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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1914
Page
2
The notice states that any erroneous reflection on a firm individual or corporation will be corrected if brought to the publishers’ attention. It affirms that workers deserve fair share of crop profits, aligned with the laborer being worthy of his hire.
The article argues birds critically support farming by consuming insects and pests, aiding horticulture and crops. It cites studies showing mass bird destruction increases pests, notes estimated North American crop losses at over 400 million dollars last year, and highlights diverse bird roles from insect hunting to seed and fruit protection.
Bonham baseball club dominates three day Denison series and a 18 to 0 win over Sherman but gate receipts reveal attendance low. Receipts last week ranged 49.00, 438.25, and 51.50 with each visiting team guaranteed 40.00 or half the gate. The club relies on public donations to cover payments while urging locals to attend and support the town's team.
A fragment from a Honey Grove household humor column mocks romance as dead and notes wives juggling careers and spankings while a husband mutters love and longing. It riffs on courtship, suffragettes, moving houses, and the politics of votes influenced by clothing purchases.
Washington June 14 Generally fair weather is forecast for the ensuing week though unsettled and showery the first day or two from the Missouri Valley eastward to the Atlantic Coast Temperatures will not change materially in the South said the Weather Bureau bulletin tonight In the central districts they will be normal or a little below for the season with a recovery to warm conditions in the Northwest after midweek
Hillsboro Texas June 13 1914 State Democratic Executive Committee certifies the ticket and constitutional amendment wording for the Thirty-Fourth Legislature. The document lists Governor to Congress at large candidates with counties and confirms the true copy for filing. Walter Collins signs as chairman with secretary Charles J. Kirk.
A consumer testimonial from W. A. Lockhard of Homer City New York claims Chamberlain’s Liniment cured his rheumatism after one bottle. The ad states the product is for sale by all dealers and urges readers to try it for relief.
Construction started today on a 290000 dollar memorial for the late President McKinley at his birthplace site in Niles Ohio. The complex will include a 1000 seat auditorium a public library a McKinley relic room an veterans assembly room and space for public officials funded by popular subscriptions.
The Favorite reports Katy shops in Denison reopened yesterday with many workers hired. Train crews were added to the freight department and a large number of box cars dispatched across divisions to handle the coming rain crop. Grain crop on the Denver line will require about 15 000 cars.
The clippings note a mix of opinions and updates. Chicago asks why the good die young while Detroit suggests anti-trust bills may pass. Ty Cobb is slated to return next week. Fort Worth hopes for business to pick up after rain and rail trouble. Alto Herald cautions youths about illegal bird hunting with air guns and sling shots and potential fines.
Providence and Philadelphia women report displacement, backache, and fatigue improved by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. One Providence worker praises renewed health while another Philadelphia resident credits restored strength and sleep to the remedy. Multiple testimonials emphasize relief from female disorders and inflammatory conditions.
Miss Rebecca Wyatt arrives in Bonham to reside with her aunt Mrs. G. S. Bundy and her husband. She plans to attend Bonham High School next term.
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