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Vith ting 2 of bb dges nty. A brief note appears to reference a local matter with unclear details and partial names.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1908
Page
5
Vith ting 2 of bb dges nty. A brief note appears to reference a local matter with unclear details and partial names.
Fragmentary readable text mentions Bertie and a person named Ryada in a unclear context with incomplete phrasing and missing details about event or outcome.
Boston and Jamaica Plain scene as two armed felons flee from police for two miles firing in a densely settled district. One man dies later as three hundred officers seal Forest Hill Cemetery and pursue the suspects amid searchlights. the gang is linked to last night’s saloon robbery and killings. Also classified ad notes a $25 per acre sale by Wili H. Evans & Co.
Doors open at 11 30 for a community dinner with roast beef bacon and beans creamed potatoes corn tomatoes bread cold slaw pickles and iced tea.
Local note promotes grape jelly making as a fine preserve. An offer to be contacted at Oak and address by W. B. Maloney for more details or orders.
The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals reverses Judge Landis on the Standard Oil fine of 29.24 million dollars and remands for a new trial with instructions to proceed per the opinion. The ruling concerns fines by per car rebates versus per shipment. Rockefeller absent. secretary notes possible statement doubtful.
In Christian county last night night riders burned the Illinois Central stations at Gracey Otter Pond and Cerulean Springs in a revenge action linked to permitting Madisonville soldiers to camp on Illinois Central property at Cobb. At Gracey about 1 am twenty masked riders seized the telephone exchange captured two operators took them to the station set the house afire then rode off. Cerulean Springs saw a quiet blaze and Cobb was followed by gunshots before the group fled.
Charles S. Paul discusses endorsements from Lamar and Bowie counties and contrasts signed lawyer pledges with his stance against endorsements. He argues experience and judgment matter more for appellate judges and praises courteous county receptions and high minded campaigning. Advertisement notes two second hand buggies for sale by Hale Evans & Co.
A. J. Crittenden announces a new set of scales on South Main Street for weighing hay grain corn stock and related items and invites local business.
The Philothea Class of the First Baptist plans a Saturday market at Kincaid Reedy Hughes featuring bread cake and dressed chicken. Orders may be placed by calling Mrs. J. V. Chapman.
Cut from 1200 to 800 dollars. Forty acres of rich red soil foam on R D seven miles north of Bonham. All crop goes with the place. Can handle a pair of young mules. Will H Evans and Company act as brokers.
The Rogers, Woodward & Roberts Co. advertises the Springfield wagon as best suited to Texas climate. claims it resists breaking and stays reliable in harsh conditions.
Steger Lumber Company invites orders for coal deliveries in July and August. The notice emphasizes low prices and urges customers to call for service.
Thompson Abernathy Co advertises sale of sulky plows and bois Ware wagons with lower prices today than in the future urging immediate purchase.
Grape wine inquiry offers juice and instructions by W. B. Maloney of Oakland. Trade farms for town real estate advertised by guns & Co. See us today.
An insane man traveling with his brother was taken off the westbound Texas and Pacific train at Windom Monday afternoon bound for Van Alstyne. The two men left Missouri days earlier, with through tickets via Paris. After Honey Grove, fellow passengers noted erratic behavior. the man, who had swallowed both railway tickets, was restrained by authorities.
A local firm promotes a quick, no sale and no charge listing service for town property. The notice urges clients to have their property listed immediately with Will TL. Levens & Co. for a fast, fee free listing process.
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