05 Sep 1928
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1928
Page
1
The notice outlines change of address procedures for paper delivery and states that notices of entertainments, dinners and other events with admission fees will be charged at 74 cents per line. Obituaries and resolutions also incur the same rate, with cash required at the time of order.
Public notice stating that any erroneous reflection about any firm person or corporation will be corrected upon being raised to the attention of the publishers.
A short meditation quotes Channing on human nature describing men as beings under divine influence. The line frames people as shaped by a higher power rather than self alone.
Unidentified verse extols a universal brotherhood beyond birthright and creed. It speaks of a divine spark in every person and the kinship of humanity despite skin color, urging unity and shared humanity through a timeless, predestined bond.
The article argues Judge Cunningham should direct the grand jury to verify Mr. Hardin's charge of 10,000 Mexican citizens voting in the Fifteenth Congressional District. It criticizes the judge for focusing on potential criminal libel rather than pursuing full, impartial evidence and indictments if warranted. The piece contrasts past similar accusations and laments election corruption concerns in Cameron County.
A collage of short local quips and jokes from Texas papers includes wry observations on work, money, politics, and daily life. Tiny snippets reference merchants wages, a Weevil infestation, and classroom chatter, capturing regional humor and commentary.
A garbled OCR passage mentions an obituary and a separate line about orchids and British scientists. It references names like John Blaha and Orahn Aw, plus scattered fragments about a treaty, a workday, and Arkansas Gazette context.
A patchwork of clipped notes and jokes from The Age includes curious lines about urban life in St. Louis, playful word trivia, and comic quips. The variety hints at a broad society page with reader snips and humorous asides.
Mexican officials signal plans to meet foreign debt obligations and pursue renewed diplomacy. The move reflects efforts to stabilize finances and cultivate international friendships amid economic pressures.
The text notes that reform advocates may hinder progress by opposing or failing to advocate change. It laments a figure named Bonham Favorite who resists reforms yet benefits from the status quo, described as the friend of form who does not oppose it but also does not advocate for change.
A quotation from Claude Catlan in It Worth Star extols a real friend as one who will do much more for you than you would for them, reflecting common sentiments about friendship.
In Arkansas a deaf girl won first prize in a beauty contest. The Arkansas editor states the win came from judge merit not empathy, praising the contestant's poise and performance.
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