27 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1907
Page
1
The Daily Favorite announces postal entry at Bonham Texas as second class matter and lists subscription rates for Bix Music in advance at 1.25 dollars per month and 2.06 dollars per year in advance with 25 cent hubas noted.
Announcements state actions may be taken by the City Democracy concerning its nominees under this heading unless otherwise noted. Mayor W. A. Spangler is named in the notice.
Special to Favorite reports Tuesday and Tuesday night warmer with scattered showers. The note also mentions a Knoxville comedy and sermons by Helder Dave Smith of Dallas at the First Christian church in Bonham with expected large audiences due to his well known preaching style.
An advertisement touts Newbro's Herpicide as a remedy for dandruff and hair loss. It claims the dandruff germ burrows at the hair root and that the product kills it to prevent baldness. Sample offer and drugstore availability are noted.
Daily market update lists prices for cotton and cotton seed, eggs, butter, hogs, cattle, hay, sweet potatoes and turkeys with times. Ware's announces receipt of large shipments of new goods filling store inventory.
Residents urge action on a proposed park with calls for volunteers and leadership from local women to organize a plan. The prompt emphasizes public support and collective effort to secure a park for the community.
Wanted Furs-Now outlines strong demand for coon mink and muskrat with top prices listed. Advertises furs to Bonham Sulphur Springs and St Louis offices, plus haulage terms and additional junk metal and poultry purchases. Western Fur and Junk Co. led by I Rudman promotes high fur prices and express shipping within 50 miles.
The Personal Column lists readers' comings and goings with many names and destinations. Ed D Steger heads to St. Louis while R. G. Alexander travels to Dallas and Rev. M. F. Cowden recovers after grippe. Others visit Sherman Durant Paris Green ville Dallas and Fort Worth, with several sick or returning home.
Ware's promotes new silk waist patterns impressing shoppers with lightweight fabrics and fashionable cuts for the coming season.
G D Smith and wife returned to Dallas after visiting Judge W A Evans who is said to be much improved. Raleigh Abernathy formerly of Bonham and now with Myers Hardware of El Paso is in the city for a few days. He has become a successful businessman and is exploring mining ventures in New Mexico and Mexico with one mine already yielding ore. The Favorite wishes him success and hopes for a nugget soon.
Miss Florence Davis of The Player Maid appeared at the Academy to a large audience last night and both performer and play drew enthusiastic praise from the crowd in Richmond. At Steger Opera House tonight.
Dooley and Southern Queen seed potatoes for sale March first at my home seven miles northwest of Ladonia. J. F. Jacks.
Front office over my store with two rooms and a coal room offered for rent at 1.50 per year. Contact J. W. Newman for details.
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