22 Apr 1916
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1916
Page
1
Bonham Daily Favorite urges readers to attend Easter services, listen intently, and reflect on the preacher’s words. Analyze the discourse, adopt constructive points, and set a living example for families. The piece promotes conscience, welcome, and personal reform through faithful participation.
The city designates Thursday April 27 as CLEAN UP DAY IN BONTLAM. Residents are urged to place trash and junk for city workers to collect.
A collage of newspaper chatter about spring, advertising fortune, and a Texas hotel manager's marriage scheme. A Fort Worth Telegram excerpt recounts a broken envelope clue and a mistaken trust, as a widow confronts a deceitful husband who has another wife and a past due debt.
We Extend a Welcome to All New and Old Car Owners You will be surprised at the number of things we sell for the care of your machine and the comfort of yourself Stromberg Carburetors $20.00 Spark Plug Pumps 12.50 Tool Boxes Klaxonet 4.00 Magneto Horns 3.00 Master Vibrators 15.00 Hand Pumps 3.00 Come and look over our stock of Goodyear Tires and Tubes Ask to see our Heavy Tourist Tube It is a dandy We handle Texaco Gas and Oil Free water Free air Phone 8 Service Car We have two cars prompt.
The Bonham Club welcomed visiting golfers for a day of keen play on the links. A noon barbecue featuring mutton drew many members and guests. A. B. Scarborough offered a trophy shield won by Bonham after competitive rounds. Entries included Sherman Greenville and others with notable placements across the field.
Mr and Mrs L J Dicus sold their North Star street residence to Mi M Burns of Fort Smith Arkansas. Burns and his mother Mary Early will make their home there. Alt Dicus says he will rebuy as he does not intend to leave Bonham which is noted with pleasure.
Ink G. W. Blake, proprietor, invites customers to have old suits revived at City Dye Works with a satisfaction guarantee and no charge if not satisfied. Phone 217.
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