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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
1
Public notices appear regarding change of address procedures and the need to include old and new addresses. Notices address potential erroneous reflections and offer corrections by contacting publishers. Additional charges apply for notices of events with admission fees and obituary or thank you notices, billed at one cent per word with cash payment.
A devotional excerpt highlights gratitude to the Lord for redemption from destruction and crowning with lovingkindness and mercies. The text echoes Psalm 103 verses about divine benefits and mercy.
A Black man who attempted to assault a young woman in Dallas yesterday was captured by nearby men. The paper urges a speedy trial and the same punishment for the successful men as for the attacker.
Chas Hart, a Washington newspaper man, has been appointed U S Minister to Albania. The item notes that if offered a post as minister to Albania Bulgaria or Turkey they would decline due to current duties.
The Dallas county district court verdict on the mobbed suspects asserts mob law is unnecessary as the law will punish the accused. The article also quotes Germany's war minister warning that disarmament delays could force a renewed army, arguing peace requires truthful restraint and US leadership.
A Chicago grand jury returns multiple indictments against furniture makers for price fixing and curtailment of production aimed at boosting prices. The cases allege coordinated actions to drive up costs across markets and involve several manufacturers.
The piece notes a price boost for furniture over recent years and warns indictments could trigger another rise. It cites industry costs shifting to consumers as defense expenses, and mentions Dr. Alexander Rice's South American trip seeking white Indians amid broad interest in diverse peoples.
The passage notes debate over sending a relief party for Amundsen and Fils worth. Knud Rasmussen, an Arctic veteran, urges waiting for the next Cape Columbia mail, predicting no rush without new word. The author suspects Amundsen might urge quicker action if contacted.
A proposed law would declare that the United States bears no responsibility for loans or investments made by its citizens in foreign countries. If enacted, similar laws by other nations could greatly reduce potential risk, according to McKinney Courier-Gazette.
The text argues for government protection of citizens making foreign loans only to the extent given to other international deal makers, and condemns unfounded criticism of officials. It stresses knowing facts before judging officials and warns against political manipulation through rumor. It laments excessive fault finding and urges constructive criticism based on knowledge.
A near riot at the jail ended with five wounded and one dead after an organized mob tried to free prisoners. The Times-Merald notes 50 agitators were removed from the mob, while a packet recovered by officers contained 23 pistols and multiple shots. Deston Record-Chronicle.
A Detroit business man returning from New York remarks on being careful in referring to people and a disappointed woman who cannot get a lower bid. The fragment references unrest, sleeplessness, and a blamed cur, with odd spellings and garbled dialogue.
Bram Stoker recalls Sir Henry Irving’s dislike of counter attractions during a London engagement when Arctic explorer Nansen sits in the royal box. A backstage report reaches Irving and he silently absorbs the news before reacting as the audience learns of the famed visitor.
The passage describes a tense moment where one person offers to cover a fare difference, the other refuses, and a remark about respect for old age leads to a confrontational scene. The fragment hints at conflict and social dynamics without clear context or full details.
The note lists Bonhiam Marble Works at 12 S Main St offering enduring granite and marble for monuments and artistic work, promising lasting value and quality. The text emphasizes their craft and materials as a lasting memorial choice for clients.
Gears and fly wheels claimed to last ten times longer than new wheels. Customers urged to visit the relocated shop four blocks from its former site at the square on Dodd City road for cultivator wheel repairs.
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