09 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1920
Page
1
Notice to the public about misprints corrected upon notification and advertising rates for entertainments dinners and benefits with admission fees. Obituaries resolutions cards of thanks also charged at the same rate. Change of address requests require both old and new addresses to be provided.
The text lists subscription options payable in advance by city carrier or by mail with durations of 1 month 6 months and 1 year and corresponding prices. It notes the paper is entered at the Bonham post office as second class mail matter.
A Dallas News critique mocks Mr. Bryan for blaming Wilsonism for the party’s defeat and argues reform via Bryanism would worsen the party. It notes public figures like Tom Watson as lingering Wilson era influence and urges caution before reinfusion of Bryanism. Armistice Day observed in Bonham is announced and local quips follow.
The text discusses possible moves by Mr. Bryan to lead a party revival, noting that his conduct during the campaign could alienate large numbers of Democrats who left the party. It warns a Bryanist revival could prevent rebound and threaten another decisive defeat if adopted.
A wartime claim that the war aimed to make the world safe for Democrats contrasts with election results suggesting the effort was to make the world safe for Republicans. The paradox reflects shifting political fortunes and public mood during the era.
The author criticizes Tennessee loyalties and political shifts supporting Alfred Taylor, brother of Bob Taylor, noting a rapid news wire update and reflections on seasons, beauty, and opposition to bill boards and board bills. The piece blends political critique with vivid, metaphorical musings on nature and suburbia.
A banking employee has just come from the Collector’s office carrying a full supply of blanks for amended returns and claims for abatement, refund and credit. The package includes the authorized bond and form for use.
Irene White presents a feature on Migs Tloule Agnew a top Baylor College figure. She served as Junior class president supervisor of BYRCs and College Yell Capture led Baylor Mareha Kieshman honors and became president of her class later captain of her church group in Sophomore year named Letty vat cd the part popular yarloan Baylor also as class president vice president of the Branche Clabh Crime of the Rosatl Academic Society and member of the Blue Bonnettaff.
The note highlights warm rolls and a cream roll to accompany coffee. Cookies are offered to satisfy a snack between meals.
The city of Greenville Texas threatens receivership of the local utility as it considers a policy to take control of service lines and plants to ensure dependable power and water delivery. The mayor announces possible action and communicates with Tucal Telephone Company about securing improved service.
Any person with a gully to be filled should testify the Mayor at once. Very Respectfully, LEE M. MYERS, Mayor. Reduced storage rate offered at the SERVICE GARAGE on S. Main St. Cars five dollars per month trucks in proportion. R. L. Williams
In Commerce on Friday night November 12 at 7:30 o clock a joint meeting of Woodmen of the World and Woodman Circle members opposing rate hikes will be held. Hon Claude Wilkerson of Sedalia Missouri will address the gathering along with other notable speakers. Wilkerson is an attorney for the National Protection League which opposes the increases. All members urged to attend and hear him.
Ad offers half price on rain coats when ordered with a suit or overcoat, or ten percent off when ordered singly. Free extra trousers with suit or overcoat, same material. Includes cleaning alterations repairs. Promises best work and satisfaction.
A local notice offers top pay for turkeys with toms weighing twelve pounds. The ad cites J F Bowling Production Company operating in Bonham and Honey Grove as the contact points.
Pay your water bill before the due date to avoid penalties. Notices from city officials urge timely payment and caution about late charges.
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