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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1924
Page
1
Public notice explains corrections for erroneous reflections and fees for notices of entertainments and obituaries. It lists subscription rates by city carrier and mail, and instructs readers to provide old and new addresses to avoid delays.
A proverb declares that a good name and loving favour outweigh wealth and riches. The line from Proverbs highlights character and reputation as superior to material gains.
A reader proposes taking a rest the next day and attending church. They note the period after the election provides nearly two months to set resolutions to take effect on January first.
Many first time voters cast ballots seeking peace as the election approaches. Community members gather to encourage voting and civic participation for a calmer political climate.
One day after tomorrow marks the election that will end the campaign. Officials holding appointed positions plan to seek new jobs and many under suspicion intend to do the same.
Barry Miller nominated by Democrats signals willingness to bolt if needed, while Chairman Berry warns it would be wrong. Berry says he could exclude about four hundred thousand loyal Democrats if he believed he could win without them.
The Allied Printing Council of New York has endorsed John W. Davis for president in a statement signaling party unity and press trade support. The move highlights labor and industry backing amid the national campaign.
The piece argues organized labor may back the Democratic presidential nominee if that candidate pledges a square deal for labor, farmers, businesspeople, professionals, and all other classes.
The piece credits the defunct British Labour party with notable accomplishments under its brief governance. It highlights Ramsay MacDonald as largely instrumental in shaping a Germany France agreement believed to ease suffering in Europe after war.
Chairman Berry of the State Democratic executive committee publishes a letter warning that scratching a name on the Democratic ticket bars future primary participation. He argues Democrats should support current nominees even if some bolt from the party later.
The manager of the Bonham Favorite visited the church last Sunday to observe the new Methodist preacher's appearance, as reported by Clarksville Times.
A statistician states every baby born bears a public debt of 89 dollars, a claim that stirs discussion on fiscal policy and societal costs in Clarksville. The remark underscores concerns over government debt and funding for future generations.
The letters critique party feuds and pledges in a divisive political climate. Authors argue for lower taxes and less graft while noting shifting loyalties and the performance of public leadership. The debate centers on campaign rhetoric versus practical governance.
The Denton Record Chronicle notes that true constructive statesmanship is rare and perhaps unattainable, reflecting on how practical leadership qualities shape public life. The piece emphasizes measured, principled action over rhetoric.
A Texas Farm and Haven editorial laments Clemson College students striking over a senior class president’s suspension. It argues education should be pursued, not mob rule or athletic glory, and questions college values and governance. It also notes a Methodist call to welcome a new pastor as Bonham marks a conference year.
100 acre farm three miles north of Bonham with good improvements plus 25 acre city lot in northwest Bonham with fair improvements. Bargain terms offered. Interested buyers call Windom or write Honey Grove R. F. D. No. 1. $761 R. S. Ford Trade in Bonham and be satisfied. Battery Co. advertisement.
The Favorite reports new stock of Purple Transfer paper in 18 by 24 inch sheets. Tf Bates' Improved Antiseptic Linimat is noted in the listing.
A poet questions modern pleasures and crowds as a football game lights the night. The scene shifts from city glamour to home and family, contrasting noise and wonder with comfort and order. The poem ends with a wistful call to home.
Mrs Alva Twyman advertises enamel oil and watercolor art hand painted dolls and animals greeting cards. Special orders for Christmas taken at home 600 Cedar Street phone 490 97 61.
A dated transit notice outlines one way fares 1.50 with multiple departures from Bonham to Paris and back. It lists various times and routes including connections at Paris to Clarksville Hugo Bogata and Greenville. The ad promises trunk and baggage handling and states never sleep from Paris depots at Morgan and Gibraltar hotels.
We express heartfelt thanks to friends of all races for aid and sympathy during the illness and death on the 19th. We remember the flowers and kind deeds with gratitude. May God’s blessings rest upon you. Signed by John and Johnson families, and relatives.
A list of times appears with irregular entries such as 6:00 a m 9:15 a m 11:00 a m 12:15 p m 3:00 p m 3:30 p m 7:00 p m 8:60 p m suggesting a broken timetable or diary notes without clear events or descriptions.
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