02 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1913
Page
1
Bonham readers see a notice column including subscription rates and delivery reminders. The item notes changes of address require both old and new locations and mentions obituaries and cards of thanks are billed at standard ad rates. A weather note forecasts unsettled conditions and cooler east Texas showers.
The piece laments global violence from suffragettes anarchists and war regions. It contrasts divine justice with calamities and urges universal sympathy. It notes political figures and North Carolina unrest amid disasters, urging rescue and service.
A narrator recalls why returning to the farm is unlikely as workers recount a boss who gave little time to admire the land. John D. Rockefeller is quoted about not affording luxury while an old man saves for a rainy day.
A carload of prime Missouri mules is shipped south in good condition. The scene centers at Baker Blassell Livery with a remark from Little Eleanor about a dead rooster, reflecting on misfortune and ethical resolve.
A contractor building a railroad in a hot climate reduced meat portions and increased Quaker Scotch Oats by boiling and mixing with drinking water. Sickness among laborers decreased quickly and workers showed improved strength and spirits. The method highlighted the value of good ratmeal packaged for hot climates.
The Denison Bonham and New Orleans Railroad Company announces its annual stockholders meeting in Bonham Texas on April 9 1915 at 4 00 p m for electing a nine member board and authorizing lease of lines to Missouri Kansas Texas Railway Company of Texas. The board meeting follows immediately after the stockholders meeting at the same location. Bonham Texas March 6 1913 C E Schaff president J R Handy secretary.
Description of a horse named Progress Todd no 41354 with 16 hands and 250 pounds, praised as the greatest all purpose horse in Texas. Dam by Nut Wood and source described as the greatest brood mare sire. Foal insurance terms set at 825.00. Auction price stated.
Black horse foal from GOV. FRANCIS line Kilma Strong by Gov Strong, touted as the greatest pacing stallion in Texas. The listing notes fast records connected with the animal and sets terms of 25.00 to insure the foal.
A listing for The Counterpart No 51512 describes six hands fall brother to The Climay 212 with terms and a base price of 20.00 to insure the colt. The brief notes indicate insurance coverage and ownership details in a concise sale notice.
Brown horse of 16 hands by Prodegal with Wilton dam. Foal insurance terms set at $25.
John Morris offers a dark bay colt by John Kirby with 2:11 time and 44 dam Marett Morris full sister to Gov Francis 2:08. Price 315.00 to insure foal. Advertises registered horses from leading trotting families at competitive cost. Horses available for viewing at Old Fair Ground. owners assume all risks.
The passage extols a watch’s inner workings, noting the hairspring weighs little, the balance wheel vibrates at 14 000 times per hour, and the movement uses negligible oil yet needs it. It warns that minor friction disturbs timekeeping and urges professional cleaning.
A Bonham resident testifies years after using Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney pain, reporting lasting relief and recommending the product. The letter notes prior permission to use the name and urges others to buy from Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo, and to remember the Doan's brand.
Dr CoA Gray announces sale of the late Dr R. J. Martin’s office contents including book cases surgical chair cabinet instruments and new Fought-Pack blood pressure apparatus. Items available to view at his Bonham office with sale imminent and option to buy all or separately.
Advertises Dr King s New Liver Pills to purify blood relieve headaches sour stomach and biliousness and restore vigor. Claims every pill helps and every box is guaranteed with satisfaction guaranteed by J W Peeler.
Country Produce invites customers to bring chickens eggs butter and all kinds of JL. Scruggs Produce Co offers fresh poultry dairy and produce items for local buyers.
Fragmentary text describes a public day event with mentions of bath room butlers stalls and local areas. Readable fragments hint at a general notice or schedule but lack clear facts, names, or dates to form a concrete summary.
James M. Baker of South Carolina was appointed secretary to the United States Senate with a salary of 86 500 a year. He is a law graduate and former Senate librarian, backed by Senator Gen Tillman for the post.
Mrs LW Cook of Vineland New Jersey shares a testimonial praising Vinol for digestion relief and restored strength. She claims chronic stomach trouble and general weakness improved with Vinol, a cod liver oil and iron product, and notes a money back guarantee if it fails to help.
Classified notice offers a brick business house on Main Street with concrete floor in first class condition priced at $2000. Advertises terms easy and includes sidewalk payment. Signed by Jo M. Lowrey seeking inquiries about similar bargains.
Vans and Pritchett offer a Buick building on South Main Street with 60 feet deep lot and 105 feet depth, new concrete door and sidewalk, immediate possession, a bargain, office in Bonham News Building.
A dated real estate note from Bonham predicts a sharp rise in property values as the town develops into a small city. The writer highlights numerous available residential lots and business property for sale, urging timely purchases before prices climb.
Kor Rent Three offers three furnished rooms with light housekeeping. Apply at Favorite office.
A classified notice lists a Mine White Book offered for sale at 100 dollars. Contact Callie Hodgrey in Ketor, Texas for details.
An advertisement extols Ely's Cream Balm to open congested nostrils and relieve catarrh. It claims rapid breathing relief, headache fade, and a cure by morning, urging readers to buy a small bottle at their drug store for instant soothing of inflamed nasal passages.
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