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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1925
Page
1
The Bonham Texas publication lists SHERWOOD SPOTTS as publisher and ASHLEY EVANS as managing editor with a subscription table for city carrier and mail options. Contains notices on change of address, paid notices for events and obituaries, and a policy to correct erroneous reflections upon request.
A puzzling news fragment references a bird, Fannin County fair talk, and a stray political jab about Washington's air craft bureau. It mentions Colonel Mitchell unafraid to expose political linen and widow’s weeds in a humorous, garbled style.
MacMillen argues the dirigible offers advantages for polar travel despite the Shenandoah disaster. He cites size reliability and range, insisting airships remain safer and more capable than airplanes for the expedition.
The September 28 records show combined deposits of 1 458 17.73 for the three Bonham Trunks. Recapitulations for the three institutions total 3 008 384.61.
Ash Myvans, normally steering the paper, is out at Boyd Pool. He may be fishing or rowing in a dory, preferring a paddle to the helm for the moment. Night brings sleep as katydids sing and cicadas hum nearby.
The Department of Commerce reports 57 U S cities recorded 433 auto accident deaths in the four weeks ending September 1, up 64 from the prior period. The text questions whether more care is needed or if speed is driving the toll, noting safety measures in cities.
The McKinney Courier-Gazette notes that indifference and carelessness lead to most accidents. It urges drivers to avoid speeding, avoid alcohol or drug use before driving, and exercise caution on crowded highways to reduce crashes. The piece warns of eventual restraints if riders fail to change.
A columnist mocks a rumor about Henry Ford growing rubber trees in Georgia and notes a wife receiving two fur coats from a wolf scampering at the door. The piece treats these claims as exaggerated gossip in a light, satirical tone.
A sharp aside notes the husband of a well known woman as a sad, dejected figure, reflecting disappointment and pity in the observer’s view. The remark highlights social role perceptions without naming individuals or events.
The remark notes that a strong corn harvest keeps the country safe from shortages, emphasizing agriculture as a buffer against hunger and thirst.
A damaged excerpt shows garbled phrasing and scattered quotes about corn, Indians, and a misquoted saying. The fragment lacks clear events, names, places, or dates to form a coherent news item.
A Clarksville Times editor is described as visiting a local restaurant at dawn for a glass of sweet cow milk, a remark highlighting a humorous, quirky side of the newsroom culture.
A critic noted for constant griping is urged to stop complaining and invest time in creating tangible results. The speaker emphasizes constructive effort over fault finding to benefit the community.
A farmer observed a flock of wild geese soaring across the field in clear skies. The sight prompted nearby residents to pause and note the migratory birds passing above the countryside.
An Ottawa preacher recently chastised members of his female congregation for their scanty wearing apparel during a service. The sermon focused on modest dress as the preacher scrutinized the ladies present.
A dramatic poem on mothers as silent battlers at home and a note on courage. An outbound Red Ball Stage schedule from Bonham to Greenville with connections to Texas destinations. The ad lists departure times, prices, and pickup points for the Red Ball Depot on West Fourth Street and relevant connections via Bailey, Leonard, Celeste, and Greenville.
Bank report for Denison Ly Bank in Denison Texas lists assets of 480 178 54 and liabilities including capital stock 20 000 00 and deposits 260 187 78. Officers J F Ler president and DeWitt Neal cashier certify the statement as true dated October 10 1925 with notary public Show McGee.
Official statement of the Continental State No 3860 detailing assets and liabilities as of September 20 1925 for Randolph Texas branch. Lists loans and discounts real estate securities cash deposits and reserve funds with signatures of president W O Luton and cashier W I Sharper and notary public. Includes a partial timetable for Sherman to Dallas transit schedule.
Fragmentary advertisement claims Wallis Catarrh Medicine treats catarrh and deafness related to inflamed mucous membranes. Mentions quinine relief and continental origin but text is garbled and hard to verify.
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