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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1925
Page
2
Public notice outlines a change of address procedure for subscriptions and warns that notices of entertainments and other paid events incur a per word charge. Obituaries and resolutions of respect are billed at the same rate with cash required on ordering.
A collected appearance notes corrections for errors about firms and individuals. It reports on German public opinion shifts, liquor laws efforts, a Cleveland man facing liquor return from federal actions, Jewish missionary outreach, and Rice Institute athletic blood transfusion bans referencing student athletes.
Obituary and tribute to C. R. Gibson of Waxahachie highlighting his long public service as county official legislator and newspaper writer. Emphasizes his unselfish charity and broad influence in Texas until his death.
The column mocks DeWolfe Hopper’s family drama with multiple wives and shifting loyalties. It quips about teaching science and textbook changes while joking about Greece and Bulgaria’s current “friendly” clash and the distance between rulers and fighting men.
A Georgia jury sentenced Qn QOebber to twenty years in penitentiary for assaulting a woman walking from New York to Florida. The piece argues about states enforcing laws, contrasting New York and Georgia positions and defending protection of travelers. It ends noting Uncle Charlie Gibson, eighty three.
The text criticizes using sensational stunts to lure crowds to church, arguing safety messaging fails to attract interest. It cautions against false safety assurances and notes a desire for thrills among the public, while mentioning the University of Texas and college discussions as context.
Bonham to Greenville schedule lists departures from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm with connections to Cotton Belt at Bailey Katy at Leonard and other lines. Service runs via Red Ball Denot on West Fourth Street near Hassell Motor Co. Fare to Greenville is $1.60. phone 372 for details.
Readers are informed of departure times from Bonham and Denison, with buses and trains leaving the Red Sail Depot, West Fourth Street, Red Ball Cafe, and Simpson Hotel. For more details call Bansam 872 in Bonham or Denison 957.
The piece argues that crows help farmers by consuming pests and crop waste while noting disputes over crow damage. It cites government studies on crow behavior and crop impact, presenting a skeptical view of campaigns against crows and urging restraint. The writer reflects on public debate and media commentary.
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