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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1925
Page
6
Public notice from the County Court of Fannin County Texas requires all interested parties to file objections to the final account of estate of Auda Bell Marlar by July term 1925. The hearing will be July 6 1925 at the Bonham courthouse.
Produce firm J Clotfelter advertises infertile eggs and guarantees casings to be infertile before selling. Phone 562 located at West 5th Street invites customers to inquire prior to sale.
A large barbecue fish fry on the Goss & Co. farm eight miles north of Riverhye Oklahoma drew about seventy five attendees from Bonham Paris Honey Grove Hugo Atoka Durant and Denison. The event ended with festive meals and a river crossing mishap as one driver drove into Red River while returning home. The Honey Grove Bonham property spans two square miles totaling 1,200 acres.
Police in Chicago conducted the most extensive raids to date, rounding up over 300 foreign born and moonshine makers after a weekend of street fighting that left two officers dead and another wounded.
Miss Ruth Budd, recent College of Industrial Arts graduate, returns to Denton to serve as assistant librarian at the College. Bishop Harry T. Moore of Dallas will preach at St Mark's Episcopal next Wednesday evening, drawing a large audience for his noted oratory.
Jess R. Lankford ordered his paper moved from Honey Grove to Los Angeles California. He reached Los Angeles about a week ago with his family driving from Honey Grove in a Ford in just under seven days.
Mrs. O Gill recuperates after a serious operation at Baylor Hospital Dallas and may be well enough to return home next week. R A Gill and family visited Dallas to see his mother J W Birdwell who had been T and P station cashier and has now moved to Mira Louisiana as station agent. Railroads reduce office forces due to pulling ff trains. hope Birdwell returns soon to Hioney Grove.
Sunday afternoon Luke McIntyre and Roy Self were en route from Selfs when their car locked and suddenly stopped, tipping over. Both men received ugly cuts and bruises, but no serious injuries reported as the vehicle was wrecked.
Wash, Underwood and T. F. Williamson Jr. left Sunday for Europe. They arranged to travel on a freight boat to pay their fare and expect to be away most of the summer visiting England, France, Holland and Belgium. They also recall a Baptist Sunday school picnic at Grockett Park. A new ice berg spotting instrument uses funnel heat to detect danger from six miles away. The doctor's ancient path references may date back to B C and Claudius era.
Tuesday members of the Presbyterian Sunday School enjoyed a large outing at Club Lake north of town. Children and adults fished played games ran races and shared a bountiful dinner before sunset.
An fragment from a press fiction piece recounts a town drunkard's capture and a minister's counseling. The narrative centers on a repeated reading of the Parable of the Prodigal Son and the man's final note that it was the minister’s breath that held his attention.
The Signal reports ongoing smallpox concerns as a single case remains after initial hopes for a shutout. A new patient, Mrs Cox, and a household with recent illness prompt continued quarantine and caution.
Local listing promotes same day service for cleaning fans. Includes a call to action to contact by phone for quick cleaning and dehumidification. Readable text emphasizes speedy home appliance care. The ad hints at affordable rates and neighborhood service.
Bonham Wholesale Gro Co announces ample binder twine available. Merchants are urged to ask their dealers for the supply.
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