27 May 1921
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1921
Page
1
The Amfeay Press Association publishes advertising rates on application. Subscription payments are listed for city carrier and mail options, with various monthly, half year, and yearly terms. Notices for events with admission fees incur a one cent charge. obituaries and resolutions also charged. Cash required with order.
A Bonham Texan notice condemns the Ku Klux Klan while arguing it would not exist if evils prompting it were denounced vigorously. It portrays secrecy and control of society as dangerous and urges curing underlying social ills rather than mob or extralegal action.
A professor and a speaker discuss the old saying better to have loved and lost. The narrator recalls one intense romance with Isabella Buttemforti, a millinery apprentice, who chose marriage to rival Tom Singletree over him. Isabella prospers afterward, while the narrator laments missed singing talent and unfulfilled passion.
An eyewitness account describes about eight hundred white robed marchers in Dallas shouting no words as they carry banners with pro Klux Klan slogans. The Dallas News denounces the group as a danger to law and order yet acknowledges local conditions that allow such extremism to exist.
The report claims President Harding will appoint William H Taft to Chief Justice White’s seat. Taft himself appointed White and did so against much of his party. Taft’s temperament education and experience make him a strong fit for the role. The piece also asserts that appointing women nationwide would gain broad cross party approval.
The text lauds Lloyd George as capable of guiding England through domestic and foreign challenges of the past five years and aiding the French Premier in a tight spot, noting he remains a resilient world figure despite postwar opinion.
An American reporter notes that English critics are disappointed by Ambassador Harvey's display of oratory and brains, suggesting they misjudge his abilities and revealing local ignorance about U S affairs.
Ambassa dor Harvey, while seen by some as the president’s envoy, states during remarks that his loyalties lie with the nation rather than any faction of the Utuusees, asserting independence from revenue concerns and emphasizing official duties.
A fragmented note describes how Arion Mooklaw and a New York market crew prepared peach stones for wartime needs. The stones were gathered by Americans and sent to a central facility to support the manufacture of two weapons. A ready market existed at 13 em and distributions followed to meet demand.
An experimental piece presents quirky lines spoken by a large Peicysuan and a tat tema scrmipser. The dialogue moves between self doubt and odd phrases like a prospectar and a mock critique of sadness.
A compact account traces California from fictitious origin tales to Spanish exploration and Mexican missions. It notes independent Mexican rule, the Mexican War, and California becoming a U S territory in 1846 followed by rapid population growth and statehood as the 31st state in 1850.
A timetable change affects the North route from Alexander to the city. New times include arrivals at 2 15 and 5 09 p m with adjustments in the usual schedule. The Orbit company urges passengers to consult the updated line map for exact stop times.
A large tent revival drew growing crowds last night as evangelist Sticker preached to believers and skeptics alike. Reports describe emotional prayers, shouts of praise, and calls for repentance, with some attendees urged to stay away amid warnings from critics about the event.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions headaches and mothers but lacks clear facts, names, places, or dates. The readable text is too garbled to identify a coherent event or report with sufficient specifics.
The fragmentary text references Bates and a group called Antiseptec Linkmen with unclear context. It mentions FOF and suggests a speculative outcome or statement without detailed facts or dates. No clear event, place, or organization is consistently identifiable.
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