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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
2
One lot of patent oxfords and gun metal oxfords offered in multiple sizes and prices from 1.95 to 6.00. Misses and Children's Ties and Pumps in the same proportion with big reductions on all tan pumps and shoes. No safe goods charged.
A fragmented caption hints at a cake exhibition or tasting with unclear context. Viewers react with curiosity as attendees sample offerings and comment on presentation. No specific names, places, or dates are discernible from the readable text.
Local society notes and travel mentions fill this fragmentary column with names, visits, and illnesses. Several residents travel to Dallas Fort Worth and Sherman while others advise on hair care anecdotes and products. The item also records community visitors to Paris and Denison, with funeral attendance and health updates.
Fragmentary notes describe a woman unable to recall much of her history as plumbers remain tied to a sewerage connection case. The text hints at ongoing labor and unresolved issues surrounding a drainage project.
In Bonham area a buyer seeks a four acre parcel with a good yard, barn, large cistern and outbuildings near J. Chenoweth place. The seller urges moving to town for schooling and a better lifestyle. Chas C. G. Nunn handles the sale.
Last night services drew a large crowd as a powerful sermon on Pauls Charge to Timothy was preached. The evangelist delivered the Word in an impressive style and the audience grew with each service. Tonight the subject is Salvation by Grace with a special visitation to invite all to hear the message.
Local market ad from Scruggs Produce Company touts eggs chickens and butter with a playful misspelling. The concise notice markets core farm goods and urges customers to shop at the market.
Local notice advertises saddle repair and general work by L. B. Caldwell promising ready service and guaranteed workmanship. Address listed as North unspecified.
A jagged note promises free goods citywide with a casual pledge to offer only the best. It mentions age appreciation and provides a phone line, 13L West Mean Me, but lacks clear details or official sources.
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