Change of Address Notice for Newspaper
The Bonham Daily Favorite requests readers to submit both old and new addresses when changing the paper delivery. This ensures accurate redelivery and uninterrupted service.
07 May 1937
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1937
Page
1
The Bonham Daily Favorite requests readers to submit both old and new addresses when changing the paper delivery. This ensures accurate redelivery and uninterrupted service.
A debate in the Texas legislature weighs using 1.4 million dollars to buy the DelOssary land for a Big Bend park versus allowing Uncle Sam to own and operate it. Proponents argue Texas would miss ongoing revenue if it cedes control and suggests keeping the land, while noting Texas already owns vast acres and could develop the park later. Remarks also touch on labor issues and public policy, with calls for protecting workers from agitators and racketeers.
City authorities ban four Dunesque and burlesque venues for advertising tips and lewd acts. Police ordered closures as licenses are reviewed. The crackdown follows controversy over vulgar performances seen as pandering to local appetites.
A garbled OCR passage references indecency complaints tied to a strip-tease act and a Texas venue. It mentions New Yorker outlets, a public reaction, and calls for legal action or controversy surrounding the New York and Dallas scenes. Names and specifics are unclear in the damaged text.
A collage of brief column blurbs and reader quips from Texas papers notes opinions on government appointments, family life, medical habits, and social observations. Notable lines reference H L Mencken, a chiropractor in public office, and reflections on aging, politics, and youth.
Readable portions show Mrs Demonstration Best Flour and participants from local schools. The event on May 3, 1937 featured Miss Hutchins and Mr Ha presenting awards while Brown of An fee pa contributed.
Readable text fragment shows only partial data with no clear event or names. Unable to identify the main persons, teams, or location to form a proper summary.
A collage of quotations and verse from Katherine Kennedy and Dr Bonar, with scattered notes on spring imagery and seasons. Local items note visits by Frank Dowling and Charles, travel to Three Rivers, and community events including a Mothers Day program at Fairview Schoolhouse.
The piece discusses labor and management tensions in business and industry and explores how profits might be shared equally between stockholders and employees. It critiques wage-dividend ideas and contemplates a balanced system where capital and labor both gain from prosperity, noting practical and tax considerations and public reception.
A Dearborn factory worker voices views on union membership and wage scales at Ford’s Dearborn plant. He questions what the Ford worker gains by joining the union and notes that, aside from the last two years, wages have generally advanced ahead of other benchmarks.
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