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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
2
The report from New Orleans on June 1 details local weather conditions including temperatures, humidity, and wind patterns. It outlines expected rainfall chances and advisories for residents and maritime activity along the Mississippi River and Gulf coast.
Porter Inglis went to Bells this afternoon. Nat Bradford left for Cleburne. A. A. Beasley went to Dodd City. L. C. White returned from Dallas. Mrs. Will Arledge of near Ovanhoe planned a Dallas visit. Miss Florence Kincaid visited Sherman and Denison. Wesley Gross of Honey Grove was in the city on legal business. Mrs. I. W. Evans left for Honey Grove to visit relatives. Mrs. 8. L. Price and daughter departed for Coalgate Oklahoma. Guido Mann went to Sherman for T P repairs. Jerry and Will Nunnelee returned from Oklahoma trip. Mrs. Will McAnally and Hazel left for Tulsa to visit Mrs. Reed. Mrs. Grace Carter returned from Paris. Mrs. J. Taylor left for Bay City to join Mr. Taylor. J. A. Moss, wife, and Miss Georgia Harrison returned from Mineral Wells. Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Kennedy left for Jonesboro to visit daughter Mrs. Gordon Matthews. T. F. Carter, H. Taylor, J. A. Lainhart and L. Pennell left for fishing and hunting in Oklahoma. Jim Smith, formerly on the Clarksville-Sherman run, returned from Clarksville. Mrs. Sam Williams, who broke her limb yesterday, was married to the Allen hospital and rests well. Rev. George P. Ball left for his old home in Kansas. his first trip there in 27 years. Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. J. B. Howell and family left for Sulphur Oklahoma to spend weeks and will conduct house keeping there.
Standings show Fort Worth beat Oklahoma City 3 2 in 13 innings. Shreveport defeated Dallas 8 2, San Antonio 2, Galveston 6, Houston 2, and Waco 2.
Residents of Bonham and nearby Vaii will meet at the Fireman’s Room at 10 AM to discuss a proposed gas and oil field development on company lands. Local chemists and townsfolk anticipate potential value and jobs urging broad attendance.
For sale a young heifer calf with a pair of dorsa on. Suitable for farming use. Call May be reached at phone number 315 for details and arranging viewing.
Diners flock to the Palace Restaurant for the best short orders in town with quick service and classic dishes highlighted as favorites by patrons.
Four registered bird dog puppies offered by Jack Saunders. Good stock and ready for prospective buyers to see.
Corn at 64 cents a bushel and sorgum hay at 40 cents a bail featured in a Saturday market organized by the Philathea Class at Kincaid and Hughes. Bread cakes and potato chips will be available. phone orders to 383.
A fragment notes trade in dry ear corn offered for cash or satisfactory note by Rogers Woodward and Roberts. The brief appears to reference local commodity dealings and payment terms with potential buyers or sellers.
The ad proclaims 8100 and 840 shirts as top value with fabrics like those used by city custom makers at higher prices. It asserts each shirt is perfect and emphasizes quality and savings for customers.
A fragment discusses a steam tarnedr washing device for home use aiming to reduce fuel and effort. Mentions A. J. Station Vy and vague references to clothing care and rehone. The garbled text suggests a product claim of efficiency and practicality for households.
A hospital meeting is set between Hospital Neo ta atly and Mi Hei tomorrow afternoon at ten o'clock in an unspecified venue and time zone.
Sport Notes reports a 4 to 4 tie between Fort Worth and Oklahoma City after 13 innings of play yesterday. Both teams exhibited strong pitching and late-inning resilience in a game that stretched into extra innings.
Wichita Falls leads the Northwest Texas League with a perfect record of 1000 percent to date. The strong showing puts them ahead of regional rivals as the season progresses.
Dallas locals confront a growing morale clash as anvil chorus protests erupt in the city. Officials report tension rising amid a wave of roasts targeting local clubs and figures.
Waco's squad shows fight but cannot seal wins as they drop at least fifteen games by narrow margins, confirming a tough stretch for the club and its supporters.
The article notes Eubanks, a pitcher from Detroit last season, is signed by Houston while Fort Worth builds up its squad with Snapp, Brewster, Moore, Latimore and Lebberline. Brewster leads the club in hitting and Mobertine remains a key first baseman, with several players arriving to strengthen the Panthers in pursuit of the pennant.
Only two days remain to shop at extra low prices during the special cut sale at White White, Blakeney & Fuller ending Saturday night.
A summer cold neglected can develop into bronchitis or pneumonia. Do not neglect it. Take Foley's Honey and Tar promptly to loosen the cough soothe and heal inflamed air passages and expel the cold from the system Sold by J W Peeler.
A newspaper ad urges merchants to follow the Good Samaritan parable by turning commerce into moral acts. The column appeals to readers to make the paper a vehicle for benevolence and community service, citing Our Saviour's parable as guiding principle.
The Dallas team has dropped several games in a row and struggles with pitching depth. Management must strengthen the staff or risk slipping further down the standings as the season progresses.
TCU ace Mouton pitched a stellar game against Victoria yesterday, giving up only two hits and striking out nine. Morton's veteran battery remains on Biowete's South Texas roster.
Notice urges quick action on a cut price sale by White Blakeney & Fuller. The United Charities meeting is postponed due to the president and other members being bedraggled and unavailable.
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