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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1907
Page
2
Notice shows mailing and newspaper subscription rates for Bonham Texas including office at North Center Street, post office bearing second class matter, with in advance prices listed as $1.25 for one item and $2.00 yearly.
Railway timetable lists Maxiboundeen arrivals and departures with several time marks and station notes. Bonham departures occur at 12 36 p m and 6 40 p m with southbound trains reaching Bonham by 9 10 a m and 6 15 p m. Exposition Wiebe reference appears as a stray schedule note in the fragment.
Shundéra files for erection of a cottage on her vacant lot at West Eight Street. The proposal appears straightforward with no earlier complications or opposition noted in the readable text.
An article extols nature as a remedy for beauty and health woes. It claims science exposes hair destroying germs and promotes Nanbro's Horpleida to halt growth of the germ, allowing hair to regrow naturally. Sold by druggists. samples via stamps to Detroit firm.
A men’s meeting will be held today at 3 o’clock at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church led by Bro S B Howard on the topic Sabbath Observance. The speaker urges a large turnout for discussion and urges renewed respect for the Sabbath as taught by earlier generations.
Notice lists William Smith colored of 632 Maple street as finder. Payment request for the notice is noted.
Lost small day book contains three twenty dollar bills and other papers. Reward offered by J. A. Campbell of R. F. D. No. 7.
A promotional notice urges readers to order the Uvaide brand from Kincaid Reedy and Hughes claiming it is the world best handy item.
A visitor at a press meeting praised the accommodations at 1818 P. O. Street in Galveston as top in the city. The note also recommends Hurler's Bon Bons and Chocolates at the Bonham Candy Kitchen for quality treats.
A brief note shows R D Owens requesting a large supply of oat sacks, stating a need for 1000 sacks at once. No further details on destination or purpose are provided.
The Favorite notes its efforts to record reader visits and movements, inviting contact by phone for visiting friends and urging use of game means to notify the office. The column emphasizes thorough scanning of reader entries.
Mrs. Jack Voight visits Sherman while Florence Kneaid returns from Honey Grove. Many residents travel to Denison Paris Ravenna Shreveport and Ark visit relatives in McCraw's Chapel and Montague. Brevard and other locals plan trips to Austin Sulphur Springs and San Angelo. A piano wanted and Don Ryburn advertises framing services after a fire.
Western Fur Iron Metal Co advertises to pay record prices for 15 carloads of iron before July 1. It buys metals and bones and offers top quotes for poultry feathers wool and beeswax from Bonham Texas on the east side square.
Pupils may join summer instruction by contacting J H Burnett at his residence near the Methodist church or by phone 252 2. Summer term starts June 17 and runs through the season. Also notes about real estate listings with E A Johnson Realty, and Bon Bons from Bonham Candy Kitchen. A person is wanted to travel in home territory with salary 350 per day plus expenses, address J A Alexander 125 Plymouth Place Chicago Illinois.
Limited time deal offers one year of Holland's Magazine free for clearing back dues on the Daily Favorite and paying one year in advance. Includes subscription to the magazine with no immediate charge beyond due balances.
A witty man who fails to impress is apt to regard others as half witted. The line hints at self perception and social judgment in humorous irony.
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