21 Apr 1907
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1907
Page
1
The excerpt from The Favorite states that any erroneous reflection on a person, firm, or corporation in its columns will be corrected upon being brought to the arbiters' attention. It outlines a mechanism for addressing defamatory content.
No man mourns over paying taxes or a fair assessment. Set property at its true value and move on.
A thoughtful remark notes that a person who opposes the right on grounds it is not expedient seldom achieves both right and expediency together. The idea stresses harmony between moral correctness and practical usefulness.
Text notes gamblers driven out of Texas by a new law are moving to Oklahoma. Some Oklahoma papers oppose gambling as the influx strains the search for gaming rooms.
Message warns of numerous promoters posing as cotton mill and electric light promoters in Texas towns. They are said to operate from Dallas and deserve scrutiny in the Dallas County jail.
A man who once ran a Paris saloon claims he would pay $10,000 a year for the privilege of operating a saloon locally and would agree to stay open only six hours daily. The quip suggests Paris has become very dry in his view.
A condensed call to public duty urging citizens to bear burdens of the state and county. It stresses that wealth and ability increase obligation and urges individuals to contribute their part to society with integrity and responsibility.
An advertisement offers a second hand buggy, newly upholstered and painted, for sale at a local office. A Virginia man touts Foley's Kidney Cure with a testimonial about its effectiveness. The notice also mentions ongoing bargain sales and local lectures on art at area schools, plus a report on a Public School Art League formation and student honor roll.
A Bonham Commandery No 42 Kansas Line meeting is called for Monday night at 7 30 oclock. The Order of the Temple will be conferred. Visiting brethren are cordially invited to attend.
The Public Schools of Bonham present the seventh scholastic month ending April 5 1907 with lists of pupils by grade and section in Bonham city and South Bonham. The report credits perfect attendance and deportment to high school and Bailey Inglish students plus many named pupils across grades from first through seventh. Superintendent I W Hvans signs the notice.
The grip has been wide spread this winter and may lead to macular rheumatism the most common and least dangerous form. No joint swelling but pain can disable and worsen with every movement. Rest and apply Chamberlains Pain Balm with a thorough massage for quick relief sold by J W Peeler.
Kincaid Reedy and Hughes advertise fresh vegetables for Sunday dinners inviting customers to visit their market for quality produce.
An enthusiastic claim extols Bates Improved Antiseptic German Liniment as the best on earth. It markets the largest bottle on the market priced at 25 cents.
An old advertisement for a liver and bowels remedy from Saundera Drug Co urges buyers to refuse substitutes and request sold price information.
E M Gooks ey of Elm Kaufman county Texas shares detailed guidance on peanut cultivation from planting in mid spring to curing hay. He advises drills three feet apart with twelve to fifteen inch spacing, mid to late June cultivation, interplanting whippoorwill or Clay peas, and proper harvesting and storage. He promotes Spanish peanuts for markets, warns against planting when ground is wet, and suggests feeding peanut hay to horses only if clean and well sifted.
The notice promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a medicine that aids nature by calming coughs aiding lung relief and aiding secretion to restore health. It claims numerous testimonials and lists Jo Peeler as a seller.
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