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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1925
Page
3
The University of Chicago announces it could use 17.5 million dollars to a great advantage, noting the higher education "touch" in its appeal. The Columbus Dispatch adds a quip about bootleggers and the timing of state’s evidence and clemency.
The Chas Davis Musical Comedy Company debuts The Isle of Bon Bon on the Steger lot with the Renaud sisters Walter Mack and Owen Bennett among the performers. The show promises clean fun for all ages and includes new singing and dancing acts by Imperial Quartet and others.
The Red Ball Bus Line lists multiple morning and afternoon departures from Bonham to Dallas with connections to limited Interurban cars. Travel time Bonham to Dallas is two hours and 28 minutes. A noted change affects travel to Paris with connections at Sherman Gainesville and West End.
The First National Bank offers six Savings Banks each with a dollar to the prettiest baby aged 1 to 36 months at the Saturday May 2 event. Milling Co of Sherman promotes prizes for Angel Food and Layer Cake made with Smith's Best flour and lists multiple booth prizes from Dallas to Chicago vendors and local firms.
A humorous piece by Irvin S. Cobb recounts a tale of two regional archetypes an Irishman and a Hebrew in a playful rivalry over famed figures. The contest ends with a dramatic boast about the Irishman claiming the rival's beard as his prize.
Registration offered for boys and girls from April 2 to May 3 at our store. Those who enroll and pay a small fee will receive a free item. Contact 261-3 for details.
Farmers urged to buy Genuine White Arsenic for grasshopper destruction at Palace Drug Store South Side Square. Available in 5 lb quantities at 25 cents per pound. Government guidance cited as justification for use.
A concise note praising concrete action over rhetoric, highlighting practical aid to those in need and the press urging lasting relief beyond words.
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