27 Sep 1926
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1926
Page
1
A Dallas bankers conference proposes a plan to lift the cotton price by removing up to 4 million bales from the market and storing them. The authors warn that without reduced acreage next year, bankers may lose money and farmers face worse prices, urging landlords to cooperate.
The Dallas News notes Rey formed a committee to investigate State Departments and faces objections for omitting many who favor the inquiry. It remarks federal officials often place ex brewers near prohibition enforcers and mentions ongoing sheriff races and coal mining needs. It cites crop damage from storms and a weather impact on wheat.
Snappy clippings from various papers note pithy quips about money inconvenience beauty tricks and exercise. The items cite Damrich sent to the poorhouse and light satire about gum chewing walking and cigarettes with a mix of local flavor and folksy humor.
The text blends humorous snippets and memory fragments from a Kansas City and Syracuse era, containing jokes about spelling contests lettuces and old-time manners. It references a traveling Charleston stopover and a weft of editorial comment on law and education reflected in period prose.
A devotional urges acting today not tomorrow citing a righteous prayer and the need to seize opportunities. It encourages singing kind words giving smiles and expressing love while loved ones remain, noting tomorrow may not come. The piece blends biblical phrasing with seasonal imagery of spring and blue skies.
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