19 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1910
Page
1
Bonham citizens consider civic improvements and backyards to curb filth that breeds disease. Dr. Woods Hutchinson warned a fly acts as a ruthless pest, delivering pestilence samples and cataloging dangers from typhoid to cholera.
A period piece blends a sermon condemning flies with an advertisement by M A Bridges as Texas representative for Peabody School and Church Furniture of North Manchester Indiana. The text urges cleanliness, denounces pests, and offers desks chairs and church furnishings with Dallas freight terms.
Bonham based J. L. Scruggs Produce Co invites turkey farmers to deliver all turkeys at stated rates per pound. Payment terms call for payment in cents per pound for total shipments.
Mystery surrounds a death found in a Durant area pasture near Durant Oklahoma. The unknown man is not Clint McClarey according to Mrs Ben Bak1 sister of Mr McClarey who identified the remains this morning. The body shows a bullet wound in the head.
Bonham residents warned against relying on back rubs for kidney pain. Dean's Kidney Pills are advertised as the cure, endorsed by P. J. Hackett of Bonham and Saunders Drug Co. The testimonial notes improved sleep and relief after use, with a 50 cent price and Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents.
Residents gather for a holiday photo session at Foster Farm. The article notes a festive mood and the upcoming public display of the Christ mas portraits.
Rev. R. L. Keene of Eetor sold his farm near Ivanhoe to Mr. J. H. Harwood of Collins county. Harwood obtained the deal through Will Hr. Evans. Harwood will make Fannin county his home after next year as the farm is rented for 1911.
The Texas and Pacific Railroad laid heavier steel along the Transcontinental branch from Texarkana west to Paris, completing the upgrade on Saturday. The $ project enhances track efficiency and improves traveler comfort for the line.
A local bank announces altered hours due to the season, closing earlier and opening later. Patrons are urged to take notice and plan transactions accordingly as the change takes effect after January.
A local retailer advertises window seats, princess dressers, kitchen cabinets, Misses' rockers, safes, linoleums, fabrics, curtains, dining tables and chairs, plate racks, leather couches, and various upholstery items in maple and quartered oak. Highlighted goods include chests, chairs, and chiffoniers in birdseye maple and golden oak.
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