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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1925
Page
2
Readable fragments indicate a brief item about four teas at Cheeag cafe, with limited context and no clear outcomes or quotes. Entities like cafe name appear uncertain due to OCR garble, leaving only a vague note of a halt or pause in beverage service.
Mary and her father Bud Hughes face outlaws, a mysterious aviator Terence O Rourke, and a ranch feud in Paradise Canyon near the Arizona border. Buck McLeod and Taggart scheme to seize the Marshall ranch while Terence aids Mary, navigating ambushes, fires, and a perilous pursuit across Mexico.
Terence Mary and Bud escape a collapsing Yaqui hut as Miguel dies and Komi perishes. They recover map fragments, deduce a topaz key, and seek Buck McLeod and Marshall to locate Yaqui gold and thwart Marshall’s rivals at Pico and the Bar M ranch.
A 68 year old Texas woman, Mrs. Sarah Ann Kirkpatrick, died at Ector. Funeral was at the Ector Methodist church with burial in Carson cemetery. Survived by her husband and five children including Ulyss Kirkpatrick of Chillicothe and Roscoe Kirkpatrick of Ector. county notes her as a valued citizen with 60 years in Texas. Maxwetl Thornton, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Thornton, appears as stave drummer in a Belton band portrait. his grandfather Ea Thornton was a Confederate drummer famed for his marching after surrender.
The piece notes rapid growth of motor busses in the United States with about 1,400 new routes formed in a year. Busses challenge rail lines, feed trolley traffic, and connect towns to rural areas, signaling broad expansion of modern travel nationwide. A brief humorous anecdote about a lost child accompanies the text.
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