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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1913
Page
3
A call to neighbors to recruit new subscribers for the Weekly Favorite. Incentives include full-year subscriptions for both the recruiter and new subscribers, plus a cash premium for bringing in three or more new subscribers. Mentions prepays and a potential premium, with names of local contacts.
Many residents depart for business trips and attend weddings in Texas and neighboring states. Guests include Fay Cooper, Belle Lare, Otta Clutter, Louise Henry’s wedding in Bagwell, Rev Morgan, Mark Kennedy, McVey and Jed Ives, Elizabeth Ramsey, Blanche Domes, and others visiting relatives in Dallas, Fort Worth, Shreveport, Cooper, and Jones.
A fragmented item urges readers to call for requests with a vague plea about “shelled Qati” and contact the number or method to convey wants. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable.
Russell Gro. 60. Phone 5 and John Scarborough attended the State Con sity and returned home today. Mis Richard Saunders as op her mother Mis M Mas has Tel wile tox. In Green Valley Mis both Soaaston armed two child per age onsatinge here from Pexyark sana rt Miss Cora to Paulips left Phurs cay for Baltimore, Meal. where she IWespend the summer, Mrs. Mack Tweedy and children of Botthe Rock, Arkoo are here the most. as relateies sumel Lrteneds, Mra WA. Wo Linn, who tsas bear visiting W. J. Majors and fai ly returned home to Shremand lis morning.
Authorities seized the fabrication plant and arrested four promoters accused of making coins with a bluish tint using plaster molds and pewter. The operation faced scrutiny under food and metal standards as local officials and District Attorney Lipscomb oversaw the investigation and jail awaits their trial.
A fragmentary society note describes relatives visiting Sheruae and travel by train and ship to Seattle and Portland. It mentions summer plans in Nowthweet camp near Fort Worth and lists scattered place names and a few monetary figures, with a closing business line about Gibson & Payor offering land listings.
A cluttered sale notice touts unusually low prices on dried fruits including prunes apricots and yellow peaches with per pound rates and a call to hurry as the bargains last. It mentions names and local vendors and urges readers to visit the shop to reduce living costs.
A garbled OCR passage discusses kidney relief and a public figure linked to a chorus. It mentions a physician Bonhams in Texas and a person named Novak related to a public figure. A car accident appears with a weighty impact on the neck and a subsequent removal of the weight.
Durant Oklahoma hosts a split doubleheader as Junge 7-Botham leads the visitantes in the first game while Durant answers in the second with key hits and strong pitching. Errors and sacrifice plays helped set the scoring and momentum in both contests.
A Presbyterian Sundaes school picnic planned for tomorrow at Woormain Park is postponed indefinitely due to weather. JW Lewis, superintendent, objected to chastisement. A young man named Dubois brings action against his sweetheart in Marseille, France after she boxed his ears for lateness to take her to the theater.
Denison, Texas, June 8, saw Denison edge Trammell with a seventh inning Hoslhida run and Bonham pitching well. Denison claimed a chance to win as they defeated the visitors, with Glenn Del delivering five hits and a late rush for runs.
The readable text shows a jumble of names and places including Paris Ardmore Texaehaie Wichita and Denxetrica. No coherent event or clear facts establish a complete news item or outcome to summarize.
Unable to determine clear item from the garbled text. Readable parts indicate a land sale notice with phrases about paving, a sidewalk, payment terms, and a buyer named Will J. We sell land.
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