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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1925
Page
4
A public notice page contains a corrected address notice and editorial letters questioning Judge Elbert H. Gary's 1915 prohibition remarks. The letters challenge claims that prohibition improves conditions for workers at U.S. Steel and question bootleg liquor impacts on living standards.
A brief devotional note urges setting affections on things above and not on earthly wealth. It cites Colossians 3:2 and a paraphrased law reference about serving God and Mammon, presenting a concise spiritual reminder.
Two editors sign agreements not to marry and post fifty thousand dollar bonds each to uphold the vow. The text states this is the proper course for such men and that they have no business marrying.
An Oklahoma man warns that cars will bankrupt the country as auto makers might retaliate. A Louisiana mob whipped a man for his daughter wearing knickers and riding a bicycle, viewed as devilish by locals. A new attempt on King Boris failed, while experts note his courage but joke about a nerves vacation in Texas.
Fragmentary line shows a garbled OCR snippet with capitalized words including World Fool and United, lacking clear event or context to identify a news item or subject.
A Brisbane comment rejects League involvement in European conflicts. The piece contrasts isolationist views with a call for robust defense and exclusion policies. It also discusses the University of Minnesota and Dean Johnson on the “greatest American obsession” calls for wide open access to education, citing Philadelphia and Pennsylvania examples and urging effort and opportunity for all students.
Little Jack Rabbit invites the Sunny Meadow and Big Farmyard folk to a May Day Party on the first of May at the Pleasant Pasture near the Shady Forest. Birds, animals, and friends answer eagerly promising attendance as the robin continues inviting more guests.
The Gypsy Sweethearts formerly known as Gypsy Wayfarers return to the American Theatre in Bonham for Monday and Tuesday performances. The singing and dancing act promises lively pop routines and strong stage presence, noted as a top form this year.
Instructions list departure times for Bonnam at 6 00, 8 30, 10 80, 12230 2 30, 4 30, H 30, 8 50 and for Dallas at 7 00, 9 00, 11 00, 3 00, 5 00, 5 00, 7 09. Red Ball Station referenced as the hub.
Bonham daily transit times listed from 7:30 to 8:00 with multiple departures. Pickup points include Red Ball in West Fourth Street and Denison near Cate and Simpson. For more details call Bonham 372 or Long Phone 957.
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