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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
3
List of candidates for Congress District B and local offices including Sam Rayburn Rosser Thomas W Spangler Jo J. Wheeler Fitzgerald Pearson Bridges Lipscomb Leslie Riddling Blair Thomas For Commissioner Precinct 2 Witherspoon Precinct 1 and other listed names Malcolm E Bishop C M Mitchell J W Burroughs in the Democratic primary column.
Government weather report from New Orleans dated June 10 notes generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday. Cooler tonight except in the northwestern portion as Civne reports provide a regional forecast.
Local residents and guests travel from Denison Paris McAlester and Texarkana visiting friends and relatives. Names include Miss Winnie Nabors Miss Cleo Caldwell Mrs. Clyde McDowell Capt. J B Lyle and others as illness and travel shuffle through the week. The prose notes several hometowns and visitations with returning travelers and new departures.
Free citywide meat delivery promoted by West Meat Market with promises of fresh beef. Hats offered at cut sale prices by White Blakeney Fuller with silk hat reductions. A Baptist choir song service is announced for Thursday night featuring Mrs. Cunningham Miss Foster Viehurst and Mr Halsell at 8 o clock.
An infant of Mr and Mrs W M Whaley died yesterday at their home south of town. Burial was held this afternoon at Moon Cemetery.
A Dallas Automotive Dealers Club road committee toured the Dallas Texarkana corridor and filed a report for Cincinnati on the 1910 Glidden tour, noting Fannin County roads as near perfect apart from abrupt culvert approaches. The party led by R C Longley in a Buick planned to reach Bonham June 21 and then Clarksville for the night.
Bargain notes list spring pants discounts with prices 2.50 for 1.95 3.00 for 2.50 and 5.00 for 3.90 from White Blakeney and Fuller.
A large crowd hears an evangelist preach on Trusting God at Central church in Bonham. Attendees praise the earnest, loving delivery that leaves lasting impressions. Tonight’s sermon titled The Designs and Purposes of God promises to be powerful, with excellent song service noted.
In a cut sale, buyers can purchase $20 Kuppenheimer suits for $15. The offer is presented by White Blake Ney & Fuller with emphasis on large savings on men’s formal wear.
A social gathering at Mrs Will Evans home on Fifth street featured Miss Lillie O Neil of Wolfe City as guest of Miss Blanche Briley. The Young People's Union of First Baptist hosted an ice cream social with musical numbers, costumed acts, and a large turnout of local young people.
L B Caldwell announces return to service on North Main Street offering harness and saddle repairs with best quality work guaranteed. Confirmed by local customers seeking trusted repair expertise.
Several fresh Jersey cows for sale for cash or on time announced by M. C. Spivy & Co. They also advertise a Great Dry Goods Sale described as the dry goods event of the year.
Advertisement promotes Prickly Ash Bitters as a health elixir claiming to purify the blood liver and bowels and bring appetite and cheerfulness. Attribution cites Ras Sager as endorser with unclear credentials in the period notice.
A local ad advertises a large stocking sale by M. C. Spivy & Co. featuring men socks, with a promotion set for tomorrow at 6 14 cab. The message is brief and instructional for shoppers.
Fragmentary notice lists payment terms and product mentions including alcohol flavors and a Chicago area name, with unclear actions or parties. No clear event, date, or organization is deducible beyond sparse references to Ziegler and Soma Block in Chicago.
A brief note from Bonham Mills announces willingness to purchase all available wheat at competitive prices. The message emphasizes strong demand and urges farmers to bring grain for immediate handling and payment.
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