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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
1
A local call urges erecting a well equipped Y M C A building to honor donors. A national grocers association favors a law prohibiting calf slaughter for years to replenish beef supply, noting shrinking cattle and rising farmer temptations to sell stock.
Local weather and assorted notes forecast showers Thursday across Wallington Bonham and vicinity. Various odd lines mention revival efforts social tips and unrelated quips about public figures and fashion trends.
The Houston Post reports Judd Lewis plans to send every admirer a lock of his hair, courting publicity and a sports tone amid playful remarks. Bonham’s square area has become a park, transforming a wagon yard into a civic space. A note from Clarksville Times references permitting Fryar to visit Bonham again.
Vacant lot and cottage offers on West 4th street include a corner lot near the car line with two porches and city water. Gibson and Taylor advertise affordable homes and financing options for building a bungalow near the West Side public school, with price offers around 600 to 650 dollars.
Bonham defeated Paris 2 to 1 in a one hour twelve minute game billed as the fastest in T O league history. Trammell out pitched Watson with wild pitches driving scores, Heck's sensational defense at short and Leslie scoring in the tenth for the winning run. Umpire Jack McAdams praised for steady work as both clubs show strong fielding.
An advertisement proclaims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a 30 year standard remedy for malaria chills fever and general strengthening. It emphasizes its strength equals bitter tonics but without a bitter taste since ingredients dissolve in stomach acids. Guaranteed by the local druggist.
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