02 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1912
Page
1
Entered at Bonham Postoffice Second Class Matter with subscription rate notes and address change guidance. Weather forecast for Bonham area notes fair conditions. regional notices reference political frost warning and remarks on wealth.
Bonham Methodist pastor touts one of the world’s oldest Bibles to be shown at midweek prayer. Bonham residents face effort to attend while Terrell residents readily join such meetings.
A notice to customers says service will run 24 hours daily and meters will be installed for all. It asks customers to notify when ready for meter installation and states efforts to treat all customers equally. It mentions past signals of appreciation and a push to complete installations promptly.
The article touts French Market Coffee as a century old favorite praised by historical figures and New Orleans society. It attributes quality to Pan-American Coffee berry and a consistent hygienic roasting process, claiming harmful elements are roasted out.
Auction style notices note cotton shipments from Lamasea Manin county and Moor Staple Cotton from Fannin. Other classifieds advertise land for sale near Clarksville with a modern dwelling and acreages up to 65 acres, plus a listed property on Neeth Center Street and a quieter exchange of small goods in a rural town setting.
The State of Texas County of Fannin notifies A. A. Burney administrator and heirs of Mrs. Sallie Piner and listed property owners that Bonham city council ordered sidewalk improvements on multiple streets. Assessments were levied against properties per frontage, with costs to be borne by abutting owners as specified in the ordinance and resolutions dated February 12, 192X and March 23, 192X.
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