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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1925
Page
7
The weekly crossword honors goes to W J Davis for delivering a half hour of puzzle pleasure. The grid offers clues across and down including Indication A plot girl’s name a state intersection natural substance minerals onion family and many more, with an editor’s note about a thief theme woven through the puzzle.
Bonham readers hear of the completion of the Chicago Union Station a vast terminal praised as a world class design with one level access. It features a grand skylit concourse a Romanesque wall motif and 125 seat conference room guiding 1.8 million daily travelers and 40k tons of baggage handling across 88 acres of terminal facilities used by several railroads including Pennsylvania Chicago Milwaukee and Santa Fe lines.
In Plainview on July 26 a hearing before examiner FE C Boles closed with plans for a possible night session. Plains residents push for more competition as data argue the Panhandle's commercial output justifies Fort Worth and Denver railroad entry while Santa Fe contends Dallas Fort Worth service is adequate.
President Coolidge will back Lincoln Andrews in reorganizing Federal prohibition system. He has watched administration under Commissioner Haynes and will push the Andrews plan to test a nationwide reorganization into twenty two districts.
OO. B. Fincher promotes a new Tostwich cooker with a tasty toasted sandwich sample. The ad highlights a fresh menu item and invites customers to try the innovative device.
Brannon's advertises a closing out sale of Ivory products at reduced prices. The notice emphasizes limited stock and discount level to attract shoppers. Proceeds support store clearance while offering customers lower prices on Ivory items.
Dee Thompson and Joe Noah announce a peach sale in Alberta on July 24 with large quantities available. Orders encouraged early, located miles north of the town and at the Joe Noah place.
Governor Ferguson accepted Maryland's requisition to send Peter Chamberlane back to face a fraud charge related to an alleged mortgaged car. Chamberlane was arrested in Corpus Christi and resisted extradition.
Chicago July 25 Approx imately 15 new indictments have been returned in the government's effort against furniture manufacturers violating the anti trust law Special government prosecutor Roger Shale announced The list includes individuals and companies named in earlier indictments and adds new targets in the war on price fixing and market domination.
Local notice directs readers to phone in orders for Chas G Nunn with a date or code 11 6. The fragment suggests a call to action for placing requests or inquiries.
Ad copy notes tasting a toasted sandwich on a new Tostwich cooker with minimal product mention and stray branding. Mentions HW and Fincher as fragments, unclear context, no clear event or outcome.
July 25 report notes peasants in Russian villages spread apocalyptic beliefs, urging souls for forgiveness and giving up property. prophets in Vologda and Buzluk County push Jan first and Wasler dates, while miraculous ikon renovates prompt masses and payments. investigators find repainting and oil theft as explanations. Communist party seeks scientific counterpropaganda to erode peasant superstition.
165 acre farm ten miles northeast of Bonham near Ravenna includes house and jot in Honey Grove. Property features Bowling Produce Co. building on South Center and the Old Creamery building now occupied by Coca Cola Co. Administratrix Mrs J F Bowling.
All interested to help maintain Moore's Chapel cemetery are urged to attend next Monday to work the grounds. Community volunteers organize and participate in a cleanup effort with local residents joining the cause.
The State Bureau of Criminal Investigation reports bank bandits earned 229061.88 in the just finished fiscal year. Of the thieves, 32 have been arrested and 5000 dollars of stolen property recovered. Ten of the 32 have been tried and convicted, six bandits were killed resisting arrest.
A quirky Colorado Springs Gazette item notes the approach road to Easy Street is marked by a growing number of nobs or snobs as observers see social signals. The piece hints at a satirical take on status and place names.
An Arkansas Bonham tale questions Cha Palell’s honesty amid a damp period and golf chatter. The author recalls Palell as usually truthful and trustworthy, noting past reliability and willingness to vouch for values and outcomes.
Mrs. Fannie C. Bloss of Huntington reports severe left side pain and pale, nervous condition improved after taking Cardus, a tonic described as made from herbal ingredients. She says nine bottles left her stronger than in a long time and credits the remedy with general improvement.
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