Remembering Value in a Service Store Trade
A business note thanks customers for strong sales and guarantees 411 goods as good as money, praising the current thriving trade and inviting continued patronage in a service store.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1929
Page
4
A business note thanks customers for strong sales and guarantees 411 goods as good as money, praising the current thriving trade and inviting continued patronage in a service store.
Governor Moody said he will take no action to stop the electrocution of John McKenzie, despite protests by Texas clergy including Episcopal Bishop Capers. The sentence is set for midnight tonight in Austin.
In Newport Arkansas deputy George Johnson fatally shot Micky Dillon 22 of El Paso as he attempted to escape. Dillon was arrested on a hoguoy charge and Johnson faced a first degree murder charge filed today.
An advertisement touts a girdle claiming strong shaping with comfortable fit and glove like smoothness. It emphasizes control, comfort, and a stylish appearance as the underlying success of smart styling.
Six men bound and gagged two clerks and two customers in a Philadelphia pawnshop and robbed its safe of over $100,000 in jewelry. Police seek six suspects as the heist ends with their escape.
Dallas reports about 3136 cities towns and villages in Texas along with roughly 92500 business concerns. Two thirds of these are incorporated municipalities while nearly three quarters host state or national banks. The state contains more counties and commercial centers than any other state though rural communities are shrinking as highways and cars shift trade to larger markets.
In Lancaster Texas the Widows and Widowers Club held a June picnic and chicken supper at Langaster Country Club with twilight departure, supper, games, and contests on the grounds. The group also staged a bachelors and maids party on Mrs Roxie Wilsons lawn, while the Friday Night Club entertained at Mr and Mrs C H Head's home.
A blaze erupted today when electric light wires along West Sixth Street caught fire causing a large commotion. The fire department quickly responded, and the blaze was contained to a small flare with minimal damage.
A concise aphorism argues that practical demonstration bears more influence than preaching. It reflects a belief in experiential learning over verbal instruction.
The grand jury resumed work this morning with no definite results yet. The new marriage license law has all but halted applications, with only two couples to date. The district court heard several civil cases, disposing some, continuing others, and setting trials for next term. Notable verdicts include American National Bank of Honey Grove vs. Frank McKnight for $517.80 plus mortgage foreclosure. Mrs Mantius et al vs. Cole for $1611.60. J H W Floyd vs. A C Gilbert for debt plus interest and fees with property sale. Lucy Jackson et al vs. Blake et al for land sale due to indivisible tract. W A Moore appointed receiver. Grove vs. W Davis for $1289.89 plus foreclosure. First National Bank of Bonham vs. R C White for $940.50 with appeal noted.
Ben Halsell Sr of Bonham Texas scored a hole in one on the 13th hole at the Manchester Country Club course in New Hampshire. The shot came from a 150 yard elevated tee over a brook to a fast sloping green during a round that included his son Ben Halsell Jr and players Bill Mayes and Billy Woods. Halsell finished with a 78.
See me for your threshing coal at F. L. U. Produce Co. 297. This brief public notice instructs customers to contact for collection details and location.
Wanted notice from F L A Produce Co Wesley Farmer manager seeks to purchase onions. Phone 488.
A lone masked hijacker held up taxi driver A C Baird at gunpoint late Saturday night and stole the cab. He then forced the car to the edge of town, robbed a youth and his girl companion of cash, and released them. Police traced two similar calls from men named Baird describing the hijacker, who fled with the taxi and an estimated 30 to 40 dollars. The spree echoes a previous winter wave led by William Dagner Pruitt, now on death row.
Notice for R A M Stated meeting in Bonham Chapter No 52 Monday night at 8 p m elect officers visitors welcome L I Massey H P 297 21 G L Moore Secy
A fragment from Capper's Weekly notes a skeleton of a primitive Arkansa man, with bones larger than those of a six foot adult. The piece includes a humorous exchange about monologue and dialogue between a husband and wife.
After a year of uneven gains some men pursue a return to traditional pleasures and simple indulgences seeking novelty in familiar routines.
A garbled OCR passage hints at a local discussion involving Mr. Plant and Mr. Bonham about milk, dairies, and daily routines. Mentions Sanford, W. W. man, and possible agricultural figures tied to a dairy establishment and milk delivery, with unclear references to truck, price, and control. The text is incomplete and fragmented.
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