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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
2
Bonham reports higher weekly cotton receipts with daily tallies from Monday to Saturday. Totals show 1070 bales by wagon and 1133 bales overall for the period, reflecting a modest increase over the prior week.
O. G. Humphries, Bailey editor, and Jack Maglish, Bailey resident, were in town Saturday and called on the Favorite newspaper office.
Mr. George Pennel and Mrs. Ola Whitworth were married at Telephone Saturday night. Rev. B. Milan performed the ceremony for the couple as part of a festive gathering with best wishes from the community.
Miss Evie Rhine, long associated with Ponham, was in Dallas and left for that city today returning from her Dallas visit.
General meeting of all scouts held tonight at 6 30 with a brief 10 minute program. Organizers urge help for Good Roads project. Bonham Decorating Company lists paints glass and other supplies for donation.
A discussion titled mud meeting attracted attendees who appeared ready to participate. Several individuals were seated in front at a gathering opposing a school policy, signaling visible interest and potential endorsements.
The Bonham area notice states the business has moved to the North Side of the Square next door to Kincaid Grocery Co and Bonham Electrical Supply Co. The address change and neighboring businesses are listed for customers.
J O M Darling of Telephone, a longtime prominent figure in the county, was in town today, noted as a leading critic and influential resident.
Mr. G. M. Hoffaker of Hetor announces his candidacy for Good Roads Commissioner. A respected farmer known for business success, he emphasizes county road improvement as the primary goal, saying salary is not the incentive. The Favor ite urges voters to support his bid.
A good roads meeting will be held at Moore's Chapel southeast of Bunham on Wednesday night. A large audience is expected and several notable speakers are slated to speak.
Report indicates Andl Jake Long of the Lectior community is somewhat better after a period of illness. He had been quite sick but shows signs of improvement.
Property listing notes 162 1 2 acres in Nolan County four miles from Railroad Town offered for sale. Seller listed as Philip Wise. County trade or sale potential indicated.
A local ad proclaims $4.00 ladies shoes reduced to $2.45 with a display in the shop window. Spivy & Co. invites customers to inspect the bargain shelves featuring the hiph grade styles and stock of 100 pairs at the low price.
The ongoing dispute between Good Roads advocates and Mud Roads opponents garners public attention as a jury weighs competing arguments. Local officials and engineering experts present data on maintenance costs, safety outcomes, and long term impacts.
Chas. M. Schoonover resigned as pastor of the First Christian church in Bonham after Sundays service. He cites desire for church to hire a new minister and time for search, with three months before resignation takes effect. The congregation plans to refer the matter to the official board for two weeks deliberation. Mrs Schoonover’s musical talents are noted as a loss to the services.
A brief call to improve infrastructure through better roads to ease travel and commerce. The message emphasizes practical gains over grand plans and urges action to connect communities and support development.
A concise plan outlines representation for Bonham and surrounding areas with a proposal for a live wire paying arrangement. Key figures L O Clay and Wiley Totel seek support and address the local electorate on inclusive regional coverage and service reach.
A garbled public notice mentions paying a water bill to avoid penalties. Fragments describe a large black crocheted item near an opera house and Coner's restaurant between 504 West 0th Street and Linden, with unclear last contact details.
John J. Crouch advertises several fine spring heifers that will be fresh soon. He touts Good Roads as a means to easier hauling and transport.
Incomplete notice indicates charges of 10 cents per patch with payment or delivery terms referenced. Mentions North Qen and City Tire with unclear service scope and dates.
Local sale notice announces ladies shoe offer at about half price. Spivy and Co advertises hundreds of pairs available in all sizes while stock lasts with rapid sale in effect.
A traveler recalled a strange device at The Hague that year described as a wagon or ship with wheels and sails. It claimed to carry over twenty people and move by wind alone, reaching around fifteen miles per hour on calm seas.
Advertises fixed prices as closely as feasible within printing quality and service speed. Emphasizes commitment to fair rates and reliable delivery for customers seeking dependable value.
The local newspaper endorses Mr Raiden for another term, praising his apprenticeship in legislative work and urging voters to send him to Austin. It notes his campaign will reveal positions on major issues and his stance against the Robertson insurance law and stock and bond law. The article describes Raiden as a farmer who studied his trade and strives to represent all people in the district.
Local craftsman offers revarnish services for antique and heirloom furniture. Restore finish, enhance grain, and protect wood with professional treatment. Contact Bonham Decorating Company for estimates and appointment availability.
A competent woman named Stero seeks a position in either permanent or temporary capacity. She can be contacted by phone at 395 or 922.
Notice states regular meeting of CHhuber Nw 52 tonight at 8 oclock led by RS Rodgers to discuss local matters.
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