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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1925
Page
4
In Boston a young Heinz tasted sugar on pickles by accident and created a flavored pickle that sold poorly at first. He and his wife sold the product from a push cart on the streets, gaining attention as he refined the recipe. On a later trip to England he was accompanied by several secretaries.
Improved 50 acre tract offered at 36 dollars per acre. Terms and possession available through J. M. Lowrey of the F and M agency. Real estate notice indicates ready to sell land suitable for development or farming.
Local notice advertises three fast stepping mules for sale, plus farm implements and a farm for rent at 157-61 Prone No. 5. Owner SID SMITH seeks buyers or renters.
Prices paid by local buyers on publication day. No retail quotes given. Hens and roosters, turkeys, hogs and feet figures shown with cents per unit. Entries include eggs dairy and butter related prices.
The Pidelig class of First Baptist Church honored its birthday with a January banquet for 42 attendees in the basement hall. Mrs. W C Reynolds led as toastmaster while Miss Flora Bohannon became the new president. A five course dinner featured fruit cocktail, turkey with gravy, celery, olives, angel food cake, and black coffee.
A local shop advertises repairing and painting car tops and bodies. They invite customers to visit, view capabilities, and compare prices for an old car restoration.
The article recalls a witty address filled with philosophy and humor at a Fidelis meeting. It notes the annual reunion delight and urges continued fellowship and cooperation, predicting lasting good from the gathering. A fragment mentions a neighbor saying a calf was killed and a payment of six and a half, plus a stray line about poison-stay for tats.
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