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02 Nov 1935
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Bonham Daily Favorite in Bonham, Texas
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1935
Page
1
Strong Lobby at Work in Grayson County Legislature
The Whitewright Sun editor from Grayson county notes widespread public anger at lawmakers drawing ten dollars a day in Austin while enacting little. It also warns that many officials still press for higher pay under a new salary law and fear reduced earnings will hit taxpayers. The piece laments persistent calls for pay boosts by public officers and critiques the fee system's abolition as insufficient reform.
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Whitewright Sun
Grayson County
Austin
the Sun
Will Rogers Memorial Fund Launched Next Monday
A movement begins Monday November 4 to raise funds for a Will Rogers memorial. The plan avoids a statue or building and establishes a permanent foundation to fund benevolent work, healing, enlightenment and hope. Volunteers donate labor, and every penny goes to the cause with no publicity spending or paid staff. Citizens in every county may contribute as they desire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Rogers
McKinney Examiner Drops First Issue of Its 50th Year
Half a Century Friday the McKinney Examiner issued the first number of its fiftieth year. Editor Clint Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney Examiner
Clint Thompson
The Day's Best From Texas Newspapers
A collection of brief quips and quotations from Texas and other papers notes aging, office absence, talking machines, penny loss in pianos, hat trends, film detectives, and evolving language with playful jests about pens and typewriters reflecting press humor and daily life.
Worth a Smile His Wish Critic
A lighthearted dialogue mocks church liberalism and collection plates. A deacon laments too little generosity. The Acme of Fish Stories features exaggerated tales about a giant fish in Sweden and a similar oversized voyage anecdote on the Normandie in New York.
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Deacon
Sweden
New York
Quips and Quirks From The Era’s Humorous Snippets
A collage of light humor notes and misheard phrases from early 20th century columns. Snippets include breakfast chatter from court, a joke about a summer resort, a spoof tale of a lettered wedding, and a RAF officer joking about navigation near the pyramids and St Paul’s Cathedral.
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Egypt
Great Pyramid
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Thought for Today Quote by G. MacDonald
A brief excerpt presents a moral line about fair exchanges in daily dealings. The saying argues that any transaction where only one side benefits is not aligned with divine principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
G. MacDonald
Bible Quotation From Isaiah 5 13
A passage cites Isaiah 5 13 noting Israelite captivity due to lack of knowledge and the decline of its leaders and people as thirst dries up the multitude.
Shadowed Spruce at Sunset in a Coastal Cove
Martha Banning Thomas records a quiet autumn scene from the Christian Science Monitor. A spruce tree casts a sharp shadow on green water as light fades, the cliffside and cove turning dark while the mast-like trunk stands shared in the view. The poem closes with the earth’s tilt and a final wave.
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Martha Banning Thomas
Christian Science Monitor
Great Salt Lake Shrinking Noted in Utah Report
Great Salt Lake has sunk to the lowest surface level since 1850 measurements began. Sage brush shows the area was nearly fossilized by alkaline water, suggesting the level had been as low or lower in earlier times. Job printing at Favorite Office.
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Ogden
Utah
Great Salt Lake
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