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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1925
Page
5
The Methodist congregation invites the public to Sunday night services featuring horn flute and other instruments played by two skilled members. The pastor welcomes attendees who enjoy this style of music and praise.
The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors who helped after the father's death. Thanks extend to Cotton Mill officials who closed the mill for the funeral and to those who offered floral tributes and comfort. Signed Mrs. G. E. LeCroy and Children.
Market notes show daily prices from local produce houses and buyers. A brick building on West 4th Street is listed for 10 000, with concrete floor, 100 feet deep, 3 feet wide, and annual rent of 900. Sold by Josh Witte EvinsS& 6.
The Dotson area reports several illnesses with Walter White and Mrs Jess Robertson listed as sick and Naomi Lewis injured. Myrtle Ferguson remains sick but improving. Myrtle Wallace visited Lela Colbey. Gracie Smith spent time with Ruby Davis. Richard Gaston and Jesse Robertson traveled to Bonham. old Hayars slept in the seed house. Maggie Leonard returned from West Texas. a dance occurred at Walter White's residence. Irene and Ruby Moore hosted friends for cards. Charlie Lewis and family visited George Lewis.
Ladies The Favorite advertises transfer paper sold in sheets measuring 18 by 24 inches.
Review lauds North of 36 as a splendid film with Ernest Torrence Lois Wilson and Jock Holt. It notes strong Texas flavor, calls it the best local showing, and mentions setting near Pine and Fe Sill with some scenery choices.
B M Burgher 75 of Dallas former postmaster died Friday evening at Sealy Hospital in Galveston after a heart attack. The body was to be shipped to Dallas for burial with services planned Saturday. Burgher held public office and business roles including postmaster of Dallas and president of Continental Savings and Loan, among others. He was well known in Bonham and frequented Honey Grove, his former home town.
Mrs. Fannie C. Blogs of Huntington says a herbal tonic restored her strength after serious illness and pale appearance. She describes severe left sided pain, nervous fatigue, and how after using the product she improved over weeks.
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