22 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1913
Page
1
Advertisement listing prices and items for sale at Palace Drug Store and Rob Peeler's drug store. Includes a four room house with two porches to be moved, ticketing for Minstrels, a lost Scotch Collie with reward, and contact by Hendrix and Moor.
John Allen died at his family home near Randolph early today after months of poor health. He was 60, loved by all who knew him. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at the Randolph cemetery.
A historic event unfolds in Mystic on a Wednesday described as a disaster returning to the annals of history. Readers are urged to witness the impact and significance of the incident as it unfolds.
The Park Board Civic Association asks citizens to donate to buy the southeast corner site to enlarge and beautify the park. The Favorite endorses the effort and lists early contributions, urging a public show of aid and promising recognition on a honor roll. A Bonula Blues player saved a struggling team by grabbing a runaway wagon, earning cheers for bravery.
Miss Jessie Parker, techer of the fourth grade at Leonard public school, has returned to Leonard after visiting her parents Prof and Mrs R M Parker. The notice also mentions a Thursday cake sale with a free five cent crackers box and a Dayton disaster report from Mystic on Wednesday.
Mrs. T Pate advertises farm produce for sale at her barn on South 3rd Street offering corn and baled oats for purchase.
For sale. Good four room house with hat and two porches offered if moved off the lot at once. Homer Thompson Dayton Disaster special note. Nee at Mystic for school children. Admission and 10 cents wanted substitute carrier boy for favorite. Must have a pony and can have first opening after learning routes. Apply at office.
Local note endorses the Palace Drag Store with praise for its drinks that hit the spot. The brief reads like a shopper’s quick recommendation highlighting beverage quality and satisfaction.
Notice from the Wo of PL lodge requests all members to attend tonight's meeting at Soclock. The agenda includes business of considerable importance and attendance is urged.
The Civic Association directs a home talent show titled The Prince and the Gray Cat led by Mr. Lee of Chicago. Two hundred children must join the cast and parents are urged to permit Cheer chitken to participate. Reporting time is at the Biremen's Club room tomorrow afternoon at 4.
Tickets are on sale at Rob Peeler's drug store for the Bagehall Min event. Purchase details and dates are likely posted at the counter for interested attendees.
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