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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1907
Page
2
The column lists residents reported on the sick list including Mrs Harris Cox and W A Peters. It notes visits and returns such as Mrs J Lee Tarpley in Sivoy and D C Russell returning from Paris. Others at home include Wm Lannius from Claytonville and A D Hammock Sr back at work.
By invitation of citizens Will H Evans and George Boyd of this city visited Ravenna yesterday afternoon and last night to discuss diversification. They met with residents in the afternoon and addressed a large audience at the Christian Church where many ladies attended. The speakers reported a great meeting and said farmers in the area are keenly interested and will diversify their crops next year as much as possible.
White, Blakeney & Fuller announce a 25 percent reduction on a large stock. The sale starts Saturday and runs through next week with ample items available at the discount.
Bob Glover shows signs of improvement after illness. J N Delay maintains a walk in front of his Poplar street home. Mr Durrett, Telephone Co manager, left Sherman for Dallas today. Joe Johnson of Antlers Okla returns home after visiting friends. J W Bradford and family move from Savoy to 920 West 11th Bonham. Mr and Mrs J D Bolin relocate from their farm to a West 11th Street residence. Edwards Route No 2 was a business visitor yesterday and stopped at the Favorite office. A large stock of men and boys overcoats and clothing is advertised at half price by M Rosenbaum.
A line from H. M. Norman & Co describes receiving a tarrel of red snapper fish drawn and gilled, praising the catch and suggesting no better. This brief item highlights a successful fish delivery and favorable verdict on quality.
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