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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
4
CHAS HAYS DEAD AT DALLAS SANITARIUM
Chas Hays died at a Dallas sanitarium about 4 o clock this morning after a period of poor health. He had been a Benham resident since 1889 and worked as a locomotive engineer with the T. and FP railroad. He leaves a wife, three daughters, three brothers, a half brother, and several relatives. funeral is at the family home tomorrow at 4 pm with burial in Willow Vila cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Hays
Dallas
Leonardo
Katy
Willow Vila
Hays
Benham
Alabama
Railroad
First Baptist Church
Geo. Hays
Muskogee
Cliff Ways
Denison
Berry Edwards
Oklahoma
Texarkanas
Dan Leach
Marysville Tenn
Julia Katherine Dunn
Personal notices of visits and travel among local residents
Mrs. Nannie White and daughter Mary Alice returned from Dallas where Mary Alice attended school. Corbett Bridges of McAlester visited his father in town. Mrs. Agnew and Dorothy Russell spent yesterday in Sherman. Various residents: Mrs. Wiggs of Clarksville visiting. Fred Newman to Quar ah. Mrs. St.Clair and Miss Russell to Ada. Mrs. Hewlett to Caney. Mrs. Russell visiting Denison. Mrs. Quigley and children to Texarkana. Geo. Elam to Honey Grove. Mrs. Wisner visiting in town. Dewitt Haden visiting his father. Miss Martine Morris back from Denton with industrial arts degree. E. L. Trotter from Anthony notes rain. J. T. Kelley and C. B. E. Gray in town on business. Miss Mildren Nevill improving at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie White
Mary Alice
Dallas
Corbett W. Bridges
McAlester
M. A. Bridges
E. L. Agnew
Dorothy Russell
Shermar
Gus Wiggs
Clarksville
T. Babb
Fred Newman
Quarah
N. A. St.Clair
Mary Russell
Ada
Okla
Sam J. Hewlett
Caney
Jno. W. Russell, Sr
Denison
O. J. Bryan
Pecos
Texas
S. McGlasson
Chas Quigley
Texarkana
Quire’y
Geo. Elam
Honey Grove
Willie Wisner
Greenville
Aubrey Allridge
Dewitt Haden
J. W. Haden
Martine Morris
Denton
College of Industrial Arts
E. L. Trotter
Anthony
C. B E. Gray
Telephone
Hamburgers and Weinies At Meridith and Meridith
Hamburgers and weinies are offered beside specialty sandwiches including St. Paul chicken Denver ham and more. Ice cream cones cold drinks and homemade pastries are available at the Meridith and Meridith stand just north of the express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Denver
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed By Local Testimony
A local testimonial promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney trouble. J E Carter of Benham reports relief from back pain headaches and fatigue after using the product. The ad cites Foster-Moburn Co Buffalo NY as the distributor and prices at six cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benham
J. E. Carter
Doan
Devun
Carter
Foster-Moburn Go
Migra
Buffalo
N. Y
Edwin Denby Navy Secretary Highlight Photo
A Washington photograph shows Edwin Denby, secretary of the navy, the day before the inauguration. Denby is noted as a naval veteran of the Spanish American War and World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Denby
Washington
Denby
Arthur P. Stephens in Patch 1 Mile Past Ooh Land
Fragmentary note mentions Arthur P. Stephens and a patch near Ooh land. No clear event or date is stated. The readable text centers on a location reference and a named individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pho
HENERGIZER Manes Hero cre the ug meulit sea
Fragment unreadable text appears to mention a hero and events near a bishop's location but lacks clear names, places, or dates to form a coherent news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ug Meulit
Bicop
Bate Improvised Antiseptic Liniment Formula For Animals
A historical note describes an improvised antiseptic liniment used on animals. The entry highlights simple household remedies and their suggested applications, reflecting common veterinary practices of the era.
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Wey
Brown Oxfords
Oxford
LOOE
Hardin's Wagon Yard
F. M. Newman
Chas. Mays Dead
Bates
SEAN
New York
Baby Louis
Kid
Baby Louis Hee
Sen Eee
R.A. Risser
Steve You Cop Bopend
Meridith
Dyan
Ers
Forman
Vite
Binny
Cetterhead
City Meat Mar
Arthur P. Stephens
Lindsey
Henergizer
Las
Preac O
Eet Mye
Bonham
L. D
Busness
First State Bank OF
the Guaranty Fund Bank
First National Bank
Favorite Printing CO
Hancock-Nevill Co
Eve
T. Christian
Tygat
Ness Hodoes
Orde Alen
Bate
Wes ‘En
Star Shoe Shop
Hichfang
Wichita
Seal Brand Coffee
Peanut Oil
W. E. Newtom
North Main Street
Bonham Battery Company
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