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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1925
Page
1
Publisher Arily Evans outlines subscription prices and billing options for mail and carrier delivery. The notice explains change of address procedures and the charges for public notices, obituaries, and cards of thanks, all requiring cash with order. It also states fines for erroneous reflections will be corrected if brought to attention.
A biblical verse from Psalm 89 13 14 extols a mighty arm and strong hand with justice mercy and truth before the throne. The quoted lines present a devotional reflection on divine power and governance.
The passage notes the deteriorating government crop report may be flawed and could give Senator Heflin an opportunity to voice criticism or dismiss the data. The comment frames the report as weak and politically charged.
A Houston murder prompts estate claims from two nieces living in New York. The article questions the value of the sensational narrative and cautions readers against giving dignity to the sensational framing.
An opening day address by the Texas college president urges students to dedicate time and effort to earnest study, noting no mention of athletics. The Dallas News editors are criticized for publishing a poem about Fire Prevention, seen as a jolt to readers.
A British man moved his wife who ran a boarding house to a boarder. The piece notes a broader pattern of U S women who reportedly left their husbands to run away with boarders, highlighting marital disruption across nations.
Tomorrow marks the opening of the Fannin County Fair with organizers urging favorable forecasts. Managers and the county community prepare for a successful event, hoping rain stays away for the duration.
Senator Mayfield plans to press Congress to investigate the Agriculture Department methods for bi monthly cotton crop estimates. The statement compares the cost of investigations to federal debt reduction and criticizes spending that yields little result.
The American Debt Commission rejected Caillaux’s settlement offer, Caillaux rejected the commission’s counter offer. He will reportedly make no new offer, risking no immediate settlement of the debt question. The note adds that later reflection may alter Caillaux’s stance. Return to France without a settlement is likened to attending one’s own funeral.
Al Smith attended a Democratic rally in Chicago with Mayor Dever as attractions. He also visited the Roman Catholic cathedral and then spoke at the rally. The event is seen as a prelude to his bid for the Democratic nomination at the next convention. The more active Smith and Williams are in the party, the greater the chance of defeat at the polls.
A Texas editorial links a liquor raid to a wife seeking support from a rum ring and argues against replacing juries with a three member jury commission. It defends trial by jury as essential to constitutional government, critiques defense tactics, and urges court rule reforms rather than abolishing juries.
Nightclub raid reveals rum-runners and bootlegger collaboration aimed at the barkeeper. Investigators describe a scheme involving illicit alcohol supply and protection payments. Police urge witnesses to come forward as probe widens.
A Bonham scene mocks a Leonard Graph piece about weddings at the Fan nin County Fair. The columnist argues weddings remain a central, memorable event for women, contrasting local curiosity with Leonard’s least-remarked opinion.
At the National Safety Congress opening in Cleveland 450 speakers address 90 meetings to reduce the high accident death rate. The U S leads in automobile fatalities with 14.8 per 160 000. Denmark is safest at 2 0 per 100 000. The conference cites 21 000 youth deaths and 500 000 injuries last year.
Fragmentary newspaper ad copy shows Royal Shine Parlor and John Pierce promotions with shoe dyeing and song hits shipment. Listings include Brannon locations and showtimes as Paris schedules. The readable text hints at marketing blurbs rather than a cohesive article.
A reminiscence recounts Norton a courteous but lazy student who dodged duties and regulations. He failed gym swimming, relied on a classmate to impersonate him, and drowned in the Marne during World War I while bathing. The piece notes his inability to swim a stroke and his ultimate fate.
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