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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1918
Page
4
Advertisement claims Swift Specific Co. offers a blood purifying remedy for rheumatism. It promises rapid relief, suggests destruction of rheumatic germs, and urges writing to the medical director at Dept. 3 Atlanta Ga for advice.
The announcement lists candidates for County Judge and Clerk roles including A P Bolling W A Spangler and Deets Dorough J B Laughlin for County Attorney O L Coach A L McRae for Sheriff es Fincher W E Biggerstaff J E Whitley for Constable Precinct One C W Edwards J B Birdwell and Public Weigher at Bonham Sam B Miller Lee Moore.
J. M. Lowtay promotes 26 years in real estate and insurance, claiming 1917 surpasses rivals. He invites interest in fire or life insurance, city property, farms, or notary work, offering access to excellent companies and years of experience.
One hundred dollar reward offered for a cured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Cure claims to act through blood on mucous surfaces, expel poison, and improve health quickly. Testimonials promised. available from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. sold by druggists.
Seventy six acres cultivated with 236 total acres in Montgomery County twelve miles northeast of Cenroe. Land features sandy loam bottom land with an ever running stream and open range. Balance timber pine and hardwood. Includes a good house barn and outhouse. Can cultivate 90 percent with easy terms through Ashley Evans Land Co. or Dr. C. A. Gray.
Earl C. Ross, publisher of the Hamilton County Republican News in Syracuse Kansas, endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He notes a family of six and claims it is the only cough remedy on the market, having been used in his home for years after trying many kinds.
The Bonham Buick Co has set up in a new building on West Fourth Street and invites customers to inspect their cars. The notice encourages visitors to see the Buick, described as a real car, and provides phone contact 199.
Oded promotional copy touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentler substitute for calomel guiding chronic constipation relief. It claims they normalize bowel and liver function without forcing unnatural acts, promising quick, pleasant rest for dark mouths bad breath headaches and torpid livers. Additionally a real estate note offers ninety acres near Bonham for sale at sixty dollars per acre with a four room bungalow and barns on favorable terms.
An old ad promises immediate relief from headache and neuralgia with Dr James Headache Powders. It urges readers to buy a dime package at a drug store and claims pain will vanish within moments.
Mr and Mrs C. Millis left this morning for Texarkana after receiving notice of the death of Mrs Millis father R. Collom there.
Property listing by Ashley Evans Land Co describes a half acre lot featuring a four room house a hall and porch city water barn and hen house. The parcel is well located though some distance from the square and offered for a very low price.
Tax memorandum for listing all income sources and deductions. Includes gross income categories such as salary commissions rents interest dividends and partnership profits plus endowments policies and other income. Deductions cover salaries rents taxes repairs depreciation insurance losses and other expenses.
Revenue officers will visit counties in January and February to explain allowed deductions for farming. Deductions include land preparation labor seed and fertilizer costs livestock care feed repairs to farm buildings fences and machinery, and small tools. Machinery costs are not deductible but operating costs are. Taxes apply when farm products are sold. crops on hand Dec 31 need not be included. Returns due by March 1, 1918.
Miss H F Oates travels to Petty this morning. Naomi Pratt returns to Ravenna from G W Hodge home. Charlie Hoskins goes to Dallas for a couple of weeks. Mrs W T Henderson returns to Dallas from visit with Luther Ware. Jack Biard heads to Cuero and Gonzales for two weeks. T B Williams visits Dallas briefly. Mrs Fred Lee and baby Bill Hous relocate to Muskogee with husband. Re TWelves of Fulp here today. Dr Bacon Saunders visits his ill mother Mrs S J Saunders in Fort Worth and returns home. W T Smith returns from Dallas. Mrs Richard Gray and children depart Denison for home.
Appeals to U S schoolchildren urge making garments for needy refugees from French war zones. Paris reports 250 children arrive daily from behind German lines to Evie de Bain area. over 2400 children examined in one week at the American dispensary, most aged 3 to 13. The Red Cross asks schools to supply clothing and support as France struggles to feed shelter and clothe displaced families.
Bois d Arc posts blocks and piling wanted by Lyon Gray Lumber Co. Also buy rough timber not suitable for posts or blocks. Call our office for specifications and prices.
A flyer praises tablets claimed to restore health, noting many have benefited and that the cost is only 25 cents, encouraging readers to try them.
Local ad offers a used Ford in good shape a Chevrolet roadster and a seven passenger Paige available for sale or trade for property in Fannin County. Contact Will H. Evans for details.
A vintage advert promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a vegetable liver tonic that replaces calomel. It warns calomel is dangerous causing sickness, cramping, and salivation, while Dodson's allegedly starts the liver, prevents salivation, and restores energy.
Mrs George Lewis of Pittsfield New York shares that her five year old son suffered a two to three week cold before using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. After starting the remedy he improved rapidly and recovered in a few days. The ad also notes local land for sale and a real estate firm offering to sell properties with no cost unless a sale is made. It mentions a sewerage analogy and promotes Chamberlains Tablets as a mild laxative improving digestion.
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