound, priced at 1 dollar 50 for 10 pounds. The ad is signed T. A. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brannon Jewelry Co
the Brannon Jewelry Co
T. A. Taylor
Red Ball Stace Schedules Bonham Greenville Dallas
Timetables show Red Ball Station Bonham to Greenville and Dallas with departures from early morning to night. Fare to Dallas three dollars incl connections to Fort Worth and other points. times list 6:00 and 9:50 a m, 1 3:50 p m, 4:00 p m, 9:50 p m, and later evening runs. Contact numbers and station addresses provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Greenville
Dallas
Lye
Bonham Ary
Dallas Aro
Ham
Ayacidsosnis
Hig
Art Worth
Fort Worth
Red Ball Station
Borham
West Fourth Stree
Greenvile
Red Ball Depot
Re Ball Depot
Commertt Street
Bailey
Kal
Leonard, Santa
Celeste
Texas
Tyler
Terrell, Commerce
Bus Schedule Notice From Bonham Denison Area
Bonham and Denison bus departures listed for 7:30 9:30 11:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. from Red Ball Depot West Fourth parcel. Separate pickups from Hobely Ball Cate and Simpson for further information. Bonham phone 372 and Denison phone 957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lv. Bonham
Ee Af
Red
Wit West
Denison
Cate and Simpson
Bonham
Son
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Favorite Printing CO
Chicago
N. F
Bonham, Texas
Motster
Bonham Bakery
Mulam
J. W. Peeler
Bunham, Yexag
Jess Thomas
Red Bonham
Bouhaw
Collins
Little Jack Rabbit
Mans
G. P. Ball
North Main St
Tom
Bau
A. D. Mebane Pedigreed Seed
Big Boll Rowden
Wells & Humphrey
Irvin S. Cobb
J. C. Magouirk
Studebaker Light Sin
Wood Auto Company
Oscar Hackley
Henry Bros, Props
E. Newton
iSake
Fannin County Abstract
B& H. Pritchett
E. H. Pritchett
Fannin County Abstract Company
F.C. Allen
First State Bank
T. S. Ford
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