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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1917
Page
4
A Bonham Route 2 farmer reports back pain and severe kidney discomfort, claiming frequent pains and fatigue. He praises Dean's Kidney Pills as the remedy, saying they helped alleviate symptoms after trying other medicines.
Leonard friends prepare to entertain free delegates June 25 and 26 with state workers attending to discuss new methods in Sunday school work. Supervisors and pastors urged to attend. Leonard singers prep special music. Miss Myrtle Bolton is president and Will H. Evans chairs. O rooms for rent at Carlton apartments East Tenth Street phone 458.
United Press Washester reports on June 1 that the department will reduce cantonment camps for the Army and National Guard from thirty two to sixteen. The move realigns National Guard units under new command.
Government report shows the May 25 crop condition for 1917 at 69.5 percent vs 79.1 percent ten year average. States range from Virginia 70 to California 81 with Georgia 69, Alabama and Mississippi 61, Louisiana and Texas 74, Arkansas 64, Missouri 73.
Notice to all ladies to notify Edna Huffaker county demonstrator or Philip Wise president of the Board of Trade to secure tin cans for canning. Cans available only through the county demonstrator or Board of Trade, orders must be placed at once.
Marksville Louisiana resident Alice Johnson describes years of back and side pain and insomnia. After taking Cardui her strength returns and she regains ability to work, praising the product for recovery from female complaint related woes.
Car load of red muley heifers and cows with two yearling bulls offered. Extra well bred stock offered at reasonable prices. For information contact Bill Corzine by phone or write.
In Petrograd on June 1 Premier Lyots issued an urgent order to all government commissioners to expeditiously identify and return deserters to the military, aiming to curb leasers of army practice and restore discipline among troops.
London June 1 British forces inched forward in a number of local successful engagements last night according to an official report from General Haig.
The Chautauqua opened in fine form with A A Ross introducing the event at the high school auditorium due to rain. Castellucci's Milano Serenaders delighted afternoon audiences with varied programs from Riggletto to popular songs. E J Powell spoke at night on community uplift, delivering an enthusiastic, engaging talk.
London reports extensive night raids by British aircraft over Ostend Bruges and Quburg. The Admiralty states many tons of bombs were dropped with good results and all planes returned safely.
Real estate ad notes six room house with two porches and garden for 1500 dollars with 300 down and balance monthly. Also mentions three brick houses for sale on east, north, and Fourth streets by Will H Evans. Local social notes list visits from numerous relatives and others across Oklahoma and Texas.
A severe hail storm struck five miles northeast of Ravenna on Thursday night. The event caused unknown overall damage but ruined the entire crop of a man named Braboy.
Fred Dennis left for Gainesville yesterday afternoon. Dr. Wolfe was here from Ivanhve. Mr. Mattie Collis returned yesterday from San. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Newhs went to Denson on the Katy yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Joyce Rayourn returned to Dodd City yesterday on the T. and P. train. Mrs. L. K. Strother, domestic science teacher, left yesterday for Sherman. Jim Robinson and family and Miss Annie Twyman went to Havana yesterday afternoon. H. C. McAnally left yesterday afternoon for Alton, IL to visit his son. A. G. Allen of Danner left yesterday for Cartage, Tenn to bring his mother back. Tom Atterberry of Savoy visited today. Mrs. Claude Gremin and daughter Mildred left on the morning train. W. A. Peters went to Honey Grove on business. Mrs Peters accompanied him. Rae Cate and Hattie Flowers came down from Savoy this morning. J. Honey Ooten, recently released from hospital, is mentioned. Mie J. H. Deraldson of Honey Grove visited her sister and returned this morning. Mr. and Mrs. John Vernon and others visited. Yours an, and wife, Miss Castleman and Wl Spotts of this area. Mrs Walter McGee of Dodd Cars also mentioned. They will return next week.
A locally advertised notice states an up to date rug cleaving machine is installed and invites customers to visit McKelva Broom and Mattress Factory with reasonable phone contact 511. The listing emphasizes competitive pricing and urges business.
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