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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
3
A Quirk of excerpts shows chatter about city growth limits, real estate, and elites, alongside a mock climate claim about the sun and Texas heat. An added note cites the Northern Pacific president on Northwest passenger traffic versus Texas.
A garbled dispatch mentions a Fort Worth strategy and a rural drive through towns, alongside a note about a Chicago University graduate and the value of college degrees. The readable fragments reference Bonham Trippers and Fair, Sulphur Springs News, and Gates of public discussion without clear outcomes.
Owners who once prayed over dwindling supplies now face renewed demand as filling stations stock up. Industry observers note rising prices and tighter margins as refineries restart units and distributors seek stable supply chains.
An organization akin to the Ku Klux Klan forms in Germany with Germans abroad. German police arrest all connected. a Texas tip urges authorities to lock up the Klansmen, claiming it would sustain pen work for pardons writers for over two years.
A Denison Herald excerpt cites a National Safety Council ad urging husbands to kiss their wives each day to prevent mishaps. The piece notes an opposing view that the same risk might arise if a husband neglects the daily greeting and another man is chosen to kiss the wife.
In a missive from the Sherman Democrat a Missouri observer derides beliefs about old-fashioned parenting and sectional loyalties. The piece argues that sectionalism persists yet declines and warns that Ford era industrialism could erode American independence, with farming and cattlemen facing corporate control.
The Grand Army of the Republic in Grand Rapids Michigan declines the Georgia governor's invitation to hold its next encampment in Atlanta with Confederate veterans. The Paris News notes that sectionalism is dead, but old heroes may not grasp it yet.
A historical discussion questions the role of farmers as farm sizes grow and women gain economic self sufficiency. Ilenny Jord critiques dairy farming and cow keeping, favoring synthetic foods and larger, systematic farms. Ford counters with fertility and farming necessity amid social shifts.
Mamie Folsom urges caution to young women about flashy suitors who spend freely to win affection. The piece recalls a series of elopements, reversals, and broken hearts caused by wealthy seeming men who vanish after exploiting trust. It warns families to scrutinize a suitor’s credentials and avoid reckless lavishness. A for sale note about a General Grocery Store and gas station appears at the end.
Paul Allen Wheeler, spring graduate of the Texas University, has been engaged to teach science at Averview High School in north Wichita County. He recently attended the North Texas Teachers Institute in Wichita Falls to prepare for the September 14 opening.
A London photo graphic machine claims to revolutionize typesetting by photographing letters on sanitized film. A keyboard like a typewriter creates a masterfilm to reproduce adjustable type sizes, enabling multiple machines to set the same type simultaneously. Inventors J A C August and J K Winter have developed the device over several years in a workshop in the Southeast district.
J C McGourick urges riders for a booster trip starting Wednesday through Thursday to call 629 and reserve seats on the five big busses. Promises easy riding, nicer conditions, and less dust.
A bold pitch extols skilled artistry and expert workmanship promising top quality results. It markets building or installation services with confident claims of superior taste and capability.
Bonham depart 4:00 p.m. with connections to Cotton Belt at Leonard and Katy trains at Celeste Texas Greenville Springs Tyler Terrell. Red Ball pickup on Youth Street and Wassell Way, fare $1.60. Bonham 7:30 a.m. Denison 11:50 a.m. 2:00 p.m. schedule shows multiple daily departures from Red Ball Cafe and Forty Street.
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