Kodak Cameras and Film Line Available for Rent
A local shop announces a full line of Kodak cameras and films. They offer rental options and promise fast service returning developed films in under four days.
04 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1920
Page
1
A local shop announces a full line of Kodak cameras and films. They offer rental options and promise fast service returning developed films in under four days.
Bradford and Watson advertise for fire protection tips farm loan savings and notary services. The copy invites readers to experience their guidance through a taught style.
Constable Henry Howard brought in a man wanted on a charge of stealing an automobile. The suspect, described as a negro, was placed in jail.
Bonham Texas advertises enrollment for March 18 1920 with C R Inglish secretary Board of Trade and Mrs Fannie Whitworth advertising agent. It requests immediate pupil counts to arrange typewriters and lists courses and tuition details. Also asks for current address of Linda W Snuffield and directs to Mrs R I Owens of the A R C Bonham.
The notice mentions Cioueh and Mrs Allie Mitchell of Pecan Gap marrying yesterday in the county clerk office with Rev Asiflerdrieh officiating. A woodworkers shop opens east of Galbraith and Marcom on West 7th street offering furniture repair and sharpening services. For sale a nearly new five passenger automobile at bargain with payments possible. Also real estate and rental ads for a four room house and furnished or unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. Phone number 326 and listing for Steger Mill and Gus Roberts.
Bonham Jitney and Transfer Company lists contact 331 or 588 Garner and Blankenship. Two months Stated Conclave of Bonham Commandery No 42 K T Thursday night at 7 30 installation of officers and Order of Red Cross and Malta. H A Cunningstam Commander Jas Anderson Recorder. Zt
District Judge Ben H. Denton District Clerk May Brownleaf Minnie J. Gribisle Justice Precinct 1 A Ee McRae J BoggEs Sr Commissioner Precinct 1 Sam H. Parker M Witherspoon Cc Haselip B A McCown J J Jules Cosgrifef County Tax Collector John Renshaw J A Gaines
The Dallas notice reports the death of Tara egearonet daughter of the late Judge J D Thomas. She died yesterday at the family home in Dallas. Funeral service arranged for the afternoon with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by sisters Flora and Clara Thomas and brothers Bruce and Rasimae Pot Thomas of Dallas.
Readable notes describe Everybody's Garage on East Fourth Street Borham expanding storage for up to 175 cars and adding a ladies rest room and varied services for motorists. Owner C M Watson extended the business five years ago and continues to upgrade facilities including auto accessories and travel amenities for travelers.
Attorney General directs filing be postponed to examine vast property claims in Wichita County Texas. Officials debated whether government should pursue litigation on disputed land and rights, with backing and opposition from state and federal figures. Public notices include unrelated sales and land offerings from local firms.
A testimonial from a user who says the Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound made her strong enough to work and urges friends to try it. The fragment mentions shots and recommends the product.
600 acres in cultivation on sandy level land with weed timber and a small house. Priced at 45.90 dollars per acre with some trade possible including mules cattle or automobile. Possession available. 31 Hendrix & Williamson.
Satisfactory arrangements for help have been made and after today February oy Ll will again deliver milk as I have been doing in the past, and will very much appreciate your patronage, St W W. Lindsey.
An old notice advertises a local shop at 207 Main Street offering a juicy hamburger and a Graino bottle. It also promotes barber services at the Jockey Yard, signed by J. T. Mathis with a cryptic 15. and 35¢e.
Willson's Drug Store advertises a full line of electric light globes. Call with the desired size and orders are shipped within minutes after receipt.
A partial, unclear message references iron bed items and a desire to buy with a possible trade or exchange. The legibility limits specifics on buyer, seller, or location.
Engraved wedding rings are offered as a cherished gift option likely to delight the bride. The ad suggests a timeless keepsake suitable for a marriage ceremony or anniversary.
A local tailor promises precise fitting and affordable pricing. Customers are invited to drop in, select cloth, and leave the rest to the shop, with assurances that costs will be fair and no excessive charges apply.
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