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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1925
Page
2
In Bonham an issue page carries notices on address changes and paid notices for entertainments and obituaries. It also lists foreign representatives and discusses gas contracts, shipwreck inquiries, and debates over prohibition with editorial commentary on enforcement and effects.
Bible Thoughts for Today presents a verse about harmony where the wolf dwells with the lamb and the leopard lies with the kid, a hopeful image amid reflections. The snippet includes a note about reading chemistry references and a playful misspelling, suggesting a devotional snippet with mixed topics.
A fragment from a Texas issue discusses Roy Bean and Langtry’s saloon era, noting the papers’ portrayal of Texas justice. It criticizes sensational frontier myths and argues Texas history includes law, order, and a strong people, not just roughness.
The report notes cotton production figures with 22 676 bales and 29 721 bales cited in the record. The document emphasizes the ongoing activity in the cotton industry and related market data for the period.
The Canton Daily News tone reflects a rural town amid urban drift. Local life includes a beauty parlor on Main Street, two gas stations, two moving picture theaters, and residents sharing chores while keeping up with city news.
Partial timetable shows connections between Bonham, Sherman, Paris and Dallas with multiple interurban times. Entries list a series of morning and afternoon departures and transfers, including lines to Whitesboro and other towns, but many details are garbled.
A fragmentary notice describes an autographed exhibit featuring a 1926 Cadillac model and a crowdsourced display. The text references Bonkam and WW Me. Peasant and hints at a planned event or construction related to the car.
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