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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
4
W A Howell of Dodd City Route 2 paid his back dues and dated up for a year at the Favorite office. The note from B G Buie of Gober mentions others should follow and “date me up” as well.
An old tobacco secret from 1870 known as Wellman’s Method is credited with the distinct taste of Granger Rough Cut. The ad-style text touts exclusive use and a luxurious, rich mindlax carmecamo inspired flavor.
Daily offerings include hot rolls and a variety of cakes with a wide pastry line. Customers are invited to visit and see the selections, with contact via phone 348.
Machine made monuments gain individual touch from artists offering unique crafting at 123 South Main Street.
A one way fare of 1.50 is offered from Bonham to Paris with multiple daily departures listed. Trains depart Paris from Morgan and Gilbraltar Hotels and connect to Clarksville Hugo Bogata and Greenville. The ad emphasizes reliable schedules and baggage handling with the slogan We never Sleep.
Fannin County Abstract Co lists Sherman Gainesville service via Whitesboro with multiple daily departures and connections to Santa Fe North and South Katy to Wichita Falls and buses to Ardmore Denton and Wichita Falls. The ad promotes Bonham Texas based abstracts directed by E H Pritchett with 385 years of continuous experience and promise of prompt, careful handling.
An old advertisement touts S S S blood medicine for boils pimples and skin eruptions claiming long lasting relief through a fully plant based formula. It stresses blood cleansing benefits and historical use since 1526 and promotes two bottle sizes sold at drug stores.
Mrs. Pruvia Tarver died at 8 20 AM after a lengthy illness. She was a daughter of Mrs. John O Jackson and leaves siblings S C Jackson of Muskogee Oklahoma and Mrs Lucy L Raynes of Bailey plus Mrs W W Clutter of Bonham and two daughters Fay Tarver Cheppewa Wisconsin and Facrris Tarver of this city. Funeral at Church of Christ on West 2nd Street Saturday at 11 with interment at Willow Wild conducted by Rev J C Hollis.
Bonham Battery Co. promotes the all rubber Willard Battery on West Fifth Street with 30 or more power to crank cars in cold mornings and lasting twice as long as ordinary batteries. Phone numbers and contact details listed.
Fragmentary text notes sympathy for Faerris family during a time of loss. Mentions a substitute carrier and a mother nearing death, with scattered references to a big fine, a sister who wanted to buy bones scraps and hides, and a Bowling Produce Co. scattered details.
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