05 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1913
Page
1
The Daily Favorite printed by Favorite Printing Company in Bonham Texas lists subscription rates and delivery guidance. Notices such as resolutions cards of thanks obituaries are billed at advertising rates, with a forecast noting fair weather for Washington and the Bonham area on Sunday.
A blend of excerpts and opinion contrasts the New Man with the New Woman, criticizing modern questioning of traditions. It cites economic measures such as crop yields and rail output, then shifts to social change, suggesting the New Man seeks broader, sometimes superior, rights while the New Woman pursues equal rights.
The April term of the county court began April 7 1913 with a long list of defendants. Names include Bill Tale Henry Fay Persons Dock Woolbright Jim Temple Vincent Hall John Walker J Pyles Alex Briggs and Jim Turman among others. Charges feature theft carrying pistols knuckles gaming and distilling place where crimes occurred. Proceedings show multiple defendants in various docket entries.
Government statistics show per capita corn supply down 21 percent in ten years and wheat down 14 percent while prices rise 44 percent for corn and 47 percent for wheat. Court notices warn that all remaining cases not assigned by April 7, 1913 will be heard April 9, 1913 under County Court in Fanning County Texas.
An advertisement touts Violet Dulce Complexion Cream as gentle for all ages. It claims the cream preserves softness and smoothness, contains no injurious substances, and is safe even for babies.
Local notice invites visitors to view Fine Black Jack at the barn to start the season, with Dr J. T. Boyd listed as lictor and the event set in Texas.
A fragmented 17th century style fragment references dust cloths, Don Ryburn, and football in a chaotic mix. It mentions anatomy, death, and speculative words about posing questions or overthrowing someone, with scattered phrases about stones, ditches, and hills. The garbled text yields no clear event or names beyond Don Ryburn and vague historical hints.
A college widow recalls receiving a freshman at the porch as he steps onto campus life, reflecting on renewal and tension in early student encounters. The line captures a provocative moment from Stanford Chaparral.
Do you ever stop and think what a wonderful little piece of mechanism a good watch is. The hairspring weighs little, the balance wheel runs many times per hour, and small friction can ruin timekeeping. Have us clean your watch to prevent sluggish movement.
R. J. Eggs for sale offers R. I. Red Eggs for hatching a fine strain. Call City Greenhouse for details.
Public notice announces the annual stockholders meeting in Bonham Texas on April 9 1915 at 4 00 pm to elect a nine member board and decide on leasing lines to Missouri Kansas & Texas Railway Company of Texas. Also directs a directors meeting at the same place after adjournment. Bonham Tex March 6 1918. C E K Schaff president J R Handy secretary.
A poem urges caution in judging others by rumors and appearances. It suggests stepping back to observe situations from another angle, noting that reputations and private actions can be misread. The piece advises thinking well of those in one’s path while avoiding speculation.
Evans and Pritchett advertise a brick building on South Main street with 20 by 60 feet dimensions, a lot 105 feet deep, new concrete floor and sidewalk, and immediate possession. Office in Bonham News Building.
A brief item notes a $100 price or reward connected to Cole Hodges in White Rock area with unspecified details and a reference to Ketor in Texas.
Lennie Morgan and Tom Gass of Bonham with Texas Power and Light Company are in the city this week to count lights in use and assess load. The plant is planned for rapid overhaul to improve its capacity. Honey Grove Cruzen.
A fond mother questions Laura about the frequent visits of a young man. Laura replies firmly that she knows her own intentions and will decide her own path without her mother’s interference.
The 1913 memo from Assistant Attorney General W. A. Keeling states that only jurors officially accepted and qualified receive pay. Summoned individuals excused by court or parties receive no compensation, as pay applies to actual jury service.
Dr King s New Life Pills promise to purify the blood and restore vigor. The ad claims quick relief from headaches sour stomach indigestion and biliousness with every pill helping every box and carries a guarantee of satisfaction endorsed by J W Peeler.
In a brisk exchange Mr. Olde Frend comments on the cheerful appearance of someone, noting a prior all black attire. Mr. Brown replies he recently remarried, quipping about color and style. The dialogue concludes with a brief nod to a judge.
A Virginia reader recounts severe health problems and relief after using Cardui. She notes doctors and medicines failed until Cardui improved her nerves and energy, helping her recover and feel well again. The letter endorses Cardui for women’s health and urges others to try it.
Brown of Muscadine Alabama testifies his wife suffered a severe cough and nearly died but recovered after using Dr King s New Discovery. The remedy is priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar and is recommended by J W Peeler.
A terse dialogue hints at tension as a husband and wife exchange sharp lines about control and propriety, revealing underlying strains in their relationship. The remark about Mr Henn adds a hint of social judgment and intrusion into domestic life.
A reader testimonial from Ra N C reports chronic stomach and back pains and kidney trouble improving after using Electric Bitters. The notice claims the medicine cures stomach and liver disorders, with a claim of rapid relief and overall health restoration.
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