03 May 1935
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1935
Page
1
Andrew Bahr led a 1500 mile perilous trek from Nome to the Mackenzie delta delivering 3000 reindeer for Canadian Eskimos. Five years of blizzards and storms tested him, but the driver and his herd reached Aklavik to provide food and warmth for present and future needs.
Gov Ferguson urges legislature to repeal the Dean Law and impose annual fines on illicit distillation and sales to fund enforcement while keeping the dry amendment, plus a two percent sales tax on goods to boost state revenue. The plan aims to preserve the constitution and raise funds from violations.
A reflection on Louisiana leadership as Huey Long faces criticism while a Baton Rouge mass meeting pushes Gov. Allen to call a special session to repeal laws granting Long power. The piece contrasts parties in debt and out of office amid national political tensions and public discontent.
A Corsicana Sun piece defends Nature, arguing brains and prejudice arise from human training not natural gifts. It asserts minds improve with less prejudice and condemns judging before facts, urging readers to accept responsibility for biases.
Citizens urge a spelling contest for lawmakers but prefer phrases over words syllables. They urge real reform lists like cutting bureaus reducing expenses practicing economy and keeping promises to show honesty and public welfare over self interests.
Dallas Relief Office head condemns able bodied relief recipients who refuse work when paid. He argues for a strict no welfare for workers who refuse employment and calls for communities to adopt the policy to weed out refusals.
A humorous montage shows Brown and Greene discussing a motorcar purchase by Smith, with talk of spending all his money and buying four gallons of oil. The scene shifts to dinner table chatter about recipes, fried chicken, and a brides family, then to a flirtatious dialogue about marriage and a casino find. A submarine joke ends with a sailor explaining how a gun stays dry.
Dallas January 10 Farm Census Supervisor's Office for Collin and neighboring counties announces the upcoming enumeration beginning January 2. Officials say the survey will cover about six million farms nationwide and gather data on farm size, use, value, dwellings, labor, livestock, and crop production for 1934. The census will inform Agricultural Adjustment Administration programs and future livestock and crop planning. Farmers are urged to prepare by reviewing sample farm schedules and have responses ready for the enumerator. James A. Alexander, Supervisor District Four Texas.
A garbled passage notes a German tone and mentions looting tied to a radio event. It references human impulse control and a New York connection, but the meaning is unclear and details are unattainable from the text.
Omaha report says district court declared a mistrial after juror Frank Vana Jr was left out as the jury returned from dinner. The judge, W G Sears, lectured the juror and noted the incident occurred amid a contentious contempt matter. The piece includes a remark on slavery and a closing line from Grand Raid.
Advert claims Thedford's Black-Draught helps thousands of men and women with constipation and related symptoms like headaches and biliousness. A testimonial from J. L. Prnitan of McAdenville, NC says after a dose or two he felt better and regained energy.
Quotation notes that God is good to Israel and to those who are clean in heart. The verses reference Psalm 73 1 and emphasize divine goodness and purity.
A reflection on how generosity shifts when men stop giving freely. The piece links withholding gifts to binds around home and family and explores the moral economy of exchange and obligation.
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