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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
7
Fragmentary text references a kindergarten event on September 18 and a shipping arrival for hats. It also mentions a telephone contact for Julie Maritini and sporadic data on gasoline consumption in the United States with dated figures. The readable parts are not coherent into a single event.
Fire twill and tricotine skirts and coats range 32 to 34 inches with semi-fitting lines. Flamboyant embroidered and fur trimmed box jackets appeal to Misses and small women. Wraps offer luxury drape in Marencas and Cordeme hues with silk tassels and embroidery. Prices span 15.00 to 60.60 and up.
Garbled notices recount neighbors and events with scattered names and places. Mentions include homes, arts activity, and visits, with incomplete timelines and unclear outcomes.
A notice lists a special meeting of the Blame Brothers on Tuesday night in Septizin with initiation and refreshments planned. The entry notes H. A. Bridge as secretary.
In the Eastern District of Texts a bankruptcy matter titled Weaver and Gilbert, firm, vs creditors of SD Weaver and G B Gilbert, was filed. On September 21, 1922, the meeting of creditors will be held at Courthouse Decker Torres at 4:00 PM to prove claims and examine assets and property. Sherman Texas. Signed by the court clerk.
In the Eastern District of Texas a bankruptcy case for G. T. Castle is filed. The first meeting of creditors is set for September 23, 1922, at 2:30 PM in Bonham, Texas, where creditors may attend and prove their claims. Referee in Bankruptcy Chas. Butts is handling the proceedings.
A commercial note from J. Boxing Prod Co. Ozporte promotes dry goods notions and groceries. The message claims goods exist and promises savings to convince customers to buy. The text contains several typos and inconsistent phrasing but centers on encouraging purchases.
A garbled notice touts a tonic as a cure all for stomach and digestive ills. It mentions a Mrs Mary Alice Pritchett opening a singing class the week of September and cites a phone contact.
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