08 Feb 1928
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1928
Page
1
The ball bearing action of the L. C. Smith is smooth and swift. The keys do not rebound against sensitive fingertips which is said to cause functional neurosis. Try Smith and see.
County Tax Collector Wilbur Faxon estimates 8 459 poll tax receipts will cover Fannin County collections, about 3 006 under normal conditions. His initial guess was close and set days before month end, though final payments are uncertain until the last day.
Sheriff I J E Whitley announces a sale of H F Hulsey property to satisfy a First National Bank of Ladonia Texas judgment of 563.25 plus costs. The land parcels include C M Hulsey Farm tracts in Ladonia and Standeford tracts, to be sold at the courthouse door in Bonham on March 6, 1928.
Appleton City Missouri Journal recalls past garment making requiring many yards of silk velveteen buckram boning and countless thread spools to craft a dress, detailing materials such as horsehair cloth satin and numerous fasteners used forty years ago.
The appeal urges leaving mistakes behind and facing forward. It suggests burying blunders and using memory as a tool to build diligence and unleash future opportunities. The quote emphasizes growth through action and positive focus.
A celebrated athlete suggests a bold tactic for success in the column How to East to Win. The tip reads Miss your lunch and hit the ball. The remark emphasizes aggression over routine prep in a playful sports context.
Good bright prairie hay offered by T. A. Taylor at 25 cents per bale. Incubator space for 1500 eggs available February 8 from J. F. Fairchild. phone 238.
Local store Kash and Karry advertises fresh country eggs priced at 25 cents a dozen. Egg buyers urged to visit the shop for purchase.
Lonnie Ray Davis died Sunday morning after illness. His funeral was conducted by Rev Row in Lamasco with interment there. The notice also mentions two other local deaths with services held last Sunday.
A. J. Phillips died Saturday in Mulberry. The funeral was held at his Mulberry home before the body was transported to Sandy churchyard for interment.
I C Fleming died Saturday after a long illness. The body was taken to Brown cemetery after a church service north of the city for interment. The service was held at 11 a m Sunday.
A local reader advertises a Meridian fertilizer for potato planting to be available this Wednesday. Contact SID SMITH at phone number 5 184-3t for details.
Local sale advertisement announces black tan and white shoe polish values from 15 to 25 cents, now reduced to 5 cents while supplies last. Individual vendor name A. Taylor credited.
F B Caldwell learned by telegram Saturday of his brother E F Caldwell's death in Gainesville. Funeral services were held today. A native of Alabama born fifty years ago he had lived in Gainesville twenty three years and worked at an oil refinery. He leaves a wife four children and several brothers and sisters. He was a good man held in esteem by all who knew him.
Miss Elizabeth Morrill of the J. Doug Morgan show makes her debut in Bonham Monday night wearing New York comedy The Girl From Child's. The Steger lot hosts a larger tent with added vaudeville acts and Percy Storm's Southern Melody Jazz Boys. Ladies admitted free with one paid adult ticket. The tent is warm and dry.
The government of Canada set aside seven reservations in the Rocky Mountains and Waterton Lakes National Park stands out as the most beautiful among them with its scenic beauty and natural landscape crossing into a protected area.
The text describes the eastern slope of the Rockies near the international boundary. It notes a park forming a rough square with a long L-shaped east extension, totaling about 220 square miles in area.
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