17 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1913
Page
1
Notice Sets office dates the 18th 19th and 20th each month from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. with noon hour excluded City Clerk F H White underlines public access and official timings J L Ware Sons referenced as part of the notice context
Bonham Commandery No 42 invites Sir Knights to attend a stated conclave tonight at 7 o'clock. S Rodgirs serves as Recorder and urges full member turnout.
The Bonham property listing advertises the best business house for rent with details available from STEGER GRO. CO. and inquiries directed to the firm for further information and leasing terms.
Hassell and Caldwell Cos host a free Victor concert Friday at eight o clock inviting everyone to attend.
Advertises a street scene photo available to order by Saturday before the photographer leaves the country. The image can be viewed in Don Ryburn's show window. Signed by H. Al Castleberry, photographer.
A fragment notes boys suits priced at 4.50 with a 13 percent off offer from B. L. Webb's, reflecting a value sale detail in a local shopping report.
Friday night at 8 o clock a Ko spybody invites attendance at Uassell and Caldwell Company. The wording suggests a social or organizational gathering with unclear purpose. The fragment mentions a specific time and place within the firm’s locale.
B L Webb advertises Kuppenheimer suits at a new price point of 272.50 with discounts of 1 to 3 off 15. The promotion targets shoppers seeking tailored menswear in the period style.
Three middling bales of cotton were seen on the square this morning near the First State Bank, brought from Danner. The price recorded was .26 per pound. Meanwhile D. L. Ware & Son advertise $15 for a fine suit, offering strong value for men.
A notice notes that burnished housekeeping rooms near 200 Westera Street on the west side are closing in, affecting local occupancy and access.
A plain ad invites shoppers to visit La. Ware & Son for a spring dress and lingerie sale. The brief notice highlights new spring selections and urges customers to come in and buy.
A notice promoting removal of a four room house with hall and two porches, then a clothing sale for boys. It mentions Homer Thompson and a guarantee by J L Ware & Son, with a return if workmanship fails. Falls within a Bonham Commandery notice urging Sir Knights to attend tonight at six o'clock. Rodgers, secretary.
J Lopez Ware & Son advertises men’s suits priced at sixteen dollars, offering blue serge or taupe options and inviting customers to see the styles.
J. L. Ware & Son promotes a line of lingerie dresses for ladies and misses highlighting their beauty and style.
Two evenly matched teams B and H prepare to face Denison High at the new park tomorrow April 14. Local fans are urged to attend for what should be a competitive game.
A fine crowd filled the opera house last night for a two reel feature Undine and The Sea Nymph. The vaudeville team delivered dances and stage acts that pleased many. The venue continues to draw strong crowds pleased with performances and pictures.
Come in and see the value of our new dresses for early spring at J. L. Ware and Son.
Harry Roberts offers a six room modern frame house on a corner 12 acre lot in Booham with baths hot and cold water porcelain tub concrete sidewalk and outbuildings. Priced at 3000 dollars with 1250 dollars down and financing at eight percent. See J M Lowrey at once to arrange purchase.
Stassell and Caldwell host a cow kirday at 8 o'clock Friday inviting 45 people to attend a community fundraiser.
The Bonham and Denison high school game moves to Friday at 1:65 pm at the new ball park. Denison is described as the strongest foe for Bonham with expected strong turnout. Admission is 16 and 26 cents.
An advert notes Kuppenheimer salts for men priced at $4.00 with an offer of 14 off $1665 B L Waobb's.
The ladies of Union Presbyterian church announce a Saturday market at Hughes and Kovtung store selling cake salt rising bread and dressed chickens. Phone orders to Mrs Pred Wemple at 261.
Room and board offered for man and wife or two gentlemen plus several day boarders. Mrs. Luan Polls at 712 Poplar Street advertises accommodations. Also Wassell & Caldwell Cos announces Friday night event at 8 o'clock inviting everyone.
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