24 Apr 1907
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1907
Page
1
An advance pricing snippet lists Mix Max at seven units per month. One year in advance shows a price of 1.25 plus 25 cents and 2.08, with unclear currency and context for the bundled rates. The fragment lacks complete details or identifiers.
Western bound trains 31 33 35 and eastern bound 32 34 36 show arrival and departure times. Northbound No 257 leaves Bonham 6 15 a m with No 723 at 12 35 p m. Southbound No 258 arrives Bonham 5 40 p m and No 724 arrives 9 10 a m.
Philip Wise calls for mule renters and buyers. Wanted: 3 to 8 year old mules. Bring animals to Robinson and Baker's stable from Thursday to Monday. Contact F. A. Harp.
A fragment lists market times and prices for commodities including cotton seed oats eggs butter hogs cattle hay alfalfa and sweet potatoes with turkeys priced per pound and ranges shown for various items. Readable entries include cotton seed corn oats eggs butter hogs cattle hay and alfalfa.
A local ad notes a selection of men s fine suits available at special discount from White Blakeney and Fuller inviting customers to come in and price them.
A lot of choice bronze turkeys spring toms weighing twenty five to thirty pounds offered for sale. Visitors invited to come and see them. Located 5 miles northwest from Dodd City on route 2 by GR. Trent.
The passage notes Arden Anthony remarking that he has loafed for a day or two since Gale-Chaney Co. closed, the first such layoff in 35 years. It praises salesmen like him as always busy and predicts the manor firm securing his services will gain an excellent assistant.
The Personal Column lists readers comings and goings. Names include W B Dyer in Dallas A E Johnson in Denison J G McGrady home from the west L Y Henson from Isctor W W Saunders left for Denison Walter Inglish back from Honey Grove Haggard to Enloe Chas B White to Fort Worth A H Burnett and wife to Denison A B Scarborough to South McAlester Mrs Dave Vance and baby visiting Mrs J W Christian Mrs W L Lyons returning to Trenton Miss Blanche Evans Ilene Agnew Maude Evans visiting Dallas Mrs M Hardy and children back from Telephone to Coalgate Miss Mary Speaks returning to Gainesville J H Sanderson and wife back to Sherman.
The county court disposed of cases since the last report. Henry Jones was found not guilty of carrying a pistol. Will Gilmore had his pistol case reset for January 14. Frank Smalley faced local option violation with bond forfeiture. Wilson Tarrant, a colored citizen, was tried on local option charges arising from lending a quart of whiskey to a white neighbor and receiving a quart in exchange, treated as a sale. Mrs. Josie Gowin and children returned from Munford Tennessee after Mr Gowin’s illness and death there.
The organizing committee invites all attendees to a Friday rally with expected speeches and a general good time. Ladies are invited and encouraged to attend.
Ladies and children's jackets and rain coats reduced one fourth in price at Graham Crawford Co. This sale highlights substantial discounts across outerwear for women and kids.
Two cottages available for rent listed by T. R. Caldwell. One cottage has six rooms and the other five rooms. Both units suited for small households seeking affordable dwellings.
Scruges Dairy announces relocation to a new premises and asks customers to leave notes for orders of extra milk or butter since phone service will be down for a few days.
Advertises 100 acres of fine bottom land at Tulip above overflow with two houses. Contact P. H. White for details.
Dr Nall the exclusive optician presents an 8 day promotion at Hotel Alexander featuring Pure Fail Texas ribbon cane syrup at R L Williams store.
Bonham Mutual Burial Association updates membership on changes since January 1 1907. Bonham House Furnishing Company becomes official undertakers and Leonard Bailey succeeds J Lee Tarpley as secretary and treasurer. Members urged to remit dues to Bailey, old stand.
Ikarness and Saddle Shop announces reopening with Daddy Hammock's shoe shop on West Side North Main Street. They invite old customers and new ones while offering a suit of clothes line at reduced prices from Graham, Crawford & Co.
If constipated dull or bilious or pale Lax-ets offer a gentle laxative effect. Small toothsome tablets easy to eat with no grinding or pain. Handy for the vest pocket or purge. Sold by J W Peeler in Go and 250 lithographed metal boxes.
Sufferers report prompt relief from rheumatism after applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The product aids sleep and rest. Sold by J. W. Peolor.
Mrs. E. B. Moore and her baby arrived back in McKinney yesterday after visiting the family of A. A. Campbell on 84th Street.
The C W B M of North Main Street Christian church will meet Thursday at 4 PM at First Presbyterian Church. The first meeting of the new year will include Island Missions program, hymn, Bible lesson XI 1-3, prayer, and a business period with refreshments at Kincaid, Reedy & Hughes.
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