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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
3
Representative Randell rejects Texas report claiming disappointment over his US Senate candidacy against Senator Bailey. He states the report is utterly false and that Bailey cannot avoid facing him on campaign issues.
A wedding is announced at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mau. The event honors Taylor and Coleman with close family and friends in attendance.
The Methodist revival continues for ten days with Rev. Campbell leading services. Lodge members attend daily sessions as the revival proceeds toward Sunday completion.
The Big Tent hosts a program with Rentfrows, The Devil's Gold Mine, vaudeville and moving pictures. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde drawn with Stevenson tales and sermons will be part of the lineup tonight. A secret orders sermon and discussion follow, with readings on Hawkins and Creggan. The piece on Stevenson’s dual personality and a mix of high class vaudeville features fill the night. Also notes on St Elmo and Ku Klux Klan events, plus marriage news of Ruth Coleman and Mark Albert Taylor at 6 o'clock with reception and home in Bonham after July 1.
An examination of Texas wheat acre age planted over three years shows irregular and volatile changes. Harvests were 924000 acres in 1908, 655000 in 1909, and 1252000 in 1910, indicating rapid shifts in acreage. Bonham reports a light morning shower cooling shade temperature to 96 degrees with indications of another shower likely.
R. Ti. Davis, a shoe repairer, promises to fix shoes promptly offering expert help and direct service to customers for all repair needs.
The business house occupied by White Blakeney and Fuller will be for rent after September 1. Apply to Mrs. W. N. Wilson.
The Texas colored citizens have run annual fairs at several points and now plan to hold the event in Bonham. The association officers promise a firm financial basis with premiums and obligations fully paid, backed by colored residents.
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