11 Dec 1907
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1907
Page
1
The Daily Favorite presents editorial and publishing notes from the Favorite Printing Co. staff. A dated page header signals the issue’s branding with editorial guidance and masthead details for readers seeking local notices and community news.
Henry George Jr at Murray Hill Lyceum in New York critiques autoridade figures like Cortelyou Morgan and Rockefeller. He argues Wall Street maneuvers saved banks while widening control, citing loans to New York City and fears of credit collapse, with a cautioned view of currency issuance and market manipulation.
Tax collector records show October total 1643.37 and November 3296.78 with December to date 6121.68. The largest receipt occurred December 2 totaling 5088.63.
A week long sale advertisement from White Blakeney and Fuller offering 23 percent off on all items this week, urging customers to visit the store and take advantage of the discount.
The Bonham Amusement Co will present three performances Wednesday at 3 15 PM 7 PM and 8 PM. The shows will be directed by the 7th grade pupils of the local High School.
J Lee Tarpley and Co offer matting at bargain prices this week with beautiful patterns and base quality. Located at East Side Square next to the bank, the store emphasizes value and selection for customers.
Constable Bob Allen pursued Neal Homan in Denison where Homan, wanted on theft charges, was captured by Grayson County officials yesterday. Big sale continues in ready to wear this week. Donations for the Baptist ladies bazaar are asked for by Thursday afternoon December 12 at the Amusement Parlor.
E. B. Spotts of Coleman Texas offers a three year balance plan for a Panic Stricken Home for small cash payment with details readable in the ad.
Passenger train No. 78 bound for Temple stalled between Kempner and a distant station. Miss Walling of Bonham, a telegraph operator en route from Lampasas, relayed the breakdown to the chief dispatcher, sending an engine to pull the train into Temple and sparing passengers hours of delay.
A white created black polish cockerel has gone missing or stolen. A liberal reward is offered for its delivery to John McClure at Peeler's Drug Store. Uncle Jimmie Buckalew, a conductor on the Fannin County flyer, has returned to work after a layoff due to his wife’s illness. Mrs Buckalew is rapidly recovering and friends are glad.
A breezy notice touts the Mickel Store offering one dollar presents and striking bargains that invite customers to see to believe. The pitch emphasizes exceptional value and low prices for a limited-time showcase.
Local sweetmaker Seward’s candies are touted as the best in town sold by Kincaid Reedy Hughes trading firm. The notice highlights the brand and distributor without additional details.
Jovita Maud Bishop aged three, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Bishop of Ivanhoe, died yesterday morning of diphtheria. Funeral held at 4:00 pm with Rev Hamilton. burial at New Hope Cemetery. The family and community extend condolences.
A pasted ad lists 1.90 buys a large decorated lamp and a mix of kitchenware and vanity items including Japanese art ware crack er jar chocolate pot salad bowls cucumber plates pitchers punch bowls water set toy trunks and more. Buyers urged to shop early at this rice the house of bargaining Niskel Store.
Saunders Drug Co of Bonham Texas promotes Vinol a cod liver preparation as a cure for consumption arguing defective digestion poor nutrition and morbid buildup cause the disease. The ad claims Vinol nourishes the body boosts vigor reduces coughing and aids recovery and offers money back if unsatisfied.
A period appeal extols electricity as superior to old lighting methods, asserting it eliminates smoke and dirt and brings cleanliness convenience and comfort. The message positions electric light as a modern, safer, more convenient option.
County and city tax collectors Crowson and Abernathy warn voters that poll tax payments are well below last year and many citizens may be disqualified without receipts. They urge awareness before elections next year and note general neglect or indifference among residents. A local ad promotes stove sales and a fruit cake offer from Thompson Abernathy Co and R. S. May.
A large stock is offered at White Blakeney Fuller with a 25 percent reduction starting last Saturday and running through next week. The sale advertises a wide selection and big savings from the firm.
The ladies of the free kindergarten association announce a tea and miscellaneous shower at Mrs. T. P Steger's residence on Thursday December 12 from 7:30 to 9 o'clock to collect articles for a Christmas tree. An admission of ten cents is charged and toga or clothing items are requested. A special sale at Spivy & Co North Main street offers discounts on ready made garments, dishes, chinaware, and chamber sets. Thompson Abernathy advertises furniture and a shipment of Seward's candies for Christmas.
Public notice recalls that all c les were sent to Mrs Thomas P G er on Thursday afternoon and placed on the Christmas tree in the free kindergarten.
An old health ad touts Dr Shoop's Restorative as a remedy for weak stomach and internal nerves. It claims the tonic strengthens nerves, supports heart and kidney function, and offers free samples on request from Dr Shoop.
A brief note on vanity contrasts inner virtue with outward adornment. The line elevates moral beauty over cosmetic display, reflecting timeless values about character versus appearance.
A brief health note advises avoiding pneumonia by treating coughs with Foley's Honey Tar to clear the lungs and expel the illness. Saunders Drug Co. promotes the product as a genuine remedy in its package.
The London Tribune prints a short ode to an egg and notes a mailout free catarrh treatment by Dr Shoop of Racine. The note claims the remedy is a widely known medicine sold by all druggists and emphasizes its value to people without money.
Christmas display opens at the R Store on the north side square with a large stock of beautiful decorations now on show.
Favor ite want ads announce men s and boys suits for sale with prices 750 1000 and 5 00 for a quick choice from M Rosenbaum.
An ad from W. R. White seeks fat turkeys with empty craws for delivery this week and offers eight cents or more per pound.
A cost sale announces reductions on all china and queensware in our store. Thompson, Abernathy Co advertises ladies coats and suits at one-fourth to one-third off during a big weekly sale. MC Spivy & Co promotes North Warnatrant store with offers and a problematic line about harming dogs is included in the text.
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