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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1908
Page
3
A fragmented note describes tomorrow morning events with a rise time of 7 21 lunar activity and a reference to Neptune between trees, indicating an observational detail. It mentions a one day interval and a mid point between two celestial positions.
The Review discusses a sustained gold flood driven by new metallurgical advances cutting production costs and expanding supply. It argues prices rise while money depreciates, with world gold stock set to double in under twelve years as chemists shrink ore costs from $14 to under $2 per ton.
The First Christian Sunday School will install its officers and teachers at 7 p.m. on January 5. The service includes Prelude, congregational hymns, readings by the pastor and congregation, orchestra selections, a Sunday School Chorus, and the officers and teachers pledge promising faithfulness to Christ and the church.
Bonham endorses a government building project and calls for public support. Congressman Randell has introduced a bill in Congress to fund a new facility, and citizens are urged to contact representatives and assist in advancing the measure.
An Kunis county farmer sold his previous year's turkey crop for 3600 dollars. Some residents doubt the wisdom of crop diversification.
William J. Bryan weighs in on the guaranteed bank deposits question amid strong public division. Proponents push protection while critics warn of cost and risk to the financial system.
A fragment notes someone calls Jeff Davis of Arkansas an epot though the line ends abruptly with uncertainty about whether Davis heard the remark.
The question raises whether reassembling the state legislature would restore public confidence. Expert opinion suggests skepticism about quick restoration and emphasizes transparency and reforms.
Bonham coordinates a busy sales day to match the ongoing procession. Local merchants mobilize banners and discounts, aiming to sustain turnout and capitalize on the event's momentum. Community leaders urge orderly crowds and safety throughout the day.
Bonham watchers report a quiet period at the wagon factory amid a broader revival in transport craft. Local workers anticipate orders to resume as demand from nearby markets picks up, signaling a potential rebound for regional manufacturing.
A Sunday school meeting lists a worker pledge to regular attendance, diligent study, loyalty to rules, consistent example, and salvation edification. It notes a Quintette selection and a sermon by Chas. M. Schoonover with Hymn No. 533 sung by the congregation, organist Miss May Carleton.
Classical ad copy notes that la grippe and pneumonia kill more than consumption. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a quick cure for colds that may lead to pneumonia, urging readers not to take chances and to buy from Saunders Drug Co.
Congressman Randell met with Denison residents to discuss a proposed government building. Baham supports the project and pledges effort to secure it.
For County Clerk W A Thomas requests renomination to the office. He won his first term two years ago over two popular opponents and has served faithfully as a clerk. A longtime Fannin County citizen, he is well qualified and asks voters for support in the forthcoming election.
An old advertisement urges immediate care for a child’s diarrhea and cough remedies. It promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with castor oil, Dr Shoop's Cough Cure, and a lung healing resinous plant extract. It claims safety, no narcotics, and urges purchase from all dealers.
Notice to stockholders of Avie ham Bank & Trust Com. Bride requested to meet at the bank on Tuesday Jan 14 1908 at 3 p m for electing directors for the ensuing year and to attend to other business before the bank. Walter O Siler Cashier.
The street car company announces schedule changes. Heights departures shift to 11 30 and 12 45 from earlier times. Town departure moves to 1 20 replacing Heights 1 50 and 1 40.
An old advertisement touts Dr Shoop’s Restorative tablets or liquid to strengthen stomach heart and kidney nerves. It claims quick help and offers a free sample test by Dr. Shoop of Racine Wisconsin to all dealers.
A local residence at 620 West 9th Street is listed with office and telephone details for Nunn and Jones Co. The listing provides phone numbers 303 for both office and residence and notes the address 620 West 9th Street.
A terse business note promotes crown and bridge work as a specialty at a location on the southeast corner square with contact numbers for office and residence.
Office location advertised above Peeler's Drug Store with contact phone numbers for both office and residence.
A promotional note claims most appendicitis victims are constipated and advertises Foley's Orino Laxative as a mild remedy. It states the product stimulates the liver and bowels to restore normal action and warns against substitutes. Saunders Drug Co.
A fragment notes a predicted big political noise in 1908 while a separate ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds from Saunders Drug Co. The divorce remark and widow reference appear as unrelated moral commentary amid ads.
Two furnished rooms with board and city water in each room available for four students or two couples. Apply to Mrs. L. P. Thomas at 500 West Ninth Street.
An ad advises avoiding pneumonia from a cold by using Foley's Honey and Tar. It claims the remedy stops the cough heals the lungs and expels the cold from the system. It warns to refuse fakes and to buy the genuine yellow package from Saunders Drug Co.
A full blood Jersey cow, fawn colored with skin in the left ear has strayed and is reported to be in the custody of John Heffner. The notice urges the rightful owner to claim the animal.
Advertising copy promotes Cham berlain cough remedy for children with coughs colds croup and whooping cough stating it contains no opium or narcotics and is best for these illnesses. Sold by J W Peeler.
A few clothing items left by attendees of a witch service at First Presbyterian Church are available. Parties may claim them by applying to Phil Jacobs.
Advert says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy greatly lessens whooping cough severity by liquifying mucus and easing expectoration. It claims to prevent pneumonia or serious results and notes sale by J. W. Peeler.
A notice seeks several more boarders at a boarding house offering Roome meals electric lights fuel and hot and cold baths for 16 dollars per month. Readers are directed to meet at the Fire Station with J U Moss for details.
An issue urges advertisers to place ads in the WeEKLy Favorite, a weekly publication distributed every Thursday morning, promising strong value for the money.
Letters from distant regions praise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for babies with colds and croup. Australia Africa and Samoa mothers report satisfactory results and enthusiasm matches that of domestic users. Sold by J. W. Peeler.
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