24 Sep 1928
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1928
Page
1
The notice lists subscription options payable in advance via city carrier or mail with durations from 1 month to 1 year and notes a change of address procedure. It emphasizes including old and new addresses to avoid delays in processing the address change.
Notices state entertainment tickets and dinners with admission or monetary consideration incur 7 percent per line pricing. Obituaries and thank you cards also charged at the same rate. Cash must accompany orders.
Public notice states that any erroneous reflection on character or reputation will be corrected if called to the attention of the publishers. Advertising rates apply, with Bonham Texas as the mailing entry for second class mail.
R. R. Man in city Olie B Webb assistant to the president of the Texas and Pacific Railroad with offices in New Orleans visited Bonham Sunday night and Monday morning. Webb praised the railroad's leadership under J. J. Lancaster and noted plans to deploy 500 class engines locally with potential for 600 freight and even 900 class passenger locomotives if needed.
A Baptist pastor with church ties spoke at Sherman on Sunday morning addressing the Singh ji Methodists about faith. He highlighted shared values and community service during his remarks.
The Bonham Heald debuts as a new two weekly issue paper with editors and managers listed as FLA Dale and Diverge Kekelo. ShepHerald succeeds the Democratic Citizen with Light Townsend noted as a longtime Texas figure, a Civil War veteran and Texas Ranger era slayer who died at 95 in San Antonio.
Hoover through his secretary denies drinking with Clarence Darrow, stating there are people who would want to make such a denial. The remark reflects the political climate and controversy surrounding the claim.
A Spanish inventor showcases a gyro plane that seems able to stay very close to the ground. The machine appears capable of rapid lateral movement and may match performance of other aircraft under test.
Local notice indicates Al Smith will speak in Helena Montana at Senator Walsh’s residence. The focused theme is Responsibility of the Party with a question about which party will hold power in 1929.
Rural fair schedule lists home and flame demonstration departments with sessions at 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. daily. Tied Rag Making and Rag crafts featured with cash prizes in a cow calling contest. Free pony giveaway to a child, and a public wedding noted.
Dr Charles Mayo speaks of restraint while cutting away at a man’s fate and newspaper tips. Bonham’s year sees circuses dominating town talk though moral fears rise. Local fair preparations highlight Fannin County showpieces with planned poultry and livestock displays.
Floover pledges to push Tarding and Coolidge policy if elected while Ida argues a gin is made in a gin. Northcott condemns murder charges as melodramatic. Kidnappers target a black man amid cotton fields awaiting gin. Attend Jannin County air to aid education as cotton remains in fields and gins operate widely.
The report details wage levels and living costs for workers, noting that only about 15 per cent of women in industrial work earn 15 a week while many factories show long hours and limited pay. It covers inspections across 874 establishments employing 77 280 workers, including women and underage youths, and urges a workable minimum wage for women and children.
A fragmented OCR reads like a fleeting sports brief with jumbled names and garbled phrases. It hints at a result where a team or player named Sut appears to win while another figure or squad named Loses faces a defeat. The exact participants and context are unclear.
A thoughtful line argues the true measure of a man is found at home not in public arenas or society. The author dismisses world opinion and reputation as irrelevant to judging character based on fireside conduct.
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