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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1908
Page
1
The fragment suggests a business need born of prosperity and scarcity, emphasizing a connection or network as a stabilizing factor during tougher periods. It reflects a mindset that relationships support continuity when money is tight.
The Crystal Springs note defends Joseph W Bailey against rumors of swindling relatives. It recalls his care for dying parents, refusing estate shares, and promoting public good. Signatories include local professionals and merchants praising Bailey’s character and political arc from Crystal Springs to the Senate. The item mentions an interstate labor meeting in Fort Worth.
The largest Southwest labor congress opens in Fort Worth with conventions of the Texas Federation of Labor and several unions. Heavy rains cripple roads and crop prospects while political infighting looms ahead of elections. Local residents Louis Garner and wife return to Naples, and Roy Hammond and I Hammond visit. J L Leatherwood marries S B Miller's daughter Jucaul Leatherwood with Rev. ReW Targis officiating.
The Fraternal Brotherhood met last night with plans for a Tuesday visit by State Deputy A M Duke who will address the lodge and initiate candidates. H W Clinglesmith died at 5 pm at his South Booham home after a two day illness. funeral at 2:30 pm at his residence with burial in Willow Wild Cemetery. He was 71 and survived by his wife and four married daughters, Mabel Jones Sherman Pate Black Barstow Bert Jefferson and Thompson.
Notice to farmers in and near Bonham of a meeting in the district court room Friday night April 17th to organize a local farmers union. Attendance urged by W. W. Scott, Organizer.
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