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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1913
Page
2
The passage exalts ham as the ultimate, scent rich delicacy from Arkansas, praising its aromatic perfume and primal appeal. It claims ham transcends preparation, blaming no matter how cut or cooked, and ends with a vow of silent appetite for the next three miles.
Bonham merchants prep for a big trades excursion and the town welcomes visitor Sam Fryar. The column ponders modern curiosities from cold storage to resurrected legends and critiques local civic pride amid scattered weather hints and humorous quips.
The department of agriculture plans a treatise on helium from a rural to urban view and kitchen use. It covers ham preparation and meat aroma with rustic contrasts from Southfield to Chicago packing houses and hints at meal strategy after a hard day.
A short editorial urging communities to appreciate deserving residents while they stay, noting that regret comes too late after a valued person departs. The piece emphasizes clinging to worthy individuals and honoring their talents at home.
The Interstate Commerce Commission must value every railroad crossing state lines in the country. The project costs an estimated five million dollars with many clerks and engineers needed for years. President Wilson renominated Chairman Edgar K. Clark and John H. Marble to fill vacancies as the commission is reassembled with Meyer Harlan Clements Prouty McChord and Marble listed among its members.
The text lists 1914 State Press committees for the Texas Press Association and includes a large bank balance sheet excerpt from Bonham. It details assets, liabilities, and statements for banks in Fannin county, with signatures of bank officers and notaries. It also enumerates executive, district, and various committees for the association.
Readers discuss mutual support between local paper and citizens. The letter argues the newspaper deserves encouragement as it supports home businesses and citizenship, while critics demand praise but rarely offer it in return.
Readers encouraged to boost Fannin County by setting up a booth at the state fair with local leaders like Leopard Graphoe and Editor Green praised for past success. Bonham promotes dollar day while humor lingers over misprints in local press.
A bank statement shows assets including overdrafts secured and unsecured loans, bonds and notes, cash items, and reserves. It lists liabilities and capital such as paid in capital, surplus, profits, and notes outstanding, with signatures of cashier Bradford and notaries confirming the record.
A junior Synotype machine is offered in first class condition for sale at a bargain. The seller cites plans to install a standard printing press by Favorite Printing Co as the reason for disposing of the former equipment.
Cottage on West 4th Street offers 4 rooms a hall two porches a well and city water. South facing front. For sale by Gibaon and Taylor call for details.
The notice outlines assets and liabilities with figures for cash real estate and bonds. It advertises a niece home near West Side public school and blocks near paved streets, along with a Gomer lot on West Fourth Street. It cites vacant lots as scarce and promotes Gibson & Taylor property listings and a brush automobile sale.
Real estate ad describes a vacant lot east of W G Clark's offered at five hundred dollars. Buyer options promise financing assistance to build a bungalow.
An advertisement claims a paste or ointment cures all cases of itching bleeding and protruding piles within six to fourteen days. It asserts the product provides ease and rest if PAZC INTMENT fails to cure.
Texarkana Four States Press questions Texas Commerce statistics claiming Bowie County has a population of thirty six. The paper argues the count ignores two leg residents and suggests the figure is far from correct, noting the discrepancy with Fannin County as well.
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