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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1920
Page
5
Market prices paid by local produce houses and buyers published for the day. Beef cattle feeds peas and fryers listed with price per pound or dozen. Also classified item: rental notice for three furnished rooms and an offer to buy matched diamonds or metal ear screws.
A Bonham resident reports continual dull kidney ache and fatigue from weak kidneys. He attributes relief to Doan's Kidney Pills after a local store recommended the remedy and a neighbor's endorsement.
The Iredell Record editor muses on leaving wealth to others rather than hoarding riches. He urges deeds of usefulness and memory over gold, wishing funders who remember acts of kindness and duty. The piece contrasts personal wealth with giving to mankind.
An ordinance by Alderman L L Peterson regulates parking on Main Center and adjacent streets in Bonham. It details mid street parking near the County Court House yard, limits on parking duration, required turning at intersections, and penalties for violations with provision for enforcement and publication.
Shoppers are urged to consider coats as ideal gifts for men and women with hundreds of affordable options. The ad promotes deep discounts on plush coats, with sale prices ranging down from premium values, highlighting substantial savings for holiday gifts.
Farmers are urged to act promptly to arrange land notes before year end. The notice emphasizes the urgency of securing loans and planning for the upcoming year with the lender.
A brief advertisement touts twenty years in lending, claiming low rates and fast access to money via strong connections. It emphasizes ease of doing business and minimal cost to the borrower compared with new lenders.
A terse notice says money will be sent once security is approved and a good title is shown, asserting there is no other way to proceed with the business.
G W Watson died at his home near Lannius yesterday afternoon after an 18 month illness. He was 70 and a Methodist. Funeral at Dodd City Methodist Church today at 2 pm with burial in Dodd City cemetery. He moved from Putnam County Tennessee to Texas 46 years ago and his children include Mrs M C Billings, G H Watson, Tom Watson, Reed Watson, John Watson, and Mrs J W Helms. He was known for frugality and steady labor at saddler and Harness shop duties.
You are urged to buy conservatively and choose gifts wisely. Logic points to Zidel's as the best place to spend dollars on ready to wear items for both him and her.
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