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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1916
Page
2
A garbled exchange mentions gas engine ease and a meaning unclear phrase about rights. The fragment references El Paso and a closing remark about a missing or lost item, but specifics are unreadable.
A collection of humorous and reflective aphorisms and editorials from the Bonham Daily Favorite. The piece touches on common sense, Ireland, Arbor Day, and social habits, interspersed with quips about haste and worry, ending with comments on Henry Ford and peace.
Chief Ryan declares strict orders to curb annoying men and boys toward unaccompanied women. He warns the elite and idle rich that social standing won’t shield them from jail. The Delta County Courier quotes Dallas officials and editors in Texas towns voicing reform, threats of fines, and a warning about public behavior in 1916.
Sherman Texas May 4 Mrs Claudia Dupont Lyon wife of the late Gen Cecil A Lyon filed in County Court to probate his will He left all estate revenues to his wife for life while she remains single The remainder goes to his daughter Claudia Lyons Mrs Lyon named independent executrix without bond The estate is valued at about 750 000 dollars
Car shop ad inviting all owners to visit and inspect a wide stock for vehicle care and comfort. Lists Stromberg Carburetors, spark plug pumps, tool boxes, auto gloves, magnets, and hand pumps with prices. Promotes Goodyear tires and tubes and Texaco gas and oil with free water and air. Two prompt service cars available.
Classified notice seeking a secondhand refrigerator in good condition. Contact Johnson at phone number 361 J. Johnson.
A Honey Grove Signal letter reprints Cyclone Davis comments to the Old Soldiers of Texas and condemns his attack on Jefferson Davis Toombs and Yancey. It suggests trusts and liquor interests stirred controversy, notes Confederate Camps denounced the speech as slanderous, and urges Davis to stand by his words.
The article cites SeCOUNTY SCHOOLS Sehoel Distrat No 634 Mast Wo Ni Wal and nearby districts in need of a modern school building with state aid. It urges community interest to support a schoolhouse proposal while mentioning Moler Barber College Dallas offering training and wage jobs.
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