02 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1914
Page
1
A collection of editorial quips and opinions touches on court delays, mediators, suffragettes, graft, and a Paris–Dallas interurban survey. It notes Oklahoma recruiting grain workers, critiques sensational claims, and urges Whitewright to seek interurban connection toprotect trade and growth.
The Greenville Banner praises Rep Sam Rayburn for his close work with President Wilson. It notes Rayburn’s bill regulating stock and bond issuance by large corporations as an administration measure. The piece predicts a Democratic second term with strong local support in Fannin County.
A fragmented list names residents and values across districts two and three including J Sam Barcus Archie Crittenden Doug Swope Mrs Jno Owens Leola Jones Thelma Henderson Mrs Mary Cope HOTS DISTRICT TWO LANNIUS Anih and MONKSTOWN figures. DISTRICT THREE I BONARD Jessie Roard DODD CITY Mrs J Neal Palmer ECTOR Tithe McFlwee HONEY GROWS FE Aubyn fatbs Mrs Myrtle Hollingsworth Edna Huffaker and Oscar McColion appear in the partial poll ledger with assorted values.
Voters will stop at eight o clock and judges will count immediately after closing. The event wraps up Tuesday night with final tallies expected once ballots are received.
A crowded campaign section urges candidates to push final subscriptions before the Saturday 8 PM close. The piece stresses secrecy of results, the value of last minute votes, and the upcoming announcement by judges and publication in the Favorite weekday. It also notes a rural carriers meeting and a resolution to support good roads.
209 acre Hayton Brothers farm south of Bonham with 170 acres cultivated and 500 peach trees. Timbers, two house sets, fine water, barn and a living spring in barn lot. Nearby schools and a church. One of the finest farms in the county. Inquiries to ANSE MOORE at Smith Moore Williams Co.
L E Pharr left Bonham for Dallas after a message said his son Espy Pharr was killed when struck by a train. He had no additional details about the tragedy.
A vintage ad touts Dr Porter's Antiseptic Healing Qual as a cure for stubborn sores and skin issues. It claims relief of pain and healing simultaneously with a price range of five cents to one dollar.
An advertisement invites readers to run an ad in the Favorite to receive coupons for their favorite girl or boy in the Pony Contest, outlining entry incentives and participation details.
W A Lockhard of Homer City Pennsylvania reports severe rheumatic pains in arms and shoulders last spring. After one bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment the pain eased and he was entirely cured. Available from all dealers.
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