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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1917
Page
4
The Favorite urges a new road linking Woodmen Park road to South Main street to improve safety during park picnics. It would allow one way in and out, reducing danger at South Bonham corners when traffic is heavy. Officials should study and build the route before the next picnic to prevent possible accidents.
Justice R. Bragg presided as a jury acquitted Jack Lyons of gaming. Gus Gates pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and shooting craps, with fines imposed. Senator Clark, cited for disturbing the peace at a Randolph baseball game, paid his fine via remittance received by the justice. A few civil matters were also considered.
Mrs. Laura Bratcher of Ready Kentucky credits Cardus with reversing months of illness including head pain nervousness and inability to work after doctors failed. She reports eleven bottles restored health weight and energy and urges others with female ailments to try Cardus now.
Deputy Sheriff J M Blackwell of Leonard was in the city yesterday on business and returned home last night accompanied by C G Fowler, also of Leonard.
W. F Keeton has been unanimously re-elected principal of the Collinsville school for the next year, with the board praising his leadership and expressing appreciation for a job well done.
Mr Keeton recently arrived in Bonham from Collinsville driving a Ford automobile, continuing his journey in a substantial manner while detailing the recent trip and vehicle used.
Judge S. M. Ross and his wife from Leon ard and Mrs. F. D. Pittman of McAlester Oklahoma arrived yesterday in the judge's car.
Reverend James Goher of Greenville was in Bonham this morning as the guest of his son Joe Goher and his wife. He left the city later today.
Communications note indicates barge towage to ply out of channel stalled by equipment delays and staff absence. Local shop reports limited crew and ongoing effort to restore service along Lewar Track area. Public reassurements urge patience while repairs proceed.
Mrs N A Juergens and her late daughter Helen of Mahogee Okla are in the city visiting Mr Jile Bog gess. Mrs Juergen i a sister to Mrs Boggess.
A man named Mike Epsom drowned at Leonard Pool during a late afternoon swim race with witnesses present. Breen attempted to help but could not rescue him. his body was recovered the next morning after a search. The incident occurred in the Leonard community as summer approaches. disinfectants are advertised by local firms.
Sheriff records a Saturday shooting at Ladonia where a white man shot a Black man named Kate during a robbery attempt. The white man was taken to Borham, released on bond to await future proceedings, and deputies planned further inquiries into the victim’s identity and condition.
Rural carriers meet in the city today for a Memorial Day session since rural routes are closed. Officials plan to deliberate on operations and future plans with local postal representatives present.
Local report notes Edhube road work shortens travel from Bonham to Laden, with a new alignment cutting corners and boosting mileage. Observers from Ladonia discuss speedometer readings and a crossing at Green, promising a great boon for residents southwest of the city.
J o Castleman left for Paris this morning. Jim Boaucwe Jefe headed to Castlevalle. P Robison departed for Ste Wannes. Rev Richard Meagan left for Dallas. Charle Wheat went to Denison. Pritchett returned from Dal on bussiness. Claude Arledge and wife went to Denton with Jack Agnew. Barney Welch headed home to Josephine Rosa Me Welch presided at church. Mrs Landys L Anthony traveled to Ravenna to visit relatives after visiting Mudill. Mr and Mrs J W Happell left for St Louis. Happell is Vandalia Railroad city passenger agent.
Bonham resident W W Nell testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his back and loins pain and excessive kidney secretions after one box. He reports lasting relief with no kidney issues for years. Local dealer Milburn Co. promotes the product.
A 2 month old advertisement touts the Herrick Bonham House Furnishing Co. as a place to shop for refrigerators and furniture. It includes a testimonial from Mrs Grimes of Crookville Ohio praising Chamberlains Cough Remedy for her daughter's whooping cough and lung hemorrhage, noting the remedy’s quick relief and completion of two bottles. The last line claims the product is obtainable everywhere.
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