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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1917
Page
1
A Blanco News item cites Edward Bellamy’s poem The Man With the Hoe and argues the hoe elevates farming to a national imperative. It extols soil science, urges feeding the nation, and compares agricultural diligence to courtroom eloquence and military prowess. The piece laments entangled indulgence and praises harsh, necessary growth.
The text argues that a child benefits from remaining in the home nest as long as parents train and guide effectively. If parents lack sense, the child may grow tired and leave the home despite prolonged residence.
County registration surged with heavy turnout after the sheriff and force dispatched extra cards. Boxes along the river required restocking and the sheriff drove to Monkstown to deliver about forty more registrations. Additional cards sent to Ravenna Mulberry McRae and others. Bonham posted 614 Honey Grove over 500 Ladonia 37 percent.
Advertisement notes a second-hand survey and buggy for sale at a very low price with application directed to The Favorite office.
Yesterday Troop M of the First Texas Cavalry under C J A McCalmont was mustered at Benham Pedera. The report notes horses drafted for the unit and mentions personnel such as Geo Warten, Jr and others. A wreck occurred near Whatest crossing on the track road, causing a halt for several hours as investigators worked the scene and recovered gear and horses.
Chicago in June. By Prentent Taft, chairman of the Red Cross central division, will hold a series with business and professional leaders to unfold Red Cross plans for caring for wounded soldiers and their families.
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