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Newspaper

Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1916

Page

3

Local slate of candidates listed for county offices

A detailed list of candidates running for various local offices including Congress Representative Districts Judge Sheriff County Clerk Tax Assessor and other precinct roles names include SAM RAYBURN ANDREW RANDELL J. E. PEARSON MARVIN P. McCOY H. G. EVANS J. R. KENNEDY W. E. BIGGERSTAFF R. M. PARKER JAMES FREEMAN F. A. SPENCER FRANK YOUNG FOR POSTs in Bonham and surrounding precincts with names such as PICKENS RODGERS JAS A. AGNEW CLARENCE V. PEARSON and many others appearing in the ballot slate.

Congress Sam Rayburn Andrew Randell V. Gentry John M. Raiden Bob Skiles J. E. Pearson Marvin P. McCoy H. G. Evans Ben H. Denton S. F. Leslie J. W. Donaldson A. S. Broadfoot Hous Lee J. R. Kennedy W. E. Biggerstaff Frank Newberry J. T. Kinkade Robert Miller John Renshaw Sam W. McKee R. C. Bragg W. W. Sparkman Arthur P. Stephens Bonham Sam B. Miller S. H. Parker Burr Wright Sam P. Keene John A. Jackson Ollie B. Fincher Will W. Jones Will 25

Walter Ussery Buried at Brown Graveyard

Walter Ussery, whose death was noted yesterday, was buried today at Brown graveyard seven miles north of the city. The family has the sympathy of everyone in this sad hour. Also a local theater note: See a lord by day and a thief by night played tonight at the Best Mrs. H. P. Dickey visited from Dodd City for shopping.

Walter Ussery Brown Edwin August

Athletic Union Suits Offer Real Comfort In Summer Wear

Real underwear comfort is highlighted as summer undergarments remain in style. Athletic Union Suits by Wilson Bros. promise convenience and easy wear with best points for comfort, encouraging customers to try one or two suits for a lasting fit.

Athletic Union Wilson Bros

Buick service promise and June car availability

When your car is serviced you want it done right. The note mentions Buick work and curates replacement cars for when you want them. June delivery is expected, with most cars already ordered. Also advertised are two second hand cars for sale cheap.

Personal notices from local residents head to towns and events

Ed Taylor left for Sherman at noon today. Jenkins Sasser departed for Ladonia. A A Burney came in from McKinney and other points. Mrs J H Smith went to Sherman on the noon train. Rev B F Milam left for Trenton to preach. Miss Myrtie Dickey of Dodd City was here and went home at noon. Mae Cox and sister Bertie returned to Erwina after a visit. Mr and Mrs J E Carter arrived from Sherman to visit son N O Carter and family. John W Russell arrived from Culver Ind where he has been at military school and graduated. Elizabeth Scales arrived from Abbington Va to study at Martha Washington College. James May and others went to Ladonia to play ball. Mr and Mrs J W Russell and daughter Mary, Eloise Chapman arrived from Culver Ind for Culver Military Academy graduation. ae Roga Mitchell left for Austin for summer study at the State University. The Favorite wishes this young lady well.

Ed Taylor Sherman Jenkins Sasser Ladonia A. A. Burney McKinney J. H. Smith B. F. Milam Trenton Myrtie Dickey Dodd City Mae Cox Bertie Erwina Texas J. E. Carter N. O. Carter John W. Russell Culver Ind Wa Military School Elizabeth Scales Abbington Martha Washington College James May Pat Jackson Walter Kelley Jim Boone Henry Adams True Adams A.S. Covell Chas Buchanan J. W. Russell Mary Eloise Chapman Culver Military Academy Ae Roga Mitchell Austin State University

Auto stolen by friends ends in car breakdown prank

Albert S. Yeagley had his new “flivver” taken by friends as a joke while he worked at Steger Milling. The merry thieves drove the car off, laughed at the effort to start it, and ultimately found no gas. After miles of mishaps the car broke down and the prank ended with a costly return run for fuel.

Albert S. Yeagley Automobile Fia Steger Milling Company Hastile Elysian Fields Yeagley

Summer Normal Counts 107 Members Amid Health Efforts

The article notes 107 members of Summer Normal, with faculty and students engaging in health restoration. It mentions ongoing duties, stray references to Otis and Zanesseile, and a general sentiment of recovery and progress as the term advances.

M. C. Spivy and Company Two Weeks Sale Ad

Local retailer M. C. Spivy and Co promotes a two week special purchase sale offering savings on selected goods. The notice highlights a limited time event aimed at customers seeking bargains.

M. C. Spivy & Co

Water bill reminder and historic catarrh cure advertisement

Pay your water bill before the 10th of the month. In a separate old notice Hall's Catarrh Cure is promoted as a constitutional remedy by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio with testimonials and a reward offer. Gold by Druggists 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio J. Cheney &C

Sale offers from M C Spivy and Mrs Geo Myers

An advertisement notes a special purchase sale across all departments by M C Spivy and Co and promotes newly arrived hats described as the swellest of the season from Mrs Geo Myers.

Geo. Myers

Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad

Remedy urged for all families especially in summer with claims of reliability. Promotes ease of obtaining and seeking testimonials from users.

Chamberlain

Circles No 3 Hosts Charity Sale and Auction

Readable fragments describe Circles No 3 hosting a charitable sale and clipping event for a local cause. Mentions Mothad group and a sale with 1003 as a figure, plus a venue at the Best. Partial text obscures dates and full names.

Ladies of Circles Mothad Pires

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