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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1925
Page
3
The store touts home killed meat and a sanitary display in a top meat counter. It claims the largest city stock of groceries and notes ownership of a single Coffee Roaster in Fannin County. They offer fresh fish two weekly shipments, fresh oysters, Purian Chicken Feed, and two delivery men with two Ford trucks to merit customers.
DOROUGH & CO advertises frost proof cabbage and white Bermuda onion plants ready now from May & Jackson Bonham Texas. Frost plant supplier 127 2t and unusual December values promise busy month with attractively priced good quality merchandise from M. C. Spivy & Co. Itd 1tn.
Real estate advertiser offers several small houses and sets on the South Side for sale cheap with good terms. Also lists a house with S acres for sale cheap and gives contact at 127 31 Will H. Evans & Co.
D M Lilley HOS lists a six room house for sale on a corner lot with a paved street and blocks from the business district. Immediate possession available.
A car of Missouri bulk apples is being unloaded with a price of 1.80 per bushel. D. V. Hill listed as contact or seller.
An advertisement from M. C. Spivy & Co. Ltd emphasizes good service dependable quality and prices equal to the best in the entire southwest.
Mrs. Tom Williams returns from Fort Worth. Eugene Risser returns from Wichita Falls. J. W. Palmore of Ravenna visits Bonham on business. Deputy Sheriff M B Huirell of Windom in Bonham. Mr. and Mrs. T Haley guests of the Boons. C S Stephennon of Timber Creek farmer visits Favorite office. Mrs Henry Chaney recovering from recent operation at Sherman. W J Jenkins of Savoy visits Favorite with brother Hi M Jenkins of Kingsville. Dr M Lilley of Texarkana in Bonham on business. Doc Lilley runs a switch engine in Texarkana yards. Howard Fewell of Texarkana, Bonham native, in Bonham on business.
For sale a new five room house with light fixtures and modern conveniences. J C Brannon. Germans bought 1918 typewriters in America last year.
The Jenkins families thank friends for aid sympathy and remembrance after J. T. Jenkins death. Myrtle Daughtrey Mrs. J. M. Barnett I M. Jenkins W. G. Jenkins express appreciation for generous deeds and support from the community.
Box supper event at Allen's Chapel School House three miles northwest of Bonham Friday night. VP records will go to singing class.
The advertisement invites buyers to December bargains at M C Spivy and Co. Ltd, promising assortment quality style and competitive prices and urging customers to rely on their service.
Lt. Col. Robert C. Lowry writes from Florida that the state’s tax structure lacks income, inheritance, sales, and other levies, drawing wealth and investors. He compares with Texas, arguing repealing taxes could spur growth, while Florida benefits from its laws more than climate.
The Honey Grove Citizen reports visits by Mrs. M. B. Lett and Dr. and Mrs. wait to Dallas and New York, Masonic attendance in Waco, and A and M football team members Pay Wilson and Philp Price in town. State Legion committee appointments, an proposed all star football game with Paris, progress of Charley Avary after a stroke, and a call for highway safety signs near Dodds City are noted. An ad promotes the Texhoma filling station services.
Walter Stewart seeks secondhand four and tires at Chas Howard's location 128-31. Short, terse personal notice describing willingness to trade or purchase.
Shoe repair shop on Panther Row offers half sole and heel fixes while you wait. JR T Davis and John Pierce advertise Royal Shine Parlor with phone number 146 and address 125 61.
M C Spivy & Co advertises attractive holiday lifts with daily new shipments arriving and prices described as right. Local shop promotes varied stock and timely restocking to meet season demand.
We express sincere thanks to each person who assisted us after the death and burial of our beloved Oatha. Thank you for the beautiful flowers and kind words. May the Lord lead and direct you all in our prayers. Mrs. Lillie Milligan and Relatives
The Service Car Man promotes the Aladdin Lamp as the best home lighting option. Sold by J I Berryhill with contact phone listed as .165 and delivery details noted.
A brief notice lists Phonograph, Di Steve, Inge and Varnishing services at reg Price's Repair Shop with a call for customers seeking repairs and servicing.
The Fish Market reports arrival of a fresh shipment and a drum in stock. Local store notes increased selection and signaling a readiness for weekend buyers.
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