02 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1920
Page
1
The notice explains corrections for erroneous reflections and outlines charged rates for letters of thanks obituaries resolutions and other notices with admission fees or monetary consideration. It requires cash with orders and lists change of address procedures including old and new addresses to avoid delays.
Rate list shows options for city carrier deliveries at 1 month 3 months and 6 months with prices .50 1.40 and 2.75. A yearly by mail option costs 5.00 plus 1.75 for six months.
After the election ends observers discuss Pat Neff’s age and voter influence. A newspaper headline proclaims an older Harvard graduate dead, likely from an Irish writer. Analysts cite nine million voters, mostly women, as unpredictable. The piece ends by noting neither party can predict outcomes until returns arrive.
A local event in Houston saw three thousand bottles of beer with a kick emptied into the water this week. The incident caused pain to those who previously held their stomachs to tolerate the beverage.
Government agents watch the polls in San Antonio to prevent election fraud. The text warns that if the old crowd runs polling places, they could steal the election with a half dozen agents overseeing.
The text notes the historic moment when the president is chosen by a majority vote of the people rather than by those who monopolize the franchise. It contrasts this with past practice where half the population remained disfranchised and argues for broad participation.
A Chicago jury convicts Carlanderer of wanton murder of his young wife and unborn child and sentences him to twenty five years in the penitentiary. The report contrasts harsh verdicts with other high profile penalties and political tensions.
Fragmentary text discusses voluntary obligations and personal binding effects. It notes the absence of a formal obligation and questions how such commitments affect the individual who undertakes them. The wording suggests legal considerations of responsibility without statutory enforcement.
Four years after California women gained the vote and helped the Democrats, women nationwide will vote and may save a party. The text notes there is currently no reliable information to forecast which party will win.
Denison Herald notes Congressman Sam Rayburn speaks for the Democratic ticket in Ohio and attracts sizable crowds. The piece questions if his appeal will influence voters before the next re election. It opines Rayburn is among the most influential lawmakers and suggests more like him could reduce criticism of Congress.
The Bonham Favorite comments on Georgia Democrats opposing the League of Nations while electing Tom Watson to the Senate. It notes mixed signals with Cox and Roosevelt backed, and compares the party to Harding, saying they support the party but oppose its aims.
A fragmentary talk by Congressman Sam Rarbur in Ohio touches Cox, Roosevelt, and voting aims. He criticizes tariff and cotton issues, mentions Harding and Sherman era, and references political strategy, missing details, and unclear outcomes.
Editors from 5,104 newspapers with 11.42 million circulation report 87 percent oppose government operation in business, up from 83 percent in 1919. Racially mixed regions show conservative bias and broad national agreement against socialist experiments.
Dallas charity leader Charles Sanger appeals to Texas residents to fund Near East relief for starving Armenian orphans and refugees, urging $5 monthly food and clothing for an orphan for a month. The piece notes public sentiment and editor responses on government aid.
Fragmentary OCR note presents unclear wording with multiple garbled terms and no identifiable persons places or events. No coherent facts or dates can be determined from the readable text.
A local shop advertises a wide range of rings from plain gold bands to diamond pieces. It features emblem rings from various lodges and fraternal orders and includes numerous styles for signets. The store claims the most complete ring selection worth viewing.
Bates brand antiseptic liniment advertised for minor complaints. Claims of quick relief and protective skin cleansing. Contains references to use on superficial wounds and skin irritations with generic dosage guidance.
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