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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1908
Page
1
The piece quotes a socialite voice praising men as escorts and fathers while critiquing female status and rights, then reports courtroom notes from Wolfe City and Honey Grove. It mentions charges of violating local option laws, fines, and appeals, with juries upholding misconduct findings.
Jim Noah Cox traveled to Greenville Thursday and returned Friday. Lord Hammond of Taylorville visited Edhube Friday. Mrs Cecil High and Mrs Willie High of Bonham passed through Edhube Friday to see Uncle and Aunt Watt. Carrs of Bonham visited Mrs Jim Leatherwood on Sunday. Will Minchie and family from Wolfe City spent Saturday night with Mrs Henry Phillips. Rebecca Hammond visited sister Mrs Tom Ross in Snow Hill this week. Mrs Henry Phillips visits Wolfe City. Edhubeites attended Randolph picnic. Revs Stuckey and Hamilton of Bonham spoke on State prohibition Friday night. Stuckey delivered a speech. Bob Price left for Wichita Falls for the summer. Hubert and Archie Grimes of Leonard visited Mrs Bob Biggers. Virginia Biggers visiting Leonard. Harry Stewart, recently ill, can out again. Monday night featured speaking in Idhube with a good crowd and several candidates present. Each candidate presented his platform in a courteous, orderly manner. Uncle Watt.
The last night entertainment at the pavilion was a superb amateur production in Bonham. Miss Ina Brooks directed with artistry and the town shows strong local talent. Proceeds and half the car receipts go to Allen Memorial Hospital, boosting the hospital fund.
S F Leslie and Miss Mabel Addington were married today at the bride's parents' home near Lewisville Texas. The ceremony was small with close relatives present. Fenner Leslie, a bright county attorney, and his bride, a former Bonham teacher, receive Good Luck from THE FAVORITE.
Citizens show little concern for a sidewalk proposition as Bonham weighs whether the old town will be lifted from the mud. The measure appears to have broad apathy among residents.
Fragmentary text reports large casualties and damages in a national disaster, mentions a farmers association and crop conditions. It references Cole Davidson, a state condition, and notes potential future support and a significant crop improvement in Briannin county.
A partial OCR reads an outline of a Thursday office meeting with scattered phrases about a wage or schedule change and support lines. The text is incomplete but references general planning and timing for a California location.
The Hospital Board and the ladies thank all participants and supporters of last evening’s entertainment. They extend hearty appreciation to friends whose assistance contributed to its success, noting their kindness with a modest, “much obliged to you.”
Readable ad notes Elberta peaches available at 40 cents per bushel from Army Orchard located six miles northwest of town. Includes a personal note from J MM Ferguson and a fragment about Sweeney family proud of a fine cottage bits.
The Democratic National Convention opened with Parker not presenting revised Cleveland resolutions but allowing read and seconding by Ignatius Dunn. New York subcommittee adopted a platform including the Gompers plank. Hobson pressed for a two-fleet navy on both coasts. Guffey's election legality questioned as credentials committee may unseat Pennsylvania delegates. Bell, as temporary chair, echoed Bryan’s view that Republicans are in full retreat. Henry D. Clay ton named permanent chairman.
A top buggy is offered for sale on view at Robinson and Bakers. The item is described as in good condition and ready for inspection.
Forest Hardin, driver for W. G. Clark Co., was thrown from his wagon when a frightened delivery horse bolted in Russell Heights yesterday. The wagon overturned at Gouge's wood yard, leaving Hardin bruised but not seriously hurt.
The Methodist Sunday school holds its annual picnic at Boyd's pool. Expect a big time with plenty of good food and enjoyable activities for all attendees.
A thoughtful observation notes that a man with a large family avoids spending money on risky ventures to prevent further trouble. The line suggests frugality and responsibility as protective habits.
Rev I W Williams of Huntington West Virginia testifies that he used Foley's Kidney Remedy for nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble and says the product does all that is claimed. Saunders Drug Co.
Advertises rental of a skating rink building behind a bank and a large warehouse in the rear at cheap terms by Will H Evans & Co. The stove wood crop has been short but is beginning to move and may again be bumper as in the past.
The Colbert Oklahoma baseball team arrived this morning to play the Elks at the pavilion this afternoon as part of local sports activity. The W G Clark Co advertises fresh staple and fancy groceries with right prices for next orders.
Farmers announce watermelons are now on the market with affordable prices. Local sellers report steady demand as warm weather boosts sales and customers seek fresh fruit.
City street force conducts improvements on Byuhaim streets, tackling repair and maintenance tasks amid ongoing public works. Local residents notice smoother surfaces and enhanced safety as crews finish key projects.
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