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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1908
Page
4
My store near Saunders Drug Co after February 1st offers highest prices for furs and hides. We guarantee more money than shipping elsewhere. Also top cash prices for turkeys chickens and eggs. See I Rudman before selling poultry. Buy and sell geese feathers. East side equate opposite court house.
A moving picture showing the Elks National Convention Parade in Philadelphia 1907 screens tonight. Viewers are urged to spot portraits of H. G. Evans or Albert Taylor among the displayed images.
The Favorite notes the comings and goings of its readers and invites visits or calls to notify the office of personal events.
D B Blair of Gober and John Organ of Dodd City visited. Several people from Ravenna, Savoy, Denison, Paris, and Sherman were in or sent to various nearby towns. Many reported illnesses, travel to Dallas, Fort Worth, or Honey Grove, and district court opening in Paris. A 1908 note from Houston discusses selling 12 000 pounds of Mebane cotton seed at 71c per bushel fob House with shipments and drafts.
A passage recounts Sir Isaac Newton from boyhood through his rise to scientific prominence. It mentions the apple story and Voltaire’s tale, Newton’s early schooling, Cambridge, and his breakthroughs in gravity light optics and calculus, portraying him as the era’s chief intellect.
Mrs Queen announces she and Miss Smith will travel to New York Chicago and St Louis to display spring hat styles. They thank customers for past patronage and pledge continued courteous service, inviting requests for specific hats or small items with personal attention.
Historical note recalls goose fighting pits once widespread in Russia and links them to modern native geese such as Arsamas and Tula varieties. The Arsamas gander features a uniquely shaped bill adapted to grasping opponents, reflecting ancestral fighting traits still seen today.
In a London scene, Clara shows an exhibited photograph while a friend pairs flattery with skepticism. Conversation hints at Clara's luck and the playful tone of the gathering as they discuss the image.
Because of illness among general officers, the Dallas Bonham Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, in session at Dallas, adjourned Saturday until about March 7 to conduct postponed business and resume the intended regular session.
In Bonham by M A Bridges chairman calls Democratic primary voters to organize ward meetings to select strong alderman candidates. He emphasizes the office as honorable and urges citizen action for the town’s best interests.
A brief fragment notes that most women quickly judge other women and speak ill of them, reflecting social judgment norms.
The Worth Record urges readers to subscribe for the campaign season covering Bailey issues National delegates and attorney general race with a buy two papers offer. Fort Clubbing rates: both papers 175 yearly. Record alone 1.00 yearly, 50 cents six months, 25 cents three months.
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