New Orleans Weather Forecast for August 22
New Orleans Louisiana reports generally fair conditions for tonight and tomorrow as reported by Cline.
22 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1910
Page
1
New Orleans Louisiana reports generally fair conditions for tonight and tomorrow as reported by Cline.
A torrent of names fills the city roster with residents and guests arriving and departing. Paul Nichols and B Howard stay, Bert Bynum and Leo Levine travel to and from nearby towns, and many others visit relatives, attend business or return home from trips to Dallas, Denison, Paris, Fort Worth, Honey Grove, and St. Louis.
A brief classified item seeks a second hand type writer in good condition at a cheap price. The ad includes a Daniel Webster quote about enduring minds and moral principle, emphasizing value beyond material goods.
Local hardware store Thompson Abernathy advertises coal or bois dare spokes for sale, offering split or slab options and inviting customers to visit promptly.
A brief saying notes that a cook who produces poor coffee is unlikely to deliver quality meals. The remark plays on the link between beverage quality and overall cooking skill.
Yesterday in the standings the clubs played and results show Fort Worth 10, Oklahoma City 3. Dallas 2 3, Shreveport 0 6, San Antonio 2, Houston 0. Waco 2, Galveston 0.
Shreveport stays near the top and is expected to threaten as the season unfolds. Waco has shown improvement and recent wins over Dallas and Galveston highlight its surge in form.
Texas plans to supply about fifteen to twenty men to the big league this season continuing a trend from last year. Shreveport alone reported $22,000 from player sales, illustrating strong demand for Texas athletic talent.
Harry Ables threw the hooks yesterday to keep Houston from first place as Dallas split with Shreveport. Houston would have led the standings with a victory.
Adam Rankin Johnson the Dallas pitcher will join the St Louis Nationals at season end. Johnson was purchased last year but lacked a chance to prove himself. Wheat, formerly of Shreveport now with Brooklyn, ranks third among National League hitters and is hailed as a marvel and top outfielder.
Texans Drucke and Dickson with the New York Giants show promise with Drucke likened to a young Matthewson. Dickson, from Greenville, is noted as promising while Honey Grove’s census fate looms as officials delay results. local pride centers on quality citizenship over sheer numbers. The Honey Grove Signal in Ector Items reports a rain, trades day at Bonham, and a flurry of local visits and anniversaries across surrounding towns.
Sam resumes operation at Major's partner shop inviting all former customers to call on him at the shared premises. The note expresses willingness to serve the old clientele and maintain familiar service.
The Big Twelve adjourned with ten misdemeanor indictments and nine felonies found at the sitting. Grand jury to reconvene around the 10th next month. J B Burns v The Leonard Cotton Oil Co heard in Judge Denton's court over damages to employee. Will Orton jailed on three counts of violating the local option law after indictments.
A jumble of small notices and trade phrases lists items like half soles at 75 cents a pair and mentions white oak soles. It also notes a Collie puppy, a cuff button order, and expects items from readers while promoting eggs and butter from Scruggs Produce.
A large supply of stoves offered with a special price on large stoves and a big lot of knot wood suitable for heaters or small fireplaces. Prices listed for balance month. Owens Phod ventures.
Marshall & Lindsey report the top bid for hides, noting the latest market price and buyers eager for pelts. The record highlights demand from tanning firms and exporters, with quotes suggesting prices firm amid seasonal supply shifts.
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