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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1921
Page
3
Notices of entertainments dinners and other benefits with admission fees will be charged at one cent per word. Obituaries resolutions of respect cards of thanks also billed at the same rate. Cash matter not specified.
Eunerts Pellejorin died suddenly in Lehigh Oklahoma on Wednesday likely while attempting to pronounce his name. The item lists subscription rates payable in advance by city carrier and by mail, with durations from 1 month to 1 year and prices.
In Texas only a third live in towns and cities yet two thirds rely on others for essentials. Dallas imported 13905 dollars worth of cigars from the Philippine Islands last year. Judging by cigar retailing, Dallas likely received a dozen boxes.
Dallas union carpenters plan to refuse a wage reduction while earning eight dollars per day. Members say many are uncertain about current wages but question whether they will receive proper pay under the proposed changes.
The piece argues the Volstead act could ruin American passenger ships while noting a trend of prosperity for them in the region to Cuba. It also marks Clarksville Times turning forty eight with editor Sam Fryar helping steer the paper amid Texas journalism’s changes.
Dallas struggles with aging water infrastructure after the White Rock dam project. The city may need 7600000 to build a Liberation plant to purify drinking water and faces an estimated two billion gallons shortfall annually. The piece critiques municipal planning and ongoing supply challenges.
A lament on cotton farmers and workers facing debt as promised rewards fail. The piece contrasts exhausted animals and hungry families with shattered hope, accusing society of breaking divine law and leaving honest laborers in despair. It condemns those who profit from misery and urges accountability.
The State of Texas issues a publication summons to J. L. Maser in a district court in Fannin County Bonham on February 1 1921 for a debt and foreclosure suit No 9072. Plaintiff W T Tassell seeks judgment for notes totaling $420 each with interest and attorney fees plus foreclosure of land amid the Garret Fitzgerald survey collateral.
The Fannin County Texas court invites sealed proposals from banking corporations and private banks for county depository services for two years. Bids must include a ten thousand dollar certified check, promise to bond as required, and specify interest on daily balances. Proposals due February 12, 1921 with compliance to General Law Chapter 1.
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The Greenville Banner reports that sympathizers of the Irish Republican movement face a stern stand from the U S government. Subordinates urge deportation of QC Callaghan, a course likely to be followed, while critics say it shows harsh treatment of Irish causes. The piece defends limits on anti-British activity and affirms commitment to peace.
The Bonham Favorite editor Sherwood Spotts is making rapid recovery after months away and will soon resume his accustomed duties. Colleagues in the fraternity and readers across the region celebrate his return.
Governor Hart of Washington urges Legislature to repeal much of the direct primary law. He says time and experience prove the direct primary is not the rosy path to political utopia and that even its proponents now seek change. He notes remonstrations from responsible quarters and signals nationwide interest.
The notice indicates a sale of pay owed to Smith by Lipscomb, covering an amount of eight dollars for a long time. Details are sparse with no date or venue included.
Wesley Class of Bonham was hosted by Harry Roberts, superintendent of the First Methodist Sunday School, at his home Friday night. He missed his train in Dallas and arrived later, causing a humorous delay as guests searched for an elusive clue related to a coded message cited in the gathering.
An old advertisement promises Halls Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh by restoring mucous surfaces and improving general health. It asserts relief from constitutional symptoms and offers a refund for unsatisfactory results.
In Houston Mrs C D describes four months of back and lip pain with severe discomfort. She credits Cardus for rapid improvement after taking five bottles. She endorses Cardus as a gentle vegetable remedy used by many women for similar troubles and recommends it.
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