03 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
1
The fragment records a formal filing at a city office on North Main Street in Texas. It references a Social matter and a designation of PestoMe Tenham, suggesting an official entry or docket related to municipal administration.
A New York coffee planter reports on General Fernando Figueroa as the emerging reformist leader of El Salvador. He jails rival revolutionaries briefly then forgives them, a tactic praised as humane. The piece notes Salvador’s small size yet high population density and rich potential if Figueroa’s policy continues.
A Wills Point Chronicle item notes inquiries about Senator Culberson’s stance on the Texas gubernatorial race. The secretary says Culberson’s health limits political discussion and directs no replies. The piece compares asking for his view to studying Halley’s comet tail.
The Kaufman school board rules that no young lady who dances shall hold a position in the city schools. This decision targets dancers, claiming the art of terpsichore is losing out in the area.
Ovrvald friend Cone Johnson claims to be many things and now faces pressure to add a distinctive feature to his run. The remark highlights the persona clash shaping the political narrative.
The fragment notes Jon McLe suggests a gentler approach may not deter Republicans. It hints he could still pursue an open case against insurgents, indicating ongoing political maneuvering and potential legal action.
Fragmentary remarks discuss what a woman should call her husband. Some women reject the idea and drop the term, while others use it affectionately or playfully.
A statement claims no graft exists among two legislators and aldermen are bought and sold at varying prices depending on location supply and demand.
A New York physician aims to endure two sunless days and assess coping during overcast skies. He seeks practical guidance on staying healthy and energized when clouds block the sun, exploring lifestyle steps and remedies.
A reflective maxim challenges the belief that virtue automatically leads to early death, arguing against overreliance on such fatalism. The remark encourages considering broader life outcomes and resilience beyond simple fate.
A notice notes appreciation for a May 3 Carlton College benefit by the Chaminade Club of war city and supporters including Miss Lilien Price, Juliette Collins, and many others. The event raised 876.75 toward road projects across various Texas counties, with funds proposed or used for street work and infrastructure.
Bonham Undertaking Co changes hands and will operate from the old stand beside Fannin County National Bank while continuing to run the Texas Fraternal Burial Association. Courtesy notes thank many local residents for support after a fire and praise the town’s college efforts and civic pride.
A brief cryptic notice indicates a potential loan arrangement on land and a readiness to purchase a Lael note. No clear names, dates, or locations are provided beyond referenced terms.
A Galveston News editorial notes Colonel Roosevelt and family will enter New York free of duty with no inspection, citing his role as official mourner at King Edward VII's funeral as diplomatic protection. Fort Worth Star Telegram echoes the claim that Roosevelt’s baggage should evade tariffs and inspection as a matter of law and luck.
The selection of Congressman Gordon Russell to succeed Judge Bryant startled Cecil Lyon, longtime patronage figure, signaling possible reduced influence over federal appointments. The move pleased Texas Democrats, though President Taft soon summoned Lyon and appointed his brother as U S marshal for the eastern Texas district.
The Lubbock Avalanche urges readers to seek vigor by waking up and coming to the plains to “develop the germ.” It notes two hookworms in Texas and claims no Rockefeller hookworm mix is in the state, while doctors cannot exhibit a specimen. The piece promotes Texas as a place for pest and health-related curiosities.
A dark brown horse mule about 1312 hands high with a left shoulder brand W is missing. The animal is described as well creased and alert, about 8 to 10 years old. A reward is offered for its return or any information. Contact G W Huot Route 1 Bonham Texas.
County and precinct candidates must file applications for places on the Democratic ticket on or before June 18. Printing of application forms available at the county judge or county clerk after June 6. The executive committee meets June 20 to apportion expenses, with payments due to the county chairman by June 27.
Marvelous Discoverie presents progress of the age with Air tights on heavy machines telegrams and Dr NKing's Rew Dycovery. It claims to cure coughs colds asthma croup bronchial hemorrhage and whooping cough instantly and as a sure cure. James M. Black of Asheville N C says it cured his obstinate cough after other remedies failed. A trial bottle free guaranteed by J W Peeler.
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York reports a year of using Dr King s New Life Pills at home. The easy safe remedy is praised for stomach liver and kidney troubles and costs 26 cents at J W Peeler s.
A compact old saying notes a small provocation can compel a larger reaction. The proverb emphasizes how minor irritations can trigger a significant response.
An ad notes that Foley Kidney Pills contain ingredients to tone strengthen and regulate the kidneys and bladder. It states they are sold by J. W. Peeler.
An advertisement asserts deafness arises from a diseased mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and that only constitutional remedies can restore hearing. It offers $100 for any case of deafness caused by catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and urges sending for circulars from Cheney Co of Toledo.
The Bonham Hata hitters lost to the Terrell Black Devils in a fast game that went three extra innings after tied scores. It was Bonham’s first game of the season with a recently organized squad and several out of town players mentioned.
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