11 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1907
Page
1
A public notice states editors will correct any erroneous reflection about persons firms or corporations in The Favorite once brought to the publishers. The message seeks to maintain accuracy and accountability in the newspaper’s column content.
A reader laments the difficulty of raising children in America. They describe constant social and housing obstacles, public disturbance complaints, and harsh judgments from neighbors and churchgoers. The piece asks for public solutions to encourage parenthood and comply with the command to multiply.
The Zion community founded by Dowie faces liquidation as Zion will be sold. Dowie used religious show to conceal his aim, while Voliva’s attempted usurpation failed. The piece portrays Dowie as a genius organizer with ruthless design and says Zion must yield to time’s pressure.
A physician advises that constant singing may ease worry, but the text questions its effectiveness for Howard Gould and his trouble, suggesting skepticism about the remedy.
A striking rise in beef prices attracts attention though commentators remain silent on whimsical images such as the cow jumping over the moon. The note highlights market interest without commentary from analysts or poets.
Reports indicate Oklahoma or ps remain in good condition though the new constitution shows signs of not dying as quickly as expected. Analysts note resilience of the political framework and ongoing public interest in reform efforts.
The Rubes beat the Dudes 14 to 13 in yesterday’s second meeting. J B Russell, manager, received strong offers for his team while new players debut for both sides including Jack Russell Jr Clyde Moss for Rubes and J M Hancock B F Blakeney for Dudes. Gate receipts totaled 16 dollars 60 cents.
Telegrams received by J B Russell, manager of Rubes base ball team in Chicago, and by J B Russell, manager of finances for Russell Heights in Bonham Texas, offer three players at own price and request an immediate wire to the White Sox.
J B Russell financial manager Bonham Texas seeks to purchase an entire nine man Modest Rubes Ball Team. Magegsy McGraw official of the New York Giants Ft Worth Texas notes interest in the squad with a plan to reach the All Texas League quickly if the sale succeeds.
Cleveland report notes J B of Bonham Texas known as the Modest Rubes asks readers to name their price for any or all of their team and to wire at once. Napo eon LaJoie is mentioned in the terse notice.
The late A. J. Cassatt at a Philadelphia Country Club dinner weighed in on the fad of women riding astride. He recalled a Lancaster Pike incident where a rider fell from a spirited bay as a pharmacist and clerk rushed to aid Her husband and Miss Browne became tangled in the commotion as the scene unfolded with mistaken calls and playful misdirection.
Judge D. A. McKenzie of Alaska boasts of pioneering vegetable gardening above the Arctic Circle. He notes lettuce turnips radishes and cabbage thriving on the Koyokuk River with sun power speeding growth, and predicts Alaska will soon produce a wider variety of crops in the brief Arctic summer.
Representative-elect W. H. Parker of Deadwood South Dakota says the town is orderly and no worse than other western cities, noting gambling declined and the belief in the mythical Deadwood Dick is unfounded. Deadwood has about 6 000 residents, Lead City about 10 000, with possible future unification.
An omnibus of Parisian students ferries a quiet elderly man in priest attire. They shower him with insults for interrupting the trip, but he remains calm. As he exits he says, Till we meet again, gentle men. I am the chap lain of Mazas prison.
A testimonial letter from Geo H Parris of Cedar Grove Maine credits Electric Bitters with curing liver and kidney trouble after years of illness. The note claims one bottle helped and three completed the cure. Saunders Drug Co offers the remedy at 50 cents.
A farmer's wife, pressed for time, poured ripened cream into a closed milk can, rode through rough roads in a buggy, then opened the lid and used a ladle and butter tray to deliver ready butter on arrival, showing grit can turn rough roads into utility.
A discussion reveals a committee plans a field inspection in St. Louis to judge ground suitability for an airship tournament. The exchange contrasts plans to survey the ground with plans to survey the sky, as one member emphasizes seeking soft spots to avoid drownings.
The article surveys how pulse rate differs by sex and age from birth to old age. It cites rapid rates at birth around 160 for girls and boys, declines through childhood and adulthood, and a notable low of 30 in an 87 year old man, with variations due to stature, posture, exercise and disease.
Real estate note describes a four room house plus hall on the south side of East Rose Street in East Bonham with good terms offered. The item emphasizes location and favorable financing options for prospective buyers.
A two-room house near Bonham known as the old cotton yards offers a good building on 1 to 2 acres of ground. Price listed at 350 dollars.
A 7 room house with halls and modern conveniences sits on 1 to 2 acres on East 8th Street. Price is $750 with easy terms.
A two story frame house in Bonham's northwest area between 10th and 11th streets is offered with good terms for a rapid sale. The property emphasizes a reduced price to attract buyers.
S Bonham proposition T offers a two room house on one acre with eight cisterns garden and well. Purchase terms: fifty dollars down with remaining balance to suit purchaser.
Describes a 74 acre tract near Lannius with 64 acres cultivated and 10 acres pasture. Features include a two story six room house with well and two pools, a small barn, good fencing, fine outbuildings and fruit. Sold at a bargain. call for particulars.
A single story home with seven rooms, one bath, porches and gallery, city water and an everlasting well, plus a barn and extensive garden space on a 90 by 216 foot corner lot at Fitzhugh Ave and Booth St in Paris, Texas, selling at a reasonable figure.
A local item notes the new 3P telephone line with residents hearing news bell signals. Health is good. Oscar Jones cut his foot mildly. Alvin Jones visits Kerr. fishing tale amid weather and crop concerns. June planting urged. Theodore Jones attends a party at Burr Wrights. Sunday School stays active. question posed on fire as symbol of God.
Randolph Stems Emmet Cooper and Charley Lamen of Ely were in the community last Sunday Wil Maxwell John Allen and Will Leslie left for Oklahoma last Thursday Rennie Wright who has been attending the Medical College at Galveston is here visiting his parents
Gebhart admits dining with his wife last week triggering a heated exchange with Carsone. The remark follows a tense confrontation in The Bohemian setting, with Carsone pressing Gebhart on his actions.
A fragment cites dialogue about disagreeable remarks linked to an obliging disposition, mentioning Miss Cayenne and a cryptic ONNWaAVonet reference, suggesting a literary or coded excerpt rather than a full news item.
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