Honey Grove News Highlights Local Horse Shoe Club
In Honey Grove the long running horse shoe club is revived on North Fifth Street with John Moyer as umpire. Bonham chatter mentions a Mumbling peg group forming, while regional travel improves with the open Dodd City road. Political notes touch Teddy and Bryan as well as Evans Hughes, and a gasoline trust probe hints at rising prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey Grove
Paris
Pin Hook
Grace’s Brook
Bonham
North Fifth Street
John Moyer
Jim Lowry
Signal
Moyer
Political gossip and party lines from early Texas papers
A collage of quotes from Newark Fort Worth Waco Sherman and Honey Grove editorials. Fellows praise Fitzgerald for Congress at large while noting McLemore Gooseneck McDonald and opposition to black voter influence. The pieces discuss party loyalty states rights and negro suffrage in the South with mixed editorials from several Texas towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Nugent Fitzgerald
Fort Worth
Fitzgerald
Texas
Washington
McLemore
Waco Tribune
Bill McDonald
The
Elihu Root
New York
Sherman
South
Honey Grove
Municipal Band Concert Shown At Simpson Park
A large crowd attended the Municipal Band concert at Simpson Park last night. The varied program pleased listeners with favorites like Plantation Melodies and The Star Spangled Banner. The band plans to continue performing the national tune at future concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Park
Stephen Foster
Sewanee River
Massa
Sao
Tareo
Sam
Cardui touted as remedy for womanly troubles in Mt Airy notice
Mrs Sarah M Chapel of Mt Airy North Carolina praises Cardui the women s tonic saying after six bottles she improved greatly and others are now trying it She urges readers to try Cardui for headaches backaches sleeplessness and fatigue and notes availability from druggists Chattanooga Medicine Co offers home treatment booklet with case instructions Also mention 64 page booklet and a trip of Mr and Mrs H Jackson from Nashville to Houston to visit relatives
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Mt. Airy
N. C
Sarah M. Chapel
Tve
Cardus
Cardui
Lady Reader
Cardur
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Ladies Advisory Dent
Chattanooga
Tern
Spesa
N.C
Reclining Remedies and Local Strays in Town Notices
Don't buy a refrigerator until you see the Herrick Bonham House Furnishing Co. 2mo. HE IS ABLE TO GET OUT. J. B. Taylor, long afflicted with rheumatism, can now be about the streets after a hard time. An estray horse mule, 14 1 2 hands high, reported by Jeff Hardin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick
Bonham House Furnishing Co
J. B. Taylor
Jeff Hardin
Elder O Malley Sets Out to Preach in Hillsboro
Elder F W O Malley left this morning for Hillsboro and Cleburne where he will preach in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. O'Malley
Hillsboro
Cleburne
Robert Miller Visits Honey Grove for Day Trip
Robert Miller travels to Honey Grove for a day excursion. He plans to return the same day after visiting local sights and meeting contacts in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Miller
Honey Grove
Hawks and Owls as Beneficial Predators of Texas Rodents
The article describes hawks and owls, including the long and short-eared owls Swainson's and red tailed hawks, feeding on ground squirrels pocket gophers prairie dogs and mice across Texas. It notes barn owls great horned owls and other raptors preying on rats mice and cotton rats.
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Boa Pee
Hilary
Texas
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GrAham
Crawford
Bonham Daily Favorite
Favorite Printing Company
W. S. Spotts, C. R. Inglish
Bonham, Texas
Horse Shoe Pitching Club
Dodd City
Teddy
Mr. Bryan
Wilson
Charles Evans Hughes
Mrs. Raction
Luke McLuke
Newark
Goodyear
Texaco
Kincaid
Ers
W. C. Foote
Old Fair Grounds
Home Interurban
Bonham Fuel Co
JW. Mitchell
Mgr
Rk. D
Standard Sewing
Wells, Nunnelee & Humphr
E. H. Jackson
Nashville
Pen
Houston
Voor Ordera
Campbell Bros
Bonham Telephone Co
Hawks and Owls
Tarmer
Ma Nawth
Hs. &Sanborn
Pekoe Teva
Russell & Newtos
Evers
Quick
Curlee
Spring Hill
Steger
Eees
Moland
Golden Gate
Curle Ese
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