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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
5
London fashion coverage notes hair styles for men evolving like women's trends. Historically a beardless, clean shaven look dominated, with mustaches deemed foreign and immoral by some. Public opinion shifted over centuries toward beards and whiskers as acceptable for gentility.
Plant Surecropper wr on oat stubble to boost feed crop yields. Seed available from era Woodward in Rohorte.
Money to loan on used cars with no monthly payments. Terms promised to be promptly repaid. Advertisement appears from A Xt Holmes at the Ist Nat Bank Grenville Texas with contact details and a line about an improved antiseptic liniment.
Mrs Ray Peeler visits relatives in Tyler. Mrs M L Smiley of Brookston visits her mother Frances Cecil. B W Harvey near Ketor calls at the Favorite office. Will H Evans leaves for Abilene for a State Missionary meeting. S F Baker from near Whitewright visits the city. Mr and Mrs W S Spotts return to Richardson after funeral attendance. The Agnew infant dies and is buried. Miss Mary Anna Conner of Sulphur Springs visits Old and family with Lily Mae. Epworth League district meeting in Sherman attended by several. L H Rather returns from Houston and plans California study trip. Mrs Richard Ballinger of Hearne and two sons visit East Ninth Street. Spivy and Ballinger were schoolgirl friends. Dr J F Wood returns from Iron Springs Oklahoma. Rev KE Alderson leaves for Kaufman after two years there. Mr and Mrs George L Voight of Paris visit Henry Collet's family then travel to Dallas with Herman Denton and Mrs Jack Biggerstaff. Mr Vuseet, former Woolworth manager, now at Paris store, takes vacation. Mr and Mrs L E Strickland and Miss Mary Taylor go to Jackson Mississippi for ten days.
A caterpillar called the Painted Lady migrates from Mexico into southern California in groups. They clear weeds and grasses from their path while sparing blossoms, crossing Death Valley at about fifteen miles per hour in search of feeding patches.
Texas Power and Light advertises an Easy washing option with an Automatic Electric Washer plus Wrimager. The deal requires $5.00 down and $7.50 per month, with a free large clothes basket included for a limited time. We can have yours sent out now.
Fire danger rises in northern California endangering Sequoia National Park where the General Sherman tree, 279.9 feet tall with a 36.5 foot diameter, stands among about 5,000 trees over ten feet in diameter across 3,200 acres.
A brief local classified notice indicates items may be sold through the Favorite publication. The exact items are not listed in readable text.
Electrical World reports a continuous 2,700 foot submarine cable laid across the Hudson near Garrison below West Point. The line will carry current from the east to the west side for local distribution with initial 2,300 volt ungrounded star transformers, later upgraded to 4,000 volts with natural grounding.
The feature attraction Tell Me Why at the American Theatre explores modern marriage through a typical American family. A wife struggles with marital obligations while entangled in crime until a physician reveals her duties, closing its Bonham engagement tonight.
Rogers, Woodward & Roberts Company offers Surecropper Corn seed and states planting as late as July 15 can still produce a good corn crop.
Money to loan on used cars repaid in ten monthly payments. Loans closed promptly. Writer A R Holmes Office hack Ist Nat IBank Grenville Texas.
The Wesley Class at First Methodist Church hosts a Chicken Dinner on Thursday June 18 at Simpson's Park from 7 to 8 30 pm with El Bryant Jno Berke Norman Gritten and Claud Stewart arranging. Mrs R D Owens will serve the dinner and a circus is planned with Wilbur Faxon and Frank Doss as Ring Masters offering races and novelty events plus an intellectual segment on chiggers and doodle bugs.
Announcement promotes Buckner's Orphan Home fundraising event on Thursday June 11 inviting community to donate or participate. Includes contact reference 283-61 for details and seed corn promotion tied to planting crops.
Savoy and Randolph are to meet in a baseball game next Saturday at Randolph on June 15 with a 3 p.m. start. Randolph batsmen Carson Moore and Byers are listed for the batteries. Savoy fields a strong lineup.
Notiche firemen announce regular meeting tonight at 7 45 p m all members requested to be on hand A J Stevenson Chief
Yard care ad promotes Ford Ammonium Sulphate offering ten pounds for 30 cents. Halsell Motor Co located at 290 3t advertises the product in a compact classified style.
NYC consumption reaches 1.8 billion eggs yearly with rail carriers facing losses per shipment. Factors include breakage from weak shells and long journeys, improper feeding, and end crush risks. US Department of Agriculture estimates a 15 million dollar annual loss from inedible fertility issues.
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