12 Jan 1911
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1911
Page
1
The article notes a performance at Mystic Theatre featuring new puppets and the Koights TPemplat lege Drated Master Service. Attendees will see a comfortable seating arrangement and a notable choca inspired showcase. The event coincides with talks about improvements to local venues.
J Ho Fitch from Ector and W O Foote from Dallas arrived. Miss Vinnie Gee of Greenville visits. Judge R B Semple leaves for Henrietta. Miss Ethel Jackson goes to Wright. Mrs Daley visits Fort Worth. J W Haden returns from Quanah. Maccabees manager H S Parker in city. Baby of Mr and Mrs Will Nevill reported critical. Mrs K E Swanson and child visit Sherman. Oma Stephenson returns to Denison. Miss Lilian Volin attends Brown Davis wedding in Denison. Mrs Ed McKinney and children return to Honey Grove. Mrs Louise Woods and Miss Ida Woods return to Childress. Join Gale to Denton for brother Tear Gale’s critical illness. Mrs Walter Kennedy of Galveston passes through en route to Honey Grove. Dr A W Wilson, at Greenville Presbytery, travels home to Dedham.
Fragmentary text describes unclear events involving people and places. The readable phrases reference a crime or conflict with names and dates missing, leaving only scattered nouns and fragments to hint at a report.
Bonham prominent physician Dr W B Lewallen departs at noon for Denver seeking health improvement with an indefinite stay ahead. The community sends heartfelt wishes for his speedy recovery and thanks local aides for kindness during illness and loss.
Dr J H Rosebary Read died after a three week illness at his Bonham home on Fourth Street aged years. Funeral services were held at three o'clock at the Winlow Wild cemetery conducted by Reverend Adgar WoW of the Borst Presbyterian Church. He leaves a brother and a sister Mrs Martha Moles of Mas. Sourd, CO, with no wife.
An advertisement from Bonham Texas promotes Hyomei as a remedy for deafness caused by catarrh. It claims the inhaler reaches the membranes, relieves nasal and throat congestion, and banishes catarrh to cure most deafness. The product is sold by The Sau Co priced 50 cents to 3 shillings.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a country home and defense terms but lacks clear names, dates, or actions to summarize a coherent news item.
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