25 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1910
Page
1
Official entry indicates the item was entered at the Bonham Texas Post Office as second‑class matter. The notation identifies mail handling status for distribution within the local area.
The Civic Improvement League urges broad participation from mothers clubs school teachers students and all residents to beautify San Antonio. Arbor Day tree planting and flower beds lead to homes and business improvements while sidewalks paving and street cleaning receive city support. Public pride and civic duty are encouraged through voluntary contributions and cooperative effort.
The essay argues Kansas City Kansas should adopt a commission form of government after a failed 1908 vote and a later win. It contrasts ward chaos under a prior system with hopes for unified, efficient governance, noting growth, poverty, street layout, and tax pressures shaping the debate.
A writer laments Wat CanA Town's absence of a formal Commercial Club or Business Men's League and secretary, contrasting it with towns of similar size that maintain active business interest organizations.
The article argues that popularizing farm life to boys remains key. It notes the need for enticing young residents to choose farming over city living and emphasizes practical, attractive rural opportunities to curb urban migration.
Conk Johnson attacks Judge Poin Dexter claiming he is not a safe Prohibitionist. The remark highlights public acerbity over temperance enforcement.
Dallas News notes Hon. Gid McGrady of Rornham seeks broader endorsement for appointment. He relies on statewide backing and a reputation for fitness, even as he values Hon. Cecil Lyon’s endorsement but does not depend on it alone.
A satirical jab links John W. Gates to a Texas governorship and notes a Texas man’s North Pole balloon dream, referenced by Chicago Evening Post and Allentown Democrat in concise quips.
A Springfield Missouri Tribune comment notes meat prices may never seem expensive when compared to the cost of early strawberries. The reflection highlights relative price dynamics between staple meats and seasonal fruit.
The Charlestown News and Courier notes a prediction that Texas will reach about four and a half million people in April. The piece hints at possible suffragette meetings gathering there.
Johnstown Democrat remarks on John W. Gates entering Texas politics with a gubernatorial bid on the Republican ticket. The editor challenges him to back a million on a Texas victory, noting Gates as a capable figure yet doubtful to win.
Local notice states UH Evans offers money to place on land notes. No further details on amounts or terms are provided.
Fragmentary ad style text touts a doctor named Kings with a new remedy promising quick cures for dyspepsia indigestion and stomach issues. Mentions women guests and a Bos at Jd Veeler’s with terms unclear and unrelated references.
Wording fragmented note highlights engineer Chas Voyles as taking a key play amid praise for Mio Voyles as one of the team's best talents.
The Paris and Bon ham Home Mission district holds a two day meeting with a Monday morning devotional service, welcome and panel discussions on spiritual life and Bible usage, and an afternoon session on fundraising and membership. Monday night features talks on dormitory life and church connections, followed by an evening program, songs, solos, and a closing benediction.
Bloomdale resident Mrs. E. M. Frederick reports relief from chronic backache and fatigue after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter urges other women to seek root-and-herb treatment to address female weakness and promises confidential advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lyndon Mass.
A. M. Starkey announces the Modern Shoe and Harness Shop at 610 North Main Street Louham, Tosa uses the Champion sewing machine to repair shoes and harnesses without altering insoles. W. B. Faxon runs the harness department. All work guaranteed. Customers invited.
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