01 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1912
Page
1
A Bonham Texas post office notice outlines subscription rates and mailing details. It lists that daily rates are in advance, with six months and monthly payments, though the OCR text is garbled. The notice appears to convey pricing per period and handling of second class matter.
Forecast Bonham and vicinity shows Friday fair with light to moderate north winds. Oklahoma also expected to be fair. Local notes report Miss Leig Cashion recovering from fever and Fink Culberson improving from pneumonia. Community visits include Miss Maude Morrison's trip near Troney Grove and Miss Chara Gravely visiting Inglish teachers. Mrs George Brent and children visited Dodd City relatives. Is A Orick of Bonham toured northern area. Several citizens attended the Birdman exhibition in Bonham.
Farmers prepare land for oats in good weather. Mrs. W. J. McMurray’s sons recover from illness. Pearl Edwards teaches near Raihey visited parents. Maude Claypool visited Cottage Bend. Residents attend Edgor union meeting with conversions noted. Alexander McMurray visits Sherman and Van Alstyne on business. People travel to Bennham to see airship. Seals couple welcomed a daughter. Mrs. R. B. Thomas slowly improves. Edna Fitzgerald visits home from Commerce. Edna Huffaker visits Cottage Bend. Walter Wilford and Willie Smith married at the bride’s parents’ home. friends wish them happiness.
Weather brings clear skies and mild temperatures as Moore's Chapel reports farmers are very busy this week tending fields and preparing crops.
Farmers prepare for a new crop and health is good. The Baptists met Sunday afternoon at three oclock and organized Sunday school at the school building. Everyone is invited to participate. A community church gathering last week. A party hosted by Mr and Mrs Clece Jiandhey Saturday night was enjoyed by all. Rev Gear Hudson of Lamasco will preach at the school building next Saturday night and Sunday. Everyone is urged to attend.
A period ad extols Vinol cod liver oil as a remedy to combat grip complications. Testimonial Mrs. Clarence Bayless and others recount chronic coughs and lingering weakness improved after Vinol, claiming it builds up the body and restores health.
County Office and Daily Precinct Office announce required fees for all orders. Rates vary weekly from 5.00 to 10.90, applicable to public notices and official announcements filed with the county office.
The Methodist district institute in Banbury closed last night at Horney Grove with ideal weather and large attendance. Rev T Buch anan and Rev Stager delivered talks on the Laynan movement, described as a fitting climax to the district’s institute. Amid varied notices, sales pitches and odd ads appeared among the readable text.
The National Feeders and Breeders Show will run March 18 to 23 in Fort Worth. The event draws the finest Indies of the bovine world, with record entry lists promising a grand display of standard beef breeds and blue-ribbon contests. Texas and Oklahoma pledge large cattle delegations, with northern states increasing entries. The exhibit aims to educate on food supplies and showcase two-pound beef gains per animal, attracting breeders and visitors alike.
An educational exhibit at the National Peel ers' and Hreeders' Show in Fort Worth March 18 23 1912 features a large refrigerator with diseased meat specimens. Dr R F Eagle plus a representative from the U S Bureau of Animal Industry will explain how disease is prevented from entering the meat supply and how condemned meat is identified. Short Washington lectures are free to the public and aimed at livestock raisers and consumers of fresh meat and dairy products.
The Fort Worth Poultry and Pigeon Association completed a new 36 by 80 foot exhibition building at Fat Stock Show grounds for the biannual Poultry Show and National Breeders Show. About 2000 birds from many states will be on display and prizes include ten large special awards. The event runs March 18 23, 1982, with participation from Oklahoma Louisiana Arkansas Missouri and others.
A disjointed clipping cites personal health claims and advice about indigestion liver and kidney troubles. It mentions W Evans of Back Ville Virginia and Dr King Life Pills as a cure. The text references consumption guidance and a booklet from Nature tion Columbus Ohio, urging health over disease.
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