South Side Notes Highlight Local Week End Visits
Mr and Mrs Claude Howell of Prais visited Mrs Howells mother Mrs J R White on S 4th street. Robi Nelms of Ash Grove and J B Barnes family hosted relatives nearby McKinney. Jno Vaughn family spent Sunday with kin at Ector. Lula Woodley ill at South Sixth Street home. Minnie Barnes injured foot badly from hot coffee and not well. J R Reese family and W L Sasser family visited in Sherman. Jake Jones and Essie Smith returned from Epworth League Conference in Wichita Falls. Gordon White and son from Mineola spent weekend here.
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Claude Howell
Prais
Ector
Lula Woodley
South Sixth Street
Minnie Barnes
J. R. Reese
W. L. Sasser
Wallace
Sherman
Jake Jones
Essie Smith
Wichita Falls
Gordon White
Little Son
Mineola
Wanted Large White Rag Stock by Favorite Printing
Classified ad from Favorite Printing Co seeks large white rags for production. Listing notes quantities unclear due to OCR errors but emphasizes rag stock for printing operations. Local period tone reflects routine supply needs for newspapers or similar print shops.
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J Large
Lear
Favorite Printing Co
Automobile work advertised at Everbodys Garage
Jno M Sparger leads the shop at Service Garage prepared to handle auto work properly. The note comically laments high ad costs and the idea of spending on beds amid few twits, reflecting a humorous local aside.
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Jno
M. Sparger
Former Superintendent Urges Relief for City Schools
I W Evans, ex superintendent of Bonham Public Schools, argues ahead of tomorrow’s election that without relief in funding the city schools cannot remain first class. He says the district has been economically run but faces revenue cuts that would be a fatal handicap next year.
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I. W. Evans
Bonham Public Schools
Bunhaw
Texas
Scholss
Bonham Social Notes Include Visits and Family News
Local column lists visitors and travelers in Bonham. L Rogers spends days in Mineral Wells. N H Rether from Honey Grove stops for business. Mrs McKinney and Miss Smith visit relatives. Allen Evans heads to Dallas. Miss Hassell hospitalized. Rev Moreland and Thornton from Dallas in town on business. Paul McMahon visits parents. W B Collins, former Bonham editor, visiting. Others travel or announce births and reunions. Mrs Cotton in Tulsa reports a new grandchild.
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L. Rogers
Mimeral Wells
N. H. Rether
Honey Grove
Elizabeth
Doris McKinney
Doleant
Jewell Smith
Dallas
D. C. Smith
Allen Evans
Sue Hassell
Rev
F. D. Moreland
T. R. Thornton
Bonham
Paul McMahon
B. A. McMahon
W. B. Collins
Bonham News
Llano News
R. C. White
Weatherford
Forrest
N. Taylor
Metropolitan Business College
L. L. Nichols
Plainview
Margaret Benson
Denton
Lizzie Keithly
Houston
Clara
New York City
Moore Williams
Rice Institute
W. H. George
Ardmore
Oklo
W. W. Brownlee
C. A. Gray
Miss Brookmore
Rochester
Minn
John Allen Stevenson
Fort Worth
A. J. Stevenson
Harry Roberts
Aestor Sin W
Leila Beth
Will Gradua
T. Li. Coleman
Mary
Sulphur ‘Springs
J. R Blake
North Center Street
H. M. Norman
F. G. Cotton
Tulsa
Okda
Missing Books Demand Help From Readers
A reader seeks information on several volumes missing from a father's library asking for notices from anyone who holds his books. The ad, signed by Qivin W. Gross, requests leads and contact via Bates' Improves Antiseptic Liniment line.
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Qivin W. Gross
Boll Weevil Film Shown Free At Best Theatre
The Board of Trade arranges a free public screening of a U S government boll weevil film at Best Theatre in Bonham on Thursday June 16 1922 all day. Manager Jenkins offers the venue with no charge to attendees while the Board covers incidental costs. Farmers and families are urged to attend to learn how to combat the pest threatening cotton crops. The message stresses the film is absolutely free and asks the community to come in the morning or afternoon.
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Board of Trade
U. S
Jenkins
Best Theatre
Bonham
Back to the Land in America a False Promise
The Portland Telegram argues that a spontaneous rural exodus to farm life is unlikely as modern conveniences bind people to cities. It suggests state aid could reserve farm land and grant small plots behind homes, with an acre boosting financial and social stability.
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America
Portland Telegram
Hambone's Meditations Headlines In Jail Work Details
An oblique column notes a speaker discussing folks jailed on a Sunday and the tension around their incarceration. The language suggests a regional dialect and a casual, provocative stance. No clear names or dates are provided.
Splendid chance to reach shoppers via local paper
A prominent notice urges advertisers to place ads in the Semi-Weekly Fannin County Favorite, touting its reach as the county’s largest semi weekly publication and a prime avenue to draw large crowds to local stores.
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Fannin County
Yinnin County
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