01 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1907
Page
1
Local updates show many residents traveling visiting relatives and conducting business in Denison and nearby towns including Ravenna Savoy Bells Dallas Fort Worth and Whitewright. Notables include Mrs Wm Halen visiting Denison and M C Spivy Co advertising a big ready to wear sale and holiday promotions.
A saturday start big sale continues through the next week offering a 25 percent discount on a large stock. White Blakenev and Fulier advertise the event with multiple goods available.
Visit the garment department of our big Main Street Store. Special Sale all next week. M. C, Spivy & Co.
An imperfect notice from Main Street retailer M. C. Sid Co advertises upcoming special sale with coats skirts and fur items. Pate Halsall is quoted as saying he is ready to act while threats appear to target dogs. Phone contact listed for further details.
Mrs M D Benton left for Gaineeville to visit friends. JN Hughes and family headed to El Paso. Miss Willie Carr went to Sherman for a short visit. Miss Cora Phillips from Eiotor will spend Sunday at home. Prof Miller of Ravenna High School was here. J B Jackson and son Marvin reported sick. Judge Bramlette arrived from San Antonio. Miss Alice Preston left for Dallas for a visit. Blaisee and family from Dodd City were here. Miss Kate Buchanan teaching at Savoy is spending Sunday. Dr R E Morrow and wife returned home from McKinney. Chas Timberlake, yard master, sick. Skeet Hight filling in. J W Lowrey back from Dallas/Ft Worth on BRT business. Logan Sharp, a Duplex diver, in town. sold $500 hogs. skeptical on cotton. Mrs Jack Voight spent day in Sherman. sister Mrs Boge Wilson improving. Andy Jordan et al returned from ten days in Oklahoma. reports good time and small game.
A historic plea extols electric light as vastly superior to older methods, promising cleanliness and convenience. The message urges abandoning smoke and odor and embracing electricity as the modern standard.
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