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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1908
Page
6
An old newspaper masthead listing the publication title The Daily Favorite and staff roles including editor and business manager, reflecting a historic newsroom layout and credits.
Tribute notes his long service to organized labor as a peaceful reformer. He urged arbitration over strikes and sought collaboration between capital and labor with the people as a third party. His stance in the National Federation helped temper capital’s arrogance, leaving a legacy of reason and practical conviction. Our winter has begun and prices for winter goods should discourage excess spending.
Randolph Texas January 27 1908 Postmaster Parker urges rural delivery patrons to stop leaving loose coins in boxes and to keep stamps on hand. He requests detachable coin cups be placed in mailboxes to speed up service and reduce delays. Engineer J J Smith is pulling the Clarkeville Sherman passenger train in Jack Murphy absence with Conductor Jap Thorne replacing Joe James.
Wilmington Del January 31 William J Bryan praises Roosevelt message to Congress as brave and needed. He says it exposes predatory wealth and monopolistic power, urging Democrats to challenge Republicans and seek combined state and national remedies without surrendering state authority. He warns of hypocrisy if Republicans ignore the issue.
Madonia’s N M Baldwin circulated a joke about Bailey prompting a rapid reply from a state comptroller candidate. The letter lauds Bailey with colorful sports metaphor, praising his record in Houston Austin Dallas and San Antonio and predicting admiration in Austin and St. Louis.
Retailer announces deep price cuts on winter merchandise to reduce stock. Inventory includes coats, sweaters, boots and accessories with discounts aimed at attracting broad local shoppers this season.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad announced it will stop receiving liquor shipments for Georgia and Alabama in light of the states recently enacted prohibition laws.
Tom Burke, roadmaster for the T and P, visited Texarkana yesterday to oversee weeks of underlay repairs and extensive steel laid on the trans continental division. Bridges have been rebuilt as crews plan more work to improve track facilities for better train handling.
R. B. Nall optician advertises seed artichokes for sale as a hog feed, mentioning Phone Hotel Alexander MH G. Byins.
No. 257 leaves at 9 15 a m south bound. No. 723 leaves at 12 35 p m south bound. No. 258 arrives at 5 40 p m. No. 724 arrives at 9 10 a m.
Advertisement asserts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy contains no opium or narcotics and is safe for children and adults. It notes sale by J. W. Peeler and endorsements from J. S. Keener & Co in Timmons, N.C., plus a yearly Hol land's magazine offer.
Highest prices paid for furs and hides with a guarantee of more money than shipping elsewhere. Also offering top cash prices for turkeys chickens and eggs. Visit before you sail your poultry. Buying and selling geese feathers at East side square opposite court house 1 Rudman.
An ad advises avoiding pneumonia from a cold by using Foley's Honey and Tar to stop coughs heal the lungs and expel the cold. It warns to refuse any but the genuine in the yellow package sold by Sounders Drug Co.
The notice warns that influenza and pneumonia cause more deaths than consumption this season and promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar as a quick cure for colds and coughs to prevent pneumonia, attributed to Saunders Drug Co.
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