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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
2
Spotlight columns discuss Bill Spottswood and a mix of public notices and editorial items. The piece cites foreign representatives and pricing, then offers moral reflections on frauds, misused talent, and warnings about fake schemes, ending with a quip about a Texas man’s fortune left to an unwed heiress.
Editorial argues civilization declines from weak home life and waning patriotism in Texas. It cites graft, law disregard, religious decline, overhyped reform, and press bias as causes. The piece laments voters misled by incomplete information and cites Texas governance and pardons as evidence.
In the Shady Forest Little Jack Rabbit chats with Sammy Skunk about hunger and plans. Sammy confides he aims to visit the Big Farm to help the Bear and avoid wary prey as spring arrives.
A reflective piece recalls Judge William Bishop, a shrewd kind man of the Border South, dramatizing a bar admission inquiry where a country youth, Henry, admits limited reading and confusion over Blackstone Coke and constitutional texts, while warning that America risks a sleeping volcano of public indifference.
Fragmentary quirky dialogue mentions Bob after graduation and real estate activity. Old Grad jokes about digging it, references to a Favorite with School Report Cards and a call for antiseptic linkage. Nonsensical phrasing and typos limit coherent facts but imply a humorous column fragment.
A damaged newspaper notice provides partial details for a local public sale. Readable fragments indicate the sale action and issuing officials, but key specifics are missing.
Attenti cars from four west leave J Ball Car? For Bonha sou Ph.
Edward W. Bok donates fifty thousand dollars to the Walter Hines Page School of International Relations at Johns Hopkins University. The new school aims to educate Americans about their role in world affairs and to foster a proper understanding of relations with other nations.
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