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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1921
Page
4
The report lists daily prices for items such as corn 90¢ a bushel, hogs 4 to 8¢ per pound, cattle 4 to 20¢ per pound, roosters 12 to 14¢, turkeys 20 to 30¢ per pound, eggs 10 to 12 1 2¢ per dozen, and butter 7 1/2 to 10¢ per pound, noting prices vary and retail is not quoted.
G W Morgan arrived from Riverby. Mrs J A Seay and two daughters of Clarksville visit Mrs G W Crider. Miss Conway Crider goes to Denton for school. Mr and Mrs N Phillips welcome a son born yesterday on East Second. Mrs Bettie Turpin of Dallas visits Mrs E M Clinkenbeard. Mrs Claude Leatherwood and Mrs Annie Gough travel to Sherman. Mrs Bacon Saunders and granddaughter Jane Saunders of Fort Worth visit Mrs T R Caldwell. B B Brally of Denton, ex-Leonard, attends to business. Miss Florence Williams leaves for Norman to attend the Normal. Miss Mildren Bailey of Gainesville returns home. Kenneth Smith and Fred Delaney go to Denton for school. Chas G Nunn arrives from Ladonia. Mrs Ella Tweedy leaves for Texarkana to meet Miss Carol Austin then to Little Rock for the Clark-Isprig wedding.
The Clinkenbeard Penwell and Wood families express deep gratitude for flowers and sympathy after the death of their son and brother. Also notes business contact from Bowling Prod Co and J. FPF offering fruit jars and jar caps at fair prices.
The Maccabees announce a regular meeting on June 13 with election of officers and other important business. All members urged to attend at eight o'clock sharp. Com. Co. FE Thompson.
When you want dry goods nations or groceries at the right price see us J. F. Bowling Pron. Co. tf
Local ad copy lists Kodacks and Kodack films available at Richardson Drug Store with a contact phone 97 and street address 21 Richardson Drive for shoppers seeking photography supplies.
Rev. Jerry A. Bone recounts a long life of modest means in Gobher Texas on June 6 1921. He lists land holdings and personal possessions while declaring poverty in worldly goods but wealth in grace. He mentions a daughter buried in Florence Cemetery Vanzant County and past travel to Oklahoma and Mexico.
Eyes tested free as new shell frame offers reasonable prices and upgraded ground lens options. Specialty fittings highlight toric Besight and Krytek lenses for improved accuracy.
The notice advertises Dallas blackberries for patch east of Oakland at Belcher farm and offers phone ordering. Contact Arthur P. Stephens at 69 Blue for details or orders.
Board of Trade notes report the Bonham Natatorium Co to advertise around Ponhan and inform the public of progress. They cite rapid building by A B Scarborough on East Nints street and John Steger for Parham Canty. Bonham baseball faces Ardmore and Paris with home game next Thursday. fans may umpire from the grandstand.
Pay your water bill before the 10th of the month and save penalty. Railroad time table for several lines lists arrivals and departures between Clarksville Texarkana Sherman Fort Worth and Texarkana. Also notes a stockholders meeting date and various local ads and notices.
A customer letter praises Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for digestive issues, claiming relief from gas and indigestion after two years of use. The note asserts the product removes catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation causing stomach and intestinal ailments, offering a one dose guarantee with a money back option.
Bonham residents seek summer respite with railroad fare to mountains or shore. Local dealers offer bread and bakery goods, fruit jars, and canning supplies at reasonable prices. Community notes emphasize safe travel and proper conduct, urging readers to prepare for the hot season.
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