Published Day Recept Sunday at PavourTe Printing
A brief notice notes a Sunday publication by PavourTe Printing Co. with no further details.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1925
Page
2
A brief notice notes a Sunday publication by PavourTe Printing Co. with no further details.
The page lists advertising rates, change of address rules, and public notices for Bonham Texas. It also contains a long humorous anecdote about a city editor misreporting a fishing trip while bedridden recovering from illness. The piece blends notices with a spoof on newsroom errors.
A daily Bible thought warns against meddling in others’ strife. The verse Proverbs 26 17 likens such meddling to grabbing a dog by the ears.
The Favorite editor, patient yet pushed, explains a looming sensational incident at the office. The city editor is mocked for chronicling and inventing stories about the editor and his fishing trips, while linguistic confusion and pronoun ambiguity are highlighted as the piece laments word choice.
W A Martin, convicted of killing Deputy Sheriff Parsons in Denton, is to serve a 99 year term after a Dallas county jury verdict. He faces fourteen other cases with two potentially carrying death, with possible parole after about 25 years if not tried on remaining counts.
A defense plea urges acquittal on self defense grounds while noting Martin’s guilt claim and lenient sentence as sufficient to convince the public. Bishop Brown faces removal over heresy but claims continued episcopal status. Secretary of War Weeks resigns due to ill health, prompting political commentary on cabinet succession.
The report says Germany secured key concessions from the Allies as a price for signing the pact to bring at least temporary peace in Europe. If true, the Allies also gained important victories by granting Sop cena that seem reasonable.
A witty remark notes a local man who doubles blade production and should now tackle a biting mosquito issue. The quip frames him as a public benefactor for agriculture while suggesting a practical role in pest control.
The Mothers Clubs of Hillsboro seek a standard mill ordinance for the borough. They state they will not comment on their action and that any regulations they impose on themselves should be reasonable.
The query notes a government estimate error on the cotton crop and asks about local men who forecast the Fannin county harvest would be complete by mid October. It implies scrutiny of projections and potential disagreement between officials and local observers.
A reflective note on how quickly people forget the longing for rain and the passing of time since a wish for relief. The speaker contrasts past longing with present ease, hinting at changing weather and moods.
The Omaha speech is praised as a sincere appeal for universal tolerance and domestic harmony. It argues that world peace requires ending domestic strife and religious bigotry, urging equal honesty toward others and freedoms cherished on American soil. The Denison Herald lauds it as a heartfelt, non political message to those who defended the nation.
The article extols G. F. P. as a remedy for female disorders linked to catarrh of the generative organs. It claims growing sales show women trust the medicine to relieve pain, restore health, and boost energy and vitality through alleged restoration of normal organ function.
The notice lists departure times from Greenville and connections to the Cotton Belt at Bailey Katy trains at Leonard and Santa Fe at Celeste, with links to Sulphur Springs Tyler Ferrell and Dallas. It notes a Red Ball Depot stop on West Fourth Street across Halsell Motor Co and a Greenville fare of 1.60 dollars phone 372.
Timetables list departure times from Bonham West Fourth Street Red Salt Depot and Denison Red Salt Cafe Simpson Hotel with fares of one dollar each way. Call Bonham 372 or Denison 957 for details.
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