13 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
1
Captain Wade of the American steamer Edward Pierce reports two hours of shell fire and a submarine chase until Cape Henry lights were seen. He says twelve shells and two torpedoes were fired as the vessel outdistanced the U boat.
Berry picking begins June 5 near Oakland at T R Starnes location eleven miles east. All entrants must bring vessels to carry the berries they collect.
James Van Kirk died at his brother Will Van Kirk home in Corinth between Ravenna and Ivanhoe. Funeral this afternoon at 3 at the house with burial in Sandy Creek cemetery. He was 62, never married, native of the county, survived by four brothers including County Demonstrator A S Van Kirk. Whipperwill peas for sale at the Orphan's Home 5 cents per pound. Lamaesce or delivered in Bonham.
Southeast of Ar Tas a daylight raid by British forces inflicted heavy casualties, Haig reports. An enemy trench mortar was captured and two others destroyed.
An old newspaper ad promotes Willsin's Drug Store selling hair tonic and bunion plasters. It also markets Martin's Wonder ful Blue Bug Killer for blue bugs fleas and bloodsucking insects and Martin's Fly Spray for flies on stock with a Taylor Grocer Co. endorsement.
Last night Watson son of J A Mhoon drove to town to repair a cultivator and attend a picture show. He tied his horse near Sid Smith's store. Around ten o clock the horse and harness were stolen from the buggy, leaving the buggy behind. No clue exists yet.
Paris reports that French forces repelled a German counter attack on the eastern wing of the CAise front last night. On the Marne front American and French troops stopped a German assault on Bouresches and Belleau Wood, holding newly won positions and inflicting heavy losses. Fighting continues between the Aisne and Villers Cotterets forest with Germans advancing in Coeuvrs and St. Pierre Aigle.
Men of draft age and older can enlist in the Fannin County Volunteer Troop of Cavalry. This unit will serve as U S soldiers wherever needed and offers a chance for a limited number of men to join. Commanded by A 8 Broadfoot of the Fannin county Troop T N G.
The Steger Motor Company advertises converting old cars into like new condition. The notice invites owners to bring vehicles for restoration and emphasizes their readiness to revive aging automobiles.
Yesterday Judge Denton of Paris District Attorney Robbins of Clarksville presided over two habeas corpus trials. Anis Williams charged with murder received a hearing with bond set at 1000 dollars. Jack Grimes charged with statutory rape was granted bail of 500 dollars. Both plan to post bond, per attorney Trav Lipscomb.
Real estate ad offers the P. C. Robinson home on West 7th and Cedar as a new modern residence. Introduces a special short time price of 5000 dollars, presented by G. B. Sparkman Real Estate Co.
Reports from Montdidier say Americans rest and patrol between lines as German reserves suffer heavy losses from recent bombardments. No shift in divisions is noted. Neal Thornton arrives back from Dallas after attending Southern Methodist University this year.
The United States seeks to organize aid and possibly troops for Russia under American leadership, rejecting Japanese-led expeditions. Washington aims to announce by July 4 that a million American troops have left for Europe to accelerate forward supplies and assist Russia.
Willson's Drug Store promotes our fountain service with natural flavors for ice cream. Convenience and classic taste invite customers to enjoy a refreshing treat.
Americans on the Marne repulsed two German attacks while holding a 3 mile front between Bouresches and Torcy on the twelfth day of fighting. They took fifty prisoners including a captain and captured multiple machine guns, with heavy enemy losses reported.
Fleming and Fitzgerald advertise three 1917 Fords and one Ford delivery wagon in first class condition plus four second hand Chevrolets also in first class condition. Prices right.
The Woodmen announce a rally at their hall on Monday night June 17 with prominent speakers and other interesting exercises as reported by A. P. Stephens, Clerk.
A discoverer reports a batch of keys found in an office space with one identified as a switch key. No further context or holders noted.
J. M. Lowrey notes West 6th Street is on the market for the first time at a low price of 5250. The sale promises a big modern home with all conveniences and is expected to sell quickly, urging buyers to act today.
San Antonio Texas promotes a top military school noted for its equipment level. The catalogue requests a mailing address and lists 6 Col J Tom Williams as president.
P C Robinson advertises a modern bungalow at Corner 7th and Cedar with a large corner lot and shade trees. Priced at $5,100 with terms offered by J M Lowrey. Separate note reports a ten foot rise in Red River yesterday followed by falling water levels at night according to local sources.
An advertisement offers genuine Mexican June corn suitable for stubble land. Rogers Woodward Roberts Co promotes the seed to raise corn efficiently in local conditions.
War department reports 188 total casualties on June 13 including 19 killed in action 9 dead of wounds 4 from disease 4 from accidents 137 severely wounded 11 wounded in some degree and 4 missing. Wounded include Martin Grinnon of Galveston Texas and Everett Bryant of Pittsburgh.
Expressions of deep gratitude for kindness words condolences and floral offerings in memory of our wife and mother who was suddenly called home. May God bless you all. From Thomas and Ruth.
Bonham Telephone Co requests readers to phone in changes for the new directory. Manager W I Boon asks for addresses and any corrections to be submitted promptly.
Mrs. T. C. Hopper, born Fannie Forbes of Rienza Mississippi, died Tuesday afternoon at age 37. Funeral services were held yesterday at Elwood Cemetery conducted by Elder Tom Walker. She leaves her husband and four children and was a longtime faithful member of the Christian church.
An advertisement promotes mud chains for 2.95 and lists North Texas Tire & Parts Co. It also markets a corner lot home at N. W. Bonham with 5 rooms for 1000 dollars by J. M. Lowrey and offers easy payments and possession now.
Bonham Fire Department will hold a regular meeting tonight with full attendance requested by Chief A. J. Stevensen.
J. P. Steel advertises Bonham Texas lots on East 9th and 10th streets with corner and center parcels. East 9th: two corner 100x288 ft at 1800 each, center 100x283 ft at 1700, or smaller lots at lower prices. East 9th smaller: two corner 100x140 ft at 1500 each, center 100x140 ft at 1400. 10th Street: 100x130 ft lots from 400 to 500 each with easy terms. Phone 468.
Thirty five dollars per acre for 91 acres priced low. Includes a small house and barn, located a mile from the church and school. Rent ends if sold by July 1. eager sellers offer easy terms through J. A. Lanies.
Advertises a reliable horse shoer named F. M German and his six sons offer ready, quality farrier work.
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