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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
4
Schedule details show west bound and east bound train times with arrivals and departures. Entries reference specific trains and times such as 9:40 am and 12:26 noon, plus notes of arrivals at 9:16 am and 6:20 pm on various routes.
A Rogers field listing shows hours from 8 am to 5 pm for Lemblein at 6th Street with both office and residence phones 236 in Bonham Texas.
Marvelous Discoverie highlights air lights on heavy machines and telegraphs without wires. Dr King’s New Discovery claims to save life against coughs and bronchial troubles and asthmatics with hay fever and whooping cough. Asheville user James M. Black reports curing an obstinate cough. priced 50 cents to 1 dollar with a trial bottle offered.
Health and vitality claims target men and women with a restorative tonic promoted as renewing vigor. Sold by Palace Drug Store for 6 dollars per box, 81 00 per bottle. Also advertised Fuley’s Kidney Remedy for children to curb bed wetting after measles or scarlet fever, sold by J W Peeler.
A verbose account recalls juror questions and lawyer tactics during a veniremen inquiry. Quirky exchanges reveal how jurors’ vague opinions and everyday habits become fodder for courtroom humor, including notices of addresses, occupations, and family ties. The piece ends with a Beecher quote on pears as a telescope to heaven.
The Herald prints Roosevelt plans to limit political speeches to one per state reaching twenty four states. A Western senator reports Roosevelt intends to speak in only four states, a move that disappoints both regular Republicans and insurgents awaiting his stance in the nationwide party controversy.
Washington action blocked an amendment to the sundry civil bill proposing a 150000 appropriation to survey drainage for 25000000 acres of Mississippi Valley land. Backers led by Foster and Clark urged development, while Hale of Maine opposed, ending a push seen as enriching national wealth and aiding settlers.
Notice to mothers with children practicing for the Children’s Day services at the First Methodist church. Ensure your child is at the church midday Saturday at o clock. If unavailable, inform so the part can be reassigned. Mrs. T. J. Cussman.
An advertisement for M. C. Spivy & Co promotes five strap pumps or oxfords for ladies. The sale highlights savings on every pair.
Advertises 500 to 600 bushels of corn for sale at the barn nine miles north of Bonham on Lowell Bluff road priced at 6oe per bushel with location details for pickup.
Evangelist T. W. Phillips delivered a soul stirring sermon on The Converted Church urging a true conversion. He emphasized the meaning of conversion as taught by Heaven and urged all to attend tonight’s service with topics on Seed Sowing and Prusting God. Crowds grew larger with each service and one confession was reported.
In the Big Record Sale M. C. Spivy & Co. offers 200 men's umbrellas and 800 ladies umbrellas, highlighting a large variety for shoppers.
The community reports hot winds drying ground and corn. Wheat and oats look fair and prospects are good if rain comes soon. Local residents such as W P Bledsoe visit ill relatives in Randolph. News covers funerals weddings church events and minor accidents with brief remarks.
County blacksmiths met at Bonham City Hall to organize a county branch of the American Association of Blacksmiths and Horse Shoers. Officers elected include R. L. Morgan of Stoney Grove as president and Y. M. Bledsoe of Bonham as secretary. Attendance was notable and interest strong.
A concise line notes how many women live to regret discovering their affinity. The remark implies social or personal consequences tied to self-realization and desire within a historical context.
Denison Texas August 8 A report says railway firemen on the Katy and other southwestern lines have won wage increases. Pay raises include passenger firemen fifteen cents per hundred miles freight thirty cents per hundred yard five men twenty five cents and hos tlers and switch engineers twenty five cents. A committee from the Bo of Lo BF. & fn attended a Chicago meeting on the matter. A large crowd rode the Katy to Steger for the First Methodist Sunday school picnic with extra coaches, baskets, and free tickets. The day promised continued enjoyment in Ravenna with Booham Sunday school organizers joining the celebration.
M C Spivy and Co advertise a record sale offering big savings on men’s suits with discounts claimed from three to BF on each suit.
Capudine promises fast relief from colds heat stomach ache or nervous troubles with an easy liquid dose. Available at drug stores in 10 26 and 60 cent sizes.
The reflection notes that affection does not follow personal blueprints but arises from circumstances and allowances, shaping how love is actually expressed rather than how one imagines it. It suggests constraint and necessity govern intimate bonds.
A note distinguishes two forms of support or greeting. It argues that offering aid and giving a friendly welcome are separate acts. The distinction may affect social expectations in public or communal settings.
A advisory line suggests delaying legal action to reassess motives and avoid rash moves. It urges taking a year to reflect before pursuing litigation to prevent costly, emotional decisions.
A local tailor shop advert promises 17 years of bench work including cleaning pressing and dyeing with guaranteed satisfaction. The Ball's tailor shop in Fannin county offers cleaning and dyeing services and invites customers to call Phone 63 31 for service.
A local ad touts HOO pairs of men's pants at sale prices and invites readers to call the store for details during the big Record Sale. It mentions Spivy & Co offering weekly payments and a distribution effort for White Ribbon Concentrated Non Alcoholic drinks with canvassing and order taking duties.
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion about how wealth affects attention to headlines and how people react when they focus on money and status. The wording appears garbled, preserving no clear names, places, or events for concrete details.
For feverishness and aching from malaria colds or overheating take Capucline Pt. This medicine reduces fever and relieves pain. Available in liquid form at drug stores for 10 and 20 cents.
A fragmented OCR note describes automa hill climbers rivaling a skilled owner and hints at a possible poor house outcome. It mentions Aman and his wife in a devolving situation with an offered excuse, but details remain unclear and unreliable.
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