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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1925
Page
6
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The Rev. J. A. McMurry of Greenhill Texas preached at First Presbyterian Church in this city for morning and evening services. Pastor CC P Owen exchanged pulpits with the Greenhill pastor. Admission 25 cents. Benham Chapter A. M. to meet with officer installation tonight. Bas Gibson JE P, A Anderson Sec.
Bonham market notes show eggs and roosters priced with candled sour cream butter and packing issues. The report lists 31.3 percent buc and 3 to 4 cents, 8 to 9 cents ranges and a $10.00 buying point for what appears to be dairy and poultry items.
Honey Grove Nat opened to the public with a large crowd and daily swimming at Stoney Grove Nat. J A Phillips died at 69. funeral at Allen's Point with Rev. Haywood. City election Aug 18 to levy one mill for municipal ban. Chamber of Commerce discussed town improvement and premiums for cotton. Weather and crop notes describe variable rainfall and mixed cotton and corn yields in Flowey Grove area.
A local classified ad in Favorite invites residents to list items they wish to sell. The notice outlines space for various goods and encourages owners to place entries for quick buyer contact.
Information reached here that W A Scott died at Greenville at 3 this morning after a month of illness. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 8 PM in Greenville with burial there. He was brother to R I Scott, formerly local Swift & Company agent here and later in Amarillo.
United Press reports from Washington that global cheese demand grew in all four quarters. The Department of Commerce cites 1924 world trade at about 670 million pounds, up from 620 million in 1923, with Switzerland recovering its export position and Germany import levels hitting a record 90.7 million pounds. New Zealand remains the top exporter.
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