Jones Loses Mare at Court House Staggers
T d Jones the court house janitor reported a fine mare valued at 3100 lost last night after a bout of blind staggers leaving the owner seeking investigations and possible recovery.
04 Jan 1913
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1913
Page
1
T d Jones the court house janitor reported a fine mare valued at 3100 lost last night after a bout of blind staggers leaving the owner seeking investigations and possible recovery.
Special conclave of Bonham Commandery tonight at 7 o clock to conduct work in the order of the temple under the supervision of R S Readgers No If We.
Three year old Hudson Scott son of Ed Scott Inesner Hud sonville was seriously burned yesterday evening around six o clock while playing with matches in a room with other children. The child's dress burned off and the body charred, with only a small chance of recovery.
A tract of 60 acres of rich land south of Penham offers a four room house, ample water and good barns. Priced at 42.50 per acre with possession available, the seller currently has 13 cash in hand.
A fragmented letter accuses a Tennessee-born man of erratic behavior during Christmas and suggests a failed eggnog influence. The writer mocks his alleged opposition to mobbing while implying white mob sentiments.
The writer argues the governor's pardoning power is defined by the Texas constitution and that the legislature can amend it. He criticizes lawmakers for irrational laws aimed at popular approval and ridicules a comment about mob violence, referencing figures from Pig Branch.
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