04 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
1
Partial OCR shows subscription rates for daily six months and annual terms in Peote af Penham Texas with unclear figures. Readable elements include office on North Main Street and pricing references though values are fragmented.
In Thursday issue the paper apologizes for misattributing a feature to Rev. T. H. Morris a former Bonham Methodist pastor. The apology states Rev. Morris did not write the article and clarifies the writer, Rev. Tom Morris of Bryan Texas.
Dr G Parten of Dallas the famous chill tonie man contributed 25000 to the Southwestern Toniversity fund. He began in manufacturing and selling chill tonie in East Texas piney woods, while some folks complain about the effort needed for a diving to.
Judge M M Brooks former civil appeals judge writes that Cone Johnsons measure is clearly unconstitutional and cites support from other learned judges who share the view. The piece notes widespread scholarly backing for the opinion.
The superintendent of the Terrell insane asylum is criticized for neglecting duties and traveling the state on a lecture tour, drawing strong disapproval and claims of disgrace to Texas.
The excerpt notes several poems dedicated to Speaker Cannon. The latest verse claims he will die with his boots on despite insurgents and scolding. It also mentions Jim Jeffries described as in first class condition but hints doctors may change this assessment after a fight with Snipger.
A New Jersey woman files for divorce claiming her husband’s stuttering speech made him a poor partner, yet she once found him a charming conversationalist during a marriage proposal.
A fragment notes Queen Maier as mother of six children and discusses Munsterverg who allegedly can read women's minds. The text doubts the claim and suggests it would make him unpopular.
The text riffes on the idea of a returning comet and the slow pace of its departure, likening it to Texas weather. It humorously notes how men in dry counties gauge a suitcase’s mud pint capacity as a playful aside.
The fragment hints at a chorus lineup question asking who will join next. Names, places, or specific events are not provided, leaving the future joining member unresolved.
W R Evans denounces a Ravenna debate article as false and defends his record against Sam Rayburn. He cites votes on teachers certificates and A M Kennedy resolution, accuses Kennedy of misusing state funds, and criticizes allied supporters who aided Kennedy. He asserts personal honor and predicts accountability before named witnesses Fenner Leslie and others.
In a Willits Point Chronicle excerpt the piece argues against hypocritical sanctimony. It stresses that flesh and blood cannot be perfect, that good intentions amid temptation outshine cloistered purity, and that judging conduct should weigh overall behavior rather than isolated faults.
Judge C G Engledow conducts a county wide straw vote in Camp County using a cigar box. Of 382 townspeople who voted Cave Johnson leads with 120 votes, Wm Poindester 105, B Colquitt 26, Davidson 0. primary turnout in 1908 was 923. Camp County lies near Smith County, Cone Johnson’s home.
The Leader endorses county participation in the Dallas State Fair exhibit and urges action this fall. It argues the county that omits an exhibit loses vitality and highlights local advocacy from Pannty county as supporting the plan.
A brief quotation shows W. R. Evans asserting that nine men presented facts about a vote and claiming honesty in their statements. He contends that all truthful men present prove his account.
The advertisement touts Allen's Foot Kase as an antiseptic powder that relieves painful and smarting feet, bunions, and sweat. It claims instant relief for tight or new shoes and promotes breaking in footwear, with a free trial offer and mail order price of 26 cents.
L. B. Caldwell on North Main Street returns to serve customers with best quality work guaranteed. Specializes in Harvess and saddles repair. ready now for repairs and inquiries.
A quotation urges framing diplomas for visibility and pride. The speaker, Dov Ryburn, emphasizes showcasing academic achievements instead of storing them away. The message advocates pride and public display of credentials.
The FAVORITE's job printing department offers quick printing of visiting cards on short notice and will appreciate your order.
Bonham Undertaking Co. has purchased Burness and will conduct the site at the old stand beside the Fannin County National Bank. The Texas Fraternal Burial Association will continue as before. J. W. Lawrence.
After years of debate authorities now claim eczema is caused by microscopic animals gnawing just below the skin and not from the blood. A liquid medicine is advertised as penetrating the skin to relieve itching with an offer to try a bottle for 25 cents at Palace Drug Store in Bonham Texas.
Mr I Weakley of Kokome reports relief after using Foley Kidney Pills. He says the backache vanished the kidneys grew stronger secretions became natural and bladder pain ceased. Sold by J W Peele in a yellow package.
A fragmented notice mentions arrivals identified as numbers 723 and 247. The readable text suggests a sequence or schedule of consignments or deliveries with limited context. No names or places are provided to anchor locations or organizations.
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