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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1925
Page
7
A brief notice announces a new telephone number 401 for gasoline services and flat tire free delivery. The item cites Everybody's No 2 as the source and urges customers to call for fuel and tire assistance.
A one day sale advertises aluminum at 89 cents on Saturday April 4. Rogers Woodward Det Nit and R Roberts list a 5 room modern bungalow on a street west of the hospital priced at 2000 with flexible terms. See it today at contact 229-31.
A brief classified notice references a Buffalo Fish market listing with contact phone 612. Readable text is fragmentary and does not include clear events or dates.
Matt Goin of the city’s south side reports showers have helped his area. Mr. and Mrs. H C McAnnally return from Sulphur Oklahoma where they visited Mrs. Barnette, the mother of Mrs. McAnnally. They note heavy rain Tuesday afternoon and Mrs. Barnette, recently ill, is improving.
The passage recalls Nesty W. Grady extolling postwar independence for Southern farmers. He envisions farmers eating bread from their fields, raising livestock on own pastures, and selling cotton in their own time to gain cash pay free of mortgage bondage.
Local ad lists aluminum items including percolators pails roasters dish pans and rice boilers priced at 892 cents each D-2t-Nit and Roberts referenced in the notice.
Dayton Daily News reports a pie supper at Adams School themed Mouse Saturday Night on April dth. Gulzon Borglum appears set to tackle a demanding task during the community gathering with local residents expected to attend.
The new filling station Everybody's No. 2 is open with Charles M. Watson in charge. The station is described as one of the prettiest in the area, with significant money spent on its appearance and corner location at the former Barrett wagon yard.
Over fifty thousand people across the United States send films to Jenkins Studio in Denison Texas for finishing. The ad claims the best equipped finishing plant in the South and promises premium Jenkins Quality Prints with developing rolls only and prints eight cents each.
The notice promotes a Saturday sale on April 4 featuring aluminum deals from D.-Zt-N1t and Roberts.
Wants to furnish you money to paint paper repair and make additions to your home. This is the time of year to do this kind of work. No red tape to get this money. Pay it back in small monthly installments. Pay off the micro loan at any time. J M Lowrey, Secy.
The College of Industrial Arts in Denton Texas invites fathers and mothers to Friday and Saturday open house events to observe study schedules meals and daily routines. Bonham girls are represented and some parents plan to attend to survey the school. Dr Blayney urges full parental attendance as the institution grows toward becoming one of the largest girl schools with future expansion.
Mrs A M Cline Millinery debuts a new spring model at the American Theatre Building. The shop, successor to Mrs Id Agnew, showcases faster hat styles and updated silhouettes. Location noted as 229 231.
A poem by Walt Mason contrasts a struggling village pastor with grand riches and luxury around him. The narrator imagines delivering fiery sermons yet rejects wealth and status, lamenting the pastor’s shabby attire and modest pay while noting modern opulence nearby.
Local produce sale ad announces a poultry car on the T and P track this Saturday April 4. Farmers and growers are urged to bring produce and contact numbers 444 for Bowling Produces Company and 25 for Farm Labor Union Produce.
Fe B Thompson strains direct eggs priced at 2.00 prepaid for Mrs J L Mays, Fe tor, Texas. 1228 61.
One day aluminum sale announced with D.2t-Nit and Roberts listed as contacts. Local buyers invited to attend Saturday April 4 for discounted metal purchases.
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