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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1908
Page
2
Editor A. Thought for the day jokes about a faked bomb in McAlester and groundhog antics. Opinion pieces poke at church gossip, post office lending rules, and parental engagement in schools urging visits to observe classroom work.
A commentator argues that paying debts and taxes is not enough. True duty extends beyond obligations to serving neighbors and contributing to communal prosperity through practical acts of service and benefit. The piece emphasizes that self interest alone hinders community progress.
Constable John Large and an deputy pursued Reno Berry from his home on Youree farm near Anthony after a theft warrant. Berry fled in night wear toward the river bottom before officers found him asleep behind a log. He was warmed, dressed, and jailed on two theft charges plus a burglary indictment.
A collection of humorous aphorisms and proverbs about money luck rumors love and hope. The items mix sayings on grip blues red luck and ethics with playful quips regarding public office and honesty.
Burglars entered the Doniphan store owned by Mr. Wallace late Thursday night and stole provisions and tobacco. No money was taken. Sheriff and officers haste to recover the goods and catch the thief. In district court, the case J. W. Holdtke vs W. Harsman et al. ended with a verdict for $870 to the plaintiff for aid and foreclosure.
Sunday program outlines a Christian Endeavor meeting on February 16 with readings on John Howard Maud Ballington Booth and Lord Shaftesbury. It highlights a Queensland or English example of junior work in Glasgow and a mill workers’ Endeavor group in Huddersfield, urging active service and evangelistic effort.
Col. Alexander S. Bacon defends Roosevelt as a dual genius a dreamer and reformer in a long letter to Rev. William J. Long. He argues Roosevelt exaggerates at times but remains a civil service reformer and anti cheating president while criticizing nature fiction and press agents.
A note expressing sincere thanks to voters and supporters after the primary election held yesterday. Signed by Dudley Galbraith and R. B. Nall optician at Phone Hotel Alexander.
A Bonham Texas letter discusses Devoe and Co paints favored for longevity. It notes New Orleans and Florida examples, citing lead and oil finishes lasting years, Devoe wear and cost efficiency, and mentions Steger & Co as dealers.
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