Personal Column Notice Calls for Visitor Updates
The Favorite invites readers to notify by phone about visits or arrivals. The Personal Column highlights comings and goings and encourages using the same contact method to alert the office.
05 Jul 1907
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1907
Page
1
The Favorite invites readers to notify by phone about visits or arrivals. The Personal Column highlights comings and goings and encourages using the same contact method to alert the office.
The Daily Favorite lists office North Center Street subscription prices. Monthly rate shown with options for six months or one year in advance totaling two dollars.
Norfolk Virginia April 26 to November 30 1907 travel via M K T with options listed for Class A to E fares and limits. References to New York City one way and extensions via McGoun agent.
A Bonham photographer announces a new lower priced picture line called The Bonham Knocker. Four for 50 cents, cash with order, to meet customers wanting cheaper images. Foster, photographer.
McAlester coal available with best price. Steger Lumber Co offers four knockers for 50 cents. Foster photo credit. R B Nall optician. Hotel Alexander branding appears in the ad offering services and goods.
A one day horse market is announced as a buyer will inspect suitable horses for livery at L C Wilson and Son's Stable Thursday morning. Residents are urged to bring horses for sale while the buyer is present for the day.
Advertisement notes a request for a second hand safe by J. L. Ware & Son. The terse line implies a merchant seeking a used safe, likely for trade or purchase.
In Clarksville Texas on July 1 the relaying of transcontinental division tracks with heavy steel rails has progressed about five miles east of the city. Four knockers for 50 cents.
W. R. White Produce Co advertises to buy clean potatoes this week in bran or sacks at 50 cents per bushel. Next Monday is the final day for purchases. J. T. Holt leaves for Marshall for hospital treatment. Jeff Tarver learns his brother J. P. Tarver is seriously ill with appendicitis in Hale.
A mother notices her feverish baby unsettled at night may suffer from worms and recommends White's Cream Vermifuge to safely expel worms. The ad claims the product cleans worms in a mild pleasant way and encourages repeated use. Sold by Saunders Drug Co. Price 25 cents.
Bonham Commandery holds its stated conclave tonight at 6 o'clock. The Red Cross degree will be conferred followed by supper in the banquet hall and the Order of the Temple. All Sir Knights are summoned to attend. C. T. Carlton, Gens. C. T. Lane, Recorder.
Favorable response to 25 percent off summer apparel draws shoppers to Ware's. Readers are urged to subscribe to the Daily Favorite and Semi-Weekly Dallas News for one year at a total price of $2.76.
A Philadelphia Country club dinner guest recalls a carriage accident on Lancaser Pike. A pharmacist found a gold cigarette case with the address P. Browne 1817 Walnut and, amid a scuffle to aid the rider, deduced the Browne family involved as names drifted to Miss Browne.
Judge D A McKenzie of Alaska claims to have grown lettuce turnips radishes and cabbage 100 miles north of the Arctic Circle. He notes a brief summer with intense sun enabling rapid plant growth and predicts widespread Alaska crops of varied produce in coming years.
A concise note on political mindset as an inheritance passed from father to son, reflecting lineage influence on public opinion and civic views.
The First Christian church asks all ladies to bring garments or goods for boys and girls ages 6 to 14. A box will be sent in two weeks and work should be delivered to the church Monday afternoon with all ladies invited to help.
An advertisement touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a remedy for coughs bronchitis influenza croup and pulmonary diseases. A Mississippian mother from Byhalia testifies that it is the best croup and cough medicine she has used, purchased via Saunders Drug Co.
Notify June Wilson about a sandy colored male pig listed as Lot A. Record includes identification alert and owner contact note for tracking and follow up.
Readers who settle back dues on the Daily Favorite can also secure a one year Holland's Magazine subscription free by paying in advance for another year. Limited time promotion announced.
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