27 Dec 1912
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1912
Page
1
The piece discusses political shifts with the resignation and potential consequences for party governance. It notes the rise of primary doctrine, predicts loss of influence for seasoned leaders, and signals a broader call for reform within national committees. Washington dispatches suggest broad sentiment about party structure and reform.
A reader urges timely home purchases in Bonham to curb rising prices. The letter muses on civic improvements, including ornamental lights on park corners and better outlooks for community development.
The piece notes Senator Simon Guggenheim of Colorado weighing resignation as the political landscape changes. It praises his shrewdness while predicting the end of the traditional statecraft he represents, likening the era to a game being raided and redefined.
A long local advertisement lists cottages houses and lots for sale on West Loth Street North Main Street and West 4th Street with prices from 21000 to 3000. It notes easy terms possession within 380 days and offers an 8 30 p.m. invitation to view plus an office and agent contact Will H Evans and M Foreman. Also mentions hot chocolate for ladies at Glaypool's and Singer sewing machine supplies nearby.
To show appreciation for your business we offer one third off all remaining stock in the jewelry department. Cut Glass Pickard China Silverware and all card jewelry are included. Watches excluded. Prices shown in plain figures. Come whether you buy or not. Refreshments served 2 to 3 30 p m.
Members of the Texas Oklahoma league announced readiness for next season and invited bids from five towns Armore Ardmore Texarkana Gainesville McKinney Hugo Oklahoma for expansion The meeting elected officers Duront Johnson and Paulwood Denison and tasked a committee to revise by laws with next gathering set for January 12 in Denison The clubs plan to begin play roughly as last year with same core teams and new recruits expected to join
An advertisement notes sulverware on sale at one third off this Saturday at Claypool's. A hot chocolate cup and a vigor free Trem from 2 to 3 80 are also offered.
A 30 day sale advertises reduced prices on gingham and domestic fabrics. Items include Gingham 8e per yard Fancyham 8c, Best Apron Gingham 6e, Best Domestic 7 1 6 per yard with various per yard prices. Kraut 1 00 doz Corn 3 1.00 doz Tomatoes 1 00. All groceries in proportion.
The annual Christmas event by the Firemen was a brilliant success with holly wreaths, a well rendered musical program, and speeches by Rev. E W Williams praising firemen. After the program, guests danced and enjoyed hot chocolate and cake, with the firemen praised as admirable hosts.
Men are invited to learn the barber trade at Moter Barber College in Dallas Texas. The ad claims free on the job training and accelerated apprenticeship saving years. It promises available jobs and wages in the finishing department with tools supplied.
For sale a 43 acre tract near Bonham with a five room house in good as new condition a 32 by 52 barn a good well at the house a deep pasture well and a good pool in the pasture. Small payment balance to suit J N Dodson phone Toll 19 2 rings.
Rental notice for a cottage on West Fifth Street J. 8 Dorset. Property listed with basic details for prospective tenants seeking a modest dwelling in a small town.
Local ad touts fruit cakes baked by R. May the baker with contact via phone 646 for orders.
A Columbus Ohio pamphlet titled Nature's Creation offers guidance for consumptives. It urges thinking health, not disease, and includes a pledge to get well. The postal addressed booklet is distributed free of charge by San thine.
Dust arrives with a war load of young Missouri mules all broken. The note places them at J. F. Bolin's wagon yard on South Center Street with Bear Owens associated.
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