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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1925
Page
5
A July promotional note from Bonham Marble Works invites trials of grocery and meat trade services. The page includes a market report with local price quotes for fryers roosters butter and beef cattle and an automobile loan advertisement from A R Volmes at the Grenville Texas bank office.
Mr and Mrs Semp Moor prepare their annual Fourth of July party for local seniors aged sixty to seventy summers. Rev C E Wagner and Mrs Wagner will assist with entertainment. A full report will follow. All eligible guests are invited to attend this big celebration.
Washington gossip links President Coolidge to a possible 1928 bid though he says he has too many worries to decide now. The piece traces Roosevelt McKinley and Washington precedents, notes Coolidge’s brief term after Harding’s death, and surveys party money dynamics ahead of elections.
The Travis County District Court forfeits the Red Bull Stage Lines of Greenville. The Farmers' Fund of Texas gets a charter to lend money but not bank. Water permit hearing planned for Guadelou River hatchery. Air mail route eyed Austin to Chicago. Texas Tech College furniture bids total 60 000. Habeas corpus issue over chickens. Headlight law enforcement delayed until Sept. 1. Local notices touch state officials and education funding.
Classified ad highlights a 70 year tradition at Simp Moore’s venue with a ninth annual Fourth of July party and mentions a favorite ad that might work while you sleep.
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