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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1925
Page
1
Publication masthead fragment shows staff roles and subscription rates with notices on address changes and paid notices. Includes pricing and public correction policy, plus foreign representation and postal info.
A brief devotional verse recounts the Lord as shepherd guiding and sustaining believers. It cites Psalm 23 with lines about no want, goodness and mercy, and dwelling in the Lord’s house forever.
Mitchell plans to repeat his accusations against the army and navy management. He aims to present his case in a formal martial setting that will grant a respectful hearing, even if it does not satisfy him with results.
Cooke county reports a Gainesville farm used as loot hiding places similar to the Story farm near Denton. Republican leaders in Houston vow a full slate for next year, with optimistic road to victory. Cartoon shows Mellon sawing the tax burden while Rep Garner notes further cuts. both moves aim to ease taxpayers amid unsettled fiscal debates.
The speaker argues a broad tax cut would hit all shoulders, cutting deeply into the protective tariff schedule. He claims the burden would be heavier than income or inheritance taxes and fall hardest on the least able to bear it, while Mellon and Garner oppose such relief.
The attorney general’s department rules the Text Book Commission awards invalid because American Book Company failed to file required affidavits. The contract exceeds half a million dollars and is not in violation of anti trust law. The move is criticized as discrediting the administration.
A Texas man who made money in oil fields donated a thousand dollars to an elderly Louisiana hotel keeper who sheltered him as a child. He offered to share savings if she needed more, echoing the parable of the ten lepers. One grateful beneficiary has returned to thank her.
The Dallas Times Herald lists Britain as a model only on debt settlement and asks which nations need not follow that example. It argues all known nations owe debts and paying them helps a society settle down, blaming misperceived errors when truth is accepted due to authority. It also notes a Greenville Methodist conference tribute to Sherwood Sports.
A reflective piece argues that the world does love fat men when kind and philanthropic. It notes public attention to publishers, social appearances, and a late life discovery about Abe Lincoln era attire, suggesting deep affection persists despite faults.
Odd posthumous critique surfaces as some writers claim Mary Todd Lincoln disliked her husband Abe Lincoln due to his habits. They suggest bitterness and misread virtues, noting public memory differs from private life and laments on how dead leaders are reassessed.
A fragmentary report describes a Tennessee evolution trial and its aftermath in a one-horse town, with Lilly and Dwina starring in a mock experiment at the Institute of Psychology fate University. Dr Robe M. Ye leads studies on chimpanzee cognition to compare mind and body function, while Harold C. Bin conducts vermments to obtain insights into primate behavior and problem solving. An advertisement for Bonham Marble Works closes the item.
Bus departures and fares for travel from Bonham to Greenville and other towns. Timings listed for morning to evening with multiple stops and contact numbers forFurther information.
Classified note promotes a 1928 AORA coupe and a 1924 tourer priced to sell. It highlights first class service, older touring models, and a 30 day guarantee with all cars selling within over 30 days.
Interurban bus timetable fragment lists Red Ball lines to Sherman Bonham and Paris with departure and arrival times. Mentions connection with Dallas route, various stops, and multiple daily slots from morning to evening. Shows 6200 and 0180 numbers likely route codes or fares.
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