24 Sep 1938
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1938
Page
1
The McKinney Examiner criticizes O'Daniel era moves on the poll tax. It defends pol tax receipts as a civic duty and school funding, arguing repeal would shift tax burden and empower those avoiding payments. The piece frames poll tax supporters as principled citizens contributing to state services.
Editorial notes backlash against Hitler Mussolini followers in the United States and argues for deportation of aliens disloyal to the United States. It cites congressional investigations and urges removing Germans who owe allegiance to Germany over the United States. The piece endorses deportation and warns against dual loyalty.
A clipped devotional note presents Browning poetry about inner struggle and a biblical verse from Psalms praising confidence. The fragment references being rewarded for lifting one’s head and a line about drinking from a brook, ending abruptly with a stray capitalized phrase Trapped oY If levied or.
The piece argues for gubernatorial action to reduce appropriations and institute Senate savings across departments, noting potential five million dollars in annual cuts and urging the next governor and lieutenant governor to press legislature for tax relief and leaner government amid rising growth.
Public notice from the Bonham Daily Favorite includes corrections policy and a reminder to advertisers on 30 day contracts. It clarifies that patrons are responsible for full payment for ads run for 30 days and that no reductions apply if an ad is removed before the 30 day period ends.
The speaker questions how to fund an added forty million dollars for pensions without raising costs, expressing skepticism about saving rather than spending. The remark closes with a hopeful note to wait and see.
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