EB OH PRITCHETT Ww 8 Sports
Editor notices indicate regional sports and business management roles for EB OH PRITCHETT with leadership positions in the publication's sports section.
31 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1907
Page
1
Editor notices indicate regional sports and business management roles for EB OH PRITCHETT with leadership positions in the publication's sports section.
The Favorite offers to correct any erroneous reflection on the character or reputation of any person, firm, or corporation appearing in its columns once brought to the attention of the publishers.
Secretary Cortelyou proposes a policy shift to check speculators by distributing government funds weekly to major financial centers. The plan relies on expert crop movement data to guide deposits, aiming to soften price swings without triggering violent fluctuations during peak periods.
The Hunt county Fair at Greenville is reported as a great success. The piece urges Fans nin county and Bonham to consider joining yearly fairs, noting fairs advertise communities and foster interest among farmers stock and poultry raisers while sparking healthy rivalry to improve all efforts.
The Denison Herald notes Senator Looney opposed the committee amendment to the anti-pass bill and argued on the Senate floor that the clause targeted newspapers unjustly. Senator Barrett backed the clause and attacked papers, prompting a Herald correction apology if Looney was misrepresented. The Paris Advocate seeks root knot nematode details, with Dr Bessey’s warning copies sent to the Advocate for farmer awareness in Red River valley fields.
A Philadelphia doctor calls kissing a barbaric blunder yet acknowledges its playful appeal. The Houston Post notes the lighthearted misstep as a harmless, shared sensation.
The First National Bank at Bonham Texas files its report of condition as of August 22 1907 detailing assets liabilities and financial position in the state.
The Fannin County National Bank at Bonham Texas closes its books August 22 1907 with cashier I D W Sweeney and cashier J W Russell stating the report is true to the best knowledge before notaries public T J Humphrey and W Chapman respectively. Directors include Geo A Preston H B Taylor Zac Smith J W Russell W Rainey J T Kennedy and W W Russell.
The Eastern Star Chapter held a regular meeting last night initiating members and installing officers for the coming year. Officers include Worthy Matron Mrs D H Shielda and Worthy Patron F M Gibson with several associate roles and a banquet to follow.
The Texas State Fair poultry exhibit runs October 19 to November 8 and will be the largest fanciers exhibition in the South. New Empire coops add space for 1000 chickens and 3800 pigeons. Entry fees rise, singles 15 to 266 and pens 260 to 500, with a $100 purse for the best pair of birds.
The competition, open to all varieties, will distribute 60 dollars to first place, 25 to second, and 15 to third. Changes aim to favor actual breeders while inviting high class specimens. Goleman Young of San Marcos appointed special pigeon judge. he leads the Texas Pigeon Club. Special coops and detailed classifications are planned. C. P. Vanwinkle of Dallas named poultry department superintendent. he will provide catalogs and entry blanks on request.
Public notice commands Sheriff to publish this citation for four weeks in a Bonham newspaper. J W Stephens must appear October 7, 1907, before the Fannin County Court in Bonham to answer Planters National Bank of Honey Grove debt suit No 2411 for $475.75 with interest and attorney fees.
A claim that babies cry due to hunger from worms in the stomach, not digestion, and that White's Cream Wormfuge will stop crying and make babies thrive. Saunders Drug Co. is the seller.
An implausible frontier advertisement promises the greatest opportunity for agents and capvaigers. It urges writing to C Irvine Co in MaAles ter I T for particulars. Separate ad offers a safe and a free trial package of Dr Shoops Headache Tablets claiming to relieve pain by reducing blood pressure.
Local appeal promotes a subscription club with Fort Worth Semi-Weekly Record and Weekly Favorite. Highlights include the Record as a family newspaper with agriculture market reports news service comics and household features. Subscriptions offered at $1.75 per year via the office.
O Scott of Duffield Michigan recalls a visitor from Mason Iowa who fell ill with diarrhoea and cramps. After receiving several doses of Chamber Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from J W Peeler, the patient recovered.
Advertisers seek customers with rage to sell and invite bringing rage to the office for exchange.
Advertisement for Wine of Cardus claims it purifies blood and relieves female disorders including irregularities and prolapse. It lists headaches backaches cramps and nervous symptoms as alleviated and invites letters for free advice from the Ladies' Advisory Department of The Chattanooga Medicine Co. in Chattanooga Tennessee.
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