03 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1918
Page
1
Sheriff and deputies seized nine black suspects tied to a scheme stealing oats and 266 oat sacks from Rogers Woodward and Roberts Company. Ninety five bushels taken. three men did the theft while others received or concealed goods. Some hauled oats for shipment and hid sacks to divide later. Additional arrests expected.
Miss Salle Joe Carlton advertises private and close work for summer and the 1918-19 term. Parents seeking thorough work and credits in Texas schools are urged to enroll now for desirable hours at Carlton Apartments, 305 East 10th Street, Bonham.
Richard Morgan rector invites the public to an evening service and address by Bishop H T Moore at Trinity Episcopal Church Wednesday at 8 p m. The event offers a formal address and evening worship for parishioners and neighbors.
E. L. Williams offers reward for recovering auto curtains chains two jacks a pump and tools stolen from Lindsey's Ice Cream factory between Bonham and Sherman authorities seek leads on the incident and suspect vehicle recovery details remain sparse.
An ad notes Clara Kimball Young appears at the Queen theater tomorrow. The listing also offers a 1917 Paige seven passenger car in good condition for sale or trade. Possible exchange for a house and lot. Also an educational notice invites children grades 3 to 7 for summer school work at Bailey Inglish on Thursday the 6th at 8 AM with contact via phone 206-2r.
A large section of Carlton College building is offered for sale. The portion is in fine condition, about 40 feet square, two stories with six rooms above. Sale handled by Will H. Evans.
Reports from sunk ship crews say German submarines patrolled off the New Jersey coast sinking several American vessels during the night. The maritime association reportedly lists fifteen ships sunk with a full statement to follow from naval authorities.
Washington reports three American schooners sunk off the coast by German submarines with a full Department statement promised. By 2 o'clock seven vessels are listed as victims, with a possible rise to fifteen after fuller reports. The steamer Carolina with fifty two passengers is shelled en route from New York to San Juan.
Silent film star William S. Hart appears at the Queen Theatre for a matinee and evening show airing an Western drama. fans flock to see the famed cowboy in action.
Notice from Maccabee Lodge states a meeting Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. All members urged to be present. Signed by Charles T. Lane, Record Keeper.
Will H. Evans offers a 1918 Buick Six demonstrator for sale within three days promising a big bargain. The ad also promotes Martin's Egg Producer feed from Taylor Grocer Co for growing chicks and keeping hens laying, with satisfaction guaranteed.
A. L. Deibel of Little Rock Arkansas places bids to sell 200 shares of Hoffman Oil & Refining at 175 and luw shares of Buffalo Oil & Refining at 190 with telegram orders.
An Atlantic port report says two tank steamers were sunk about 150 miles off Sandy Hook between seven and eight last night. A Canadian Pacific liner arriving with 150 passengers said SOS calls came from the torpedoed ships and from one vessel declaring it was sinking. The Boston port is closed due to submarines and rumors persist of American ships sunk off the Massachusetts coast, with reports naming the Carolina and a submarine captured or sunk.
The French hold the line along the Marne as German gains shift. Germany concentrates southwestward between Noyon and Chateau Thierry, aiming to push through the Oise Arcq and Marne valleys. Athos resistance rises, slowing enemy progress along all routes.
Paris June 1 United Press reports the French counter attack yesterday evening drove German forces from positions between Orcq and the Marne, where the enemy pressed toward Paris. A violent German assault along the river Paris region was repelled as French forces regrouped.
German losses were heavy and hundreds of prisoners were taken as the French advanced at several points between the Orcq and the Marne. French positions were maintained everywhere.
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