Local residents and visitors in from multiple towns
Robert Skiles went to Metor this afternoon. Dalph Hill of Windom is in the city. M. C. Guthrie went to Denison this morning. J. T. Bizzell and Campbell from Honey Grove were here today. Will Marcom of Windom spent yesterday in the city. L. L. Caldwell of Ravenna spent last night here. Judge Ben E H Denton came up from Paris this morning. Joe Moss and P. Harris went to Denison this morning. Miss Florence Foster has gone to Dallas to visit friends. John O Keefe returned from Honey Grove this morning. Dr. John Cunningham of Ravenna was in the city today. Jim Darling of Telephone was here today on business. W. A. Thomas spent yesterday visiting relatives at Windom. Rroest Sparger of Greenville visiting relatives in the city. Mark McMahon and wife came home from Savoy this morning. Ross Scott returned home today from Texarkana. Mrs. C Wright and daughter left for Whitesboro to visit friends. Smith Mades left this afternoon for West Texas on a prospecting tour.
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Ad Campbell
Honey Rrove
Will Marcom
Windom
L. L.caldwell
Ravenna
Ben E H. Denton
Paris
Joe Moss
P. Harris
Denison
John O'Keefe
Honey Grove
John Cunningham
Jim Darling
Telephone
W. A. Thomas
Sroest Sparger
Greenville
Mark McMahon
Savoy
Ross Scott
Texarkana
A Surprised Swordsman and the Two Refugees
In seventeenth century Boston a boastful fencing master challenged all to duel. Judge William Goffe and Edward Whalley, disguised in rustic garb, confronted him on his stage. Goffe used a cheese shield and a muddy mop as he repelled swords and warned of harm with a broadsword threat. The master, baffled, admitted no other English fighter could best him.
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Bostes
William Goffe
Edward Whalley
Goffe
Whalley
Devil
England
Boston Post
Local Neighbors and Visitors Reported in Various Travels
A flood of short items notes Rev. M. A. Hamilton's return from Honey Grove, visits by Baxter Sisler in Durant, Walter Henderson in Lamesa staying with Elenry Gates, J. J. Burge visiting relatives in Ector, and Mrs. D. Cowart with daughter Missna traveling to St. Louis. Plus numerous family visits, patient reports on J. M. Bills, and anecdotes about a fire alarm misadventure at an engine house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Henderson
Lamesa
Elenry Gates
Railway Time Table Listings for West Bound Trains
The timetable shows westbound arrivals and departures for trains No. 35 at 9:35 to 9:40 a.m. No. 31 at 12:25 to 12:45 noon. No. 33 at 9:15 to 9:30 p.m. Eastbound trains No. 34 at 8:50 to 9:05 a.m. No. 32 at 1:15 to 1:35 p.m. No. 36 at 5:10 to 5:15 p.m.
Train Schedule Fragments for North and South Bound Service
Partial timetable notes show northbound No. 257 at 9:15 a.m and No. 725 departing noon southbound No. 724 arriving, with No. 258 arriving at 9:10 a.m and a late evening run at 6:10 p.m.
Democratic Primary Action Promised on All Names
A column notes that all names listed in the announcements are subject to action in the Democratic Primary, underscoring party rules and potential consequences for candidates and supporters.
Untangled fragment hints at a local illness update
Fragmentary notes report a sudden illness in Illinois with uncertain timing and a cautious improvement in some patients though full recovery remained unclear. The text is incomplete and reads as a rough OCR segment from a regional newspaper.
Reversed Message Brings News Of Louisville Mother's Illness
Reverend Chas. M. Schoonover sent word of his mother at death’s door in Louisville Kentucky. He departed yesterday afternoon for Louisville. Bunham friends hope for her recovery and comfort during this trying time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Schoonover
Louisville
Schoonover
Bunham
Teague Returns to Work After Accident Recovery
Teague is able to return to his business, resuming activity Saturday for the first time since a bad accident. He is progressing well and expects to be back in shape to commence full duties soon.
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Bom
Teague
Steger Lumber Co Offers July August Coal Delivery
The Steger Lumber Company announces orders for coal delivery in July and August at low prices. Customers are invited to phone to place orders for cheap coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steger Lumber Company
Merchants put off picnic due to heat and dust
The committee of businessmen met this morning and postponed the proposed picnic indefinitely. They cited heat and dust making the event impractical at this time. A neighbourly saying about good and bad neighbors closes the note.
Hattle Seeks Clarity on George and Marriage
Fragment from Chicago Tribune shows Hattle asking a confidant if George desires marriage. Ella confirms no direct statement from George, noting instead his rumored strong dislike for Mamma. The exchange suggests relationship tension and social pressure around weddings.
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Hattle
George
Ella
Ehattle
Chicago Tribune
The Useleganess of Worry to Sympathize
A London Sketch discusses sympathy as loving understanding and the helpful impact of its expression, contrasting it with worry which the piece deems unhelpful and overgrown.
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London
Girt Finds Sentiment After Job Loss Joke
A short quip from the Atlanta Journal notes it is hard for a girl to get sentimental when a man has just lost his job, highlighting a wry observation on work and emotion.
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Atlanta Journal
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Robert Skiles
Metor
Dalph Hill
M. C. Guthrie
J.T. Bizzell
Florence Foster
Dallas
Smith Mades
West Texas
M. A. Hamilton
Baxter Sisler
Durant
Mrs
J. J. Burge
Ector
Jones
Hugo
Okla
P.t. Wellborn
Fort Worth
P. J. Catron
J. Y . McQuige
Denton
Obe. Wesdoms
A To. Bkammock, Jr
J. M. Bills
South Bonham
Mack Cowart
Allington
Floydida
John Spotts
Calais
Florence
Russia
Moscow
Crimea
St. Petersburg
London Chronicle
Cholula
Egypt
Cheops
Wilkenson
New York American
the Shoe Man
South Sige Sy
J. Lee Tarpley & Co
Under Pakers P, Embalmers
Texas & Pacific
M.K
Bess
Istake
Lui
M. Praes
Dr F C. Allen
Rad
Arlington Helring
Bn Ysican
J. A. Lannius
Ivan
Veal
J. E. Nt
Shene
Uthee
Ver Nunn & Jones Company
D. T. Boyd, MD
Tuldim
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Ehwoes
Ben H. Denton
Lars McAlester
Bob Lattimore
Sam T. Rayburn
H. A. Cunningham
W AL Thomas
Chase Bridge
Wee Willie Finley
Walter Donaldson
Sid Ridling
AL Agnew
Weighe
Bonbam
Astacie Precinet
Poe
Constable Prec
SPSSU
Breley
C .Uthes Kouw My
Geo. P. Ball
Roth
Aitis Vesterthiay
F. M. League
The
First National Bank
Bonham, Texas
Hargrove & Reynolds
Fanning County National Bank OF
Paltea States
J. W. Russell
J. T. Kennedy
C L. Bradford
J. W. Rainey
J. B. Russell
Ed D. Steger
D C. Russell
T., L. Rogers
A.B. Kennedy
Richard B. Semple
J. T. Dale
Bonham Electric & Gas Co
Mone
Bonham Bank & Trust Co
Weraisu
City Dye Works
Bonham
Hat Hore Gaing
Nat'l Bank
Will H. Evans & C
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