10 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1907
Page
1
A civic editorial urges unity and shared burden under the oath of allegiance and stresses roads as vital to progress. It calls citizens to join the Good Roads Convention in Bonham, inviting all to attend, stay, and contribute with work or teams to build public infrastructure.
An advertorial claim details women’s ailments tied to liver and bowel health and promotes Prickly Ash Bitters as the root-cause remedy. It asserts stomach, liver, and bowel action restore vitality, appetite, and mood, citing a testimonial from Mrs. Mary Northcut t of Adel, Mercer County, describing improved sleep, appetite, and energy after use.
A historical account traces the 1860 presidential contest and the Kansas conflict, noting northern influence, abolitionist unrest, and violent acts in Dallas and Fannin County. It recounts killings in Bonham involving Alfred Pace’s child and the Kincaid family, lynching of the perpetrators, and lingering anti slavery animosity.
Deeds filed yesterday include transfers from R. J. Shive and wife to O. B. Garner C E Benton et al to O B Garner and wife to Bon ham Wholesale Grocery Co R W Atkins to E L Patton A L Nelms and wife to T R Moreman R R Moreman and wife to J H Watkins G M Short et al to Louis Brown trustee for J T Wheatley W W Cobb to W J Majra.
Civil cases set by date list includes A. E. Johnson versus D. B. & N. O. Ry Co and multiple dockets through March 25 with parties such as Jane Climer Texas Pacific Ry Co Charles Hart Catherine Hart First National Bank of Ladonia and others. Notices show guardian estates and corporate defendants like Western Union Telegraph Co.
New spring suitings have landed at White Blakeney Fuller’s store. The line urges readers to choose beauty and virtue, implying a sharp appeal to style and character in one concise sales note.
Grand Junction resident Wright W. Loving reports Ballard’s Snow Liniment cured rheumatic pains after a winter use. He states relief began within hours and full recovery in three days. Saunders Drug Co sells the liniment.
Arlington Helbing of JJ Professional office located in the Alexander Building at the east corner square. Residence listed on 8th Street with contact numbers 156 and 150. Office hours run 9 to 12 and 2 to 6 p m.
Dr H H Mitchel advertises crown and bridge dental services in the Alexander Building at Corner Square. Office 5 and 156. residence phone 254-9.
Graham, Crawford & Co. Residence 919 North Poplar.
After a man died it was found he carried fifteen diseases. Had the discovery been made while alive he might have endured them, the report notes.
Readable fragments show outbound and return trains with numbers and times. Mentions Texas and Pacific lines and multiple train numbers with ambiguous departure times.
Northbound service No. 267 and No. 728 depart Bonham while southbound No. 258 and No. 734 arrive Bonham. The clipped item records station movements and times for trains at Bonham.
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