13 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
1
Notice shows subscription prices for daily service in Ice Texas with rates for six months and monthly options. Mentions North Main Street and Motter office at Py 1 sugar.
A garbled passage references Dr RookKINS, a leader, and immediate action related to prohibition in Texas. The text presents unclear names and conditions, but implies a call for decisive measures by authorities or leaders regarding prohibition enforcement in Texas.
The item questions whether any party besides insurance firms gains from trustee auctions and asks for concrete examples where other groups benefit, highlighting national scope and ambiguity.
The Texas good roads movement is praised as a major progress driver, with editorials from Houston and McKinney papers arguing road investment benefits every citizen. Reports note increasing property values near improved routes and ongoing work by Robertson county crews on the Field and Anderson road toward Brazos bottom, highlighting Calvert precincts' prominence in road upgrades.
A mob taunted and pelted the young daughter of Governor Haskell in Guthrie Oklahoma after she cheered for Oklahoma City. The incident, witnessed on the streets near the state capitol, sparked strong condemnation from the community and calls for civil treatment of all citizens.
A garbled column mixes campaign talk with scattered names and political commentary. The piece references Cone Johnson, four other farmer candidates, and various editors and observers while musing on religion, politics, and education amid a chaotic, misread OCR style.
A revival service yesterday drew an unusually large crowd for both the 1 o clock and 7 o clock sessions. The preacher spoke on conscience as shaped by education and urged forgiveness, promising immediate baptisms tonight as part of the ongoing revival.
Dr Harry Pratt Judson argues modern society faces four prolific evils: war as barbarism un unchecked, widespread dishonesty corrupting justice and governance, prevalent drunkenness including other forms of intemperance, and impurity of word and act eroding moral foundations. He calls for a moral regeneration and religious motive to renew civilization.
Harvard professor Thomas N. Carter argues high living costs stem from production costs and taxes. He proposes taxing land value and inheritance, removing production taxes, and adopting gold currency to curb prices. He also suggests saving banks and parcels post to stabilize the economy.
In a notice to customers we inform that stock is running low and must be sold at once. The message notes limited remaining quantities and urges immediate action.
Fragmentary readable text provides no coherent facts. No clear person, place, date, or event is identifiable in the snippet.
An ad for Ball's Tailor Shop offers cleaning pressing and dye services with guaranteed work. It claims shirts leave neat and in the requested shape and promises no charge for the service. Located in Fauin county and invites calls to phone number 03 34.
The text argues that eating is a habit easily broken within days, claiming appetite arises from routine breakfast lunch and dinner times. It links improved health and mental clarity to fasting and criticizes bacteria production with broad claims.
Bradford and Rodgers report in loom weather and garden progress after hail. Several residents including Mrs Tennie Withrow, Miss Audrey Mays, Mrs GW McNeely, Mrs Bud McDuffy, Mr and Mrs Jack Huffaker, Douglas Nabors, Bertie Nabors, Mrs C A Gilley, Tom Nelms, J J Fox, Ruth Bush, Gay Chitwood, Miss Nelson, Mrs L Henson visit relatives in nearby towns. A question about missing candidates concludes the item.
The list catalogs Texas firms with local anchors in Alto, Fort Worth, Galveston, Harlingen, Houston, Miami, Mineral Wells, Waco, Victoria, and San Antonio. It notes land, realty, lumber, oil, shipping, and industrial holdings with dollar values, plus scattered summaries of manufacturing and services.
A young woman and her brother attempted to move contraband goods from Geneva into Switzerland during a snowstorm. They became lost in deep snow. she led by rope, saved her brother as he died hours later. she survived with injuries and cold exposure.
Fragmentary account describes a group of destitute mariners in Marseilles sharing what little they earn. Victor Gelu helps feed fellow outcasts living in hardship as they endure cold, hunger, and makeshift shelter, dividing scarce earnings and commodities among the band.
The people of Fannin County have a chance to breed to the famed trotter in Texas. Four cross for Senator Coke mares offered. Obtain a card from J. C May, route 6, Bonham Texas, old fair grounds.
An OCR fragment markets Foley Judney Pills as containing the right ingredient to tone strengthen and regulate the kidneys. The text is incomplete but presents a health claim and a sales pitch aimed at general readers.
A damaged ad-like note from an anxious user describes persistent urinary and bladder trouble, severe headaches, and relief after trying Foley kit and tubing. The fragment hints at kidney concerns and swift improvement after treatment, but the text is garbled and uncertain.
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