16 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1913
Page
1
Washington reports Bonham and vicinity weather and Thursday fair conditions in East Texas as of April 6. The brief item notes postal and circulation details with miscellaneous times and figures.
The article recounts local Bonham merchants involved in a scheme during winter, criticizing their lack of judgment and exposing errors in judgment. It notes Tom Gooch and Rich ardson Behe as figures who failed to learn, despite years of training.
An advertisement touts Lady fire powder as the best ever used, claiming it smooths the face without enlarging pores. It promises a virtuous, refined formula and sells for 50 cents per box.
A fragmented passage portrays a traveler named Bounam who has lingered in the city so long he forgets his native country. He speaks of familiar locals and a police presence, hinting at urban anonymity and displacement.
A noted disturbance arises from a poster showing a man associated with Sherwood Spotts and colleagues. the event centers on a courthouse exchange. Police report a crack in the hour of the stunt, with friends circulating the image on Unite.
The Da Herald reports on an experimental telecast featuring a beam and a radish as a theme with a playful tale of a little brown hen. Readers are invited to share remarks as the broadcast airs and local odds are mentioned in a humorous tone.
We want all your chickens eggs butter and all kinds of country produce. J L Scruggs Produce Co offers good corn and baled oats for sale at my barn Mans T Pate South 3rd street.
The Bonham crowd fills a new grandstand as a fresh mayor throws the first ball in the first game at a new park. The Bonham team debuts in new uniforms amid strong attendance and visitors from several towns.
The readable text describes a crowd in a town setting, a game attended by visitors and locals, and a sense of dissatisfaction with the event. Names, dates, and places are unclear due to garbled OCR.
T A Lovelace claims ownership of ROL Jour ney Daugherty and Jack and announces the trio will race this season at the Pink Lovelace place, three miles north of Bonham. For details, contact at the barn.
Will Kincaid has been appointed to complete the city assessment roll and will begin duties in that office at once.
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur hair remedy as a safe, inexpensive way to darken gray faded hair within days. It claims natural, even coloring and reports millions sold yearly, urging readers to try the product at drug stores for about 50 cents.
Fragmented passage reports a change in a firm and mentions Wyrth's Sage with sulfur, a Crouch partnership, and hair related terms. The text suggests unsettled accounts, fading hair, and shifting demands, with unclear attribution and dates.
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