26 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1910
Page
1
A damaged fragment argues bribery remains a moral issue rather than a crime, insisting trust and loyalty defend virtuous conduct. It claims jurors weigh confessions honestly and that guilt hinges on evidence, while reflecting on public fear and political corruption in late references to figures like Nick Longworth.
A State Purchasing Agent letter from Austin dated 1910 praises Borham Cotton Mill and Texas-sourced goods for state purchases. It extols Texas pride, urges local manufacturing, and advocates reclamation of alluvial lands while warning against gossip and corruption.
A Bible Students convention in Knoxville featured Pastor H Kuase of the Brookline Tabernacle addressing students. The discourse debated fallen angels and their imprisonment and warned against spiritism and occult deception while affirming biblical restraint and the hope of future judgment.
In a striking remark, the former president Teddy Roosevelt defends a public figure, saying he is not a liar. The claim elevates the person’s standing amid widespread debate and scrutiny.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a public sale notice but readable details are limited to general terms and absent key actions or dates.
The annual Northeast Texas Methodist Church conference convenes at Portland church two miles southeast of Bailey on the third Thursday night in October. Swine and memorial body invitees are requested to attend. W. W. Beott serves as Moderator.
Track repairs were halted two weeks due to labor shortages. The line between Blossom and the nearby area will be repaired and tracks reopened as soon as workers are secured and machinery available.
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