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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1908
Page
2
Incomplete timetable fragment lists departure and arrival times for pacific line trains, including multiple leaves at 1 35 p m 5 10 p m and 5 15 p m with routes to South Bound No 24 and No 258 arriving around 9 10 a m and 6 10 p m, and notes a 12 35 noon marker.
A brief note highlights how buying a patent arrangement can trigger suspicion toward all other patents. It suggests caution and careful due diligence in evaluating intellectual property portfolios.
Dr Arlington Helbing an M D physician and surgeon maintains offices in the Word building at the southeast corner of Square. Residence is at 116 West 9th Street with phone 156 and a second residence at 150. Office hours are 122 am to 257 pm.
Sodecia offers attention to diseases of women and children. Office over Graham Crawford & Co. Phone 235. Residence on W. 7th street.
Theodore O. Bell who chaired the Democratic National Convention in Denver is a key member of the Eagles, along with grand worthy president B. D. Hays of the same city. Timothy Sullivan, a former president, has been succeeded by Bell and both are Democratic leaders tied to Tammany. Charles H. Day of New York also sits high in the Magles lodge.
Howard Sawyer travels to Denison and others head to Dallas Henrietta Bells and Bells commerce noted. Robt Alexander returns from Paris Lindsey Morrow comes home to Honey Grove Deputy Barrett returns to Denison May and daughter travel Blossom Hugo noted. Mrs McDaniel, Mrs Lusk, Perry Claypool, Isham Beasley, Dr Lewallen shift places.
Senator A. P. Barrett, candidate for congress, travels to Grayson County to promote his candidacy. He has speaking dates through July 25 and will return late Saturday night after election day.
Steger Lumber Company advertises coal sales with orders now for July and August delivery. Emphasizes low prices and cheap coal to attract customers.
Notice states gas will be cut for several days from 8 am to basin and 2 pm to p m daily until repairs at the gas plant are completed. Phil Jacobs manager oversees. Kes WooAL Stuckey, pastor, travels to Houteys iove near a meeting with Rev. Clark and expects return Saturday. Local notices mention births, court, real estate ads, lost glasses, and visits by residents to various nearby towns.
The Elks receive a one of a kind mascot named William Ienry Goat imported from the West Indies. Don Ryburn ships and transports the colorful goat to Dallas with the lodge to travel there. Billy, noted for purple fur bronze horns and a loud appearance, is unique in the United States and expected to draw crowd attention and perhaps temperance pledges.
The report states that the estate of a deceased father should be divided equally among his children in China, reflecting a standard for inheritance distribution.
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