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Newspaper

Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1918

Page

4

Local Residents Arrive and Depart for Visits and Travel

C E Bowman and Emmett Thomp visit Clarksville this morning for bass fishing on a nearby club lake. Mrs Virgin Massey leaves to visit Texarkana. Miss Jess Norwood from Oklahoma City visits her parents A S Norwood and brother Ben, who heads to Camp Travis. Miss Fannie Thomas goes to Ross. Mrs James Lusk departs with daughter Elizabeth for Denison then Shreveport. Emily Bramlette leaves for Greenville en route Muskogee. Mrs Wm Flemings visits Dallas. J H Owens of Uncle Sam’s navy visits relatives. Capt A S Broadfoot called to Dallas on cavalry troop business. Roy Gass travels to Dallas for a short visit.

C. E. Bowman Emmett Thomps Clarksville Virgin. Massey Texarkana Margaret White Chicago University of Chicago Jess Norwood Oklahoma City A. S. Norwood Ben Gainesville Camp Travis Fannie Thomas Ross James Lusk Elizabeth Denison Mr. Lusk Shreveport Lusk Emily Bramlette Idris Evans Greenville Muskogee Oklo Wm. Flemings Dallas J. H. Owens Uncle

For Sale Two Jersey Cows From Everett Reeder

Two fresh Jersey cows age two available for sale from Everett Reeder. Contact phone 23 for details.

Jersey Everett Reeder

Local Soldier Edward Lowman Writes From France

Mr and Mrs H B Lowman of the city area publish a letter from their son Edward who reports he is somewhere in France. He says his ship had good luck crossing the Atlantic and took fourteen days to travel. He praises the voyage and assures friends at home that he is getting along fine.

H. B. Lowman Edward France

Thrift Stamp talks set for June 19 at courthouse

Mies Jeannette Golberg of the United States Treasury will lecture at the court house tomorrow, June 19, on the Thrift Stamp movement. A public lecture and a county wide meeting at the Firemen's Club Room follow, with all invited. A. J. Moore chairs the Bonham Thrift Stamp committee. LO 8T-Yoakum-McGee bill holder Lost between Bonham and Gober contained a $1 bill and checks payable to a party. Reward offered for return to the Favorite Office.

Mies Jeannette Golberg United States Treasury Court House Firemen’s Club A. J. Moore Thrift Stamp Movement Bonham Gober Pa Co Avorite

Germans Aid In Italian Front Offensive Reports

Vienna dispatch states German troops are taking part in the Italian front offensive and that Emperor Karl is present at the front in Italy, as Amsterdam reports dated June 18.

Amsterdam Vienna Karl Italy

Conserving Farm Feed Through Silos and Silage

The Government urges conserving farm feeds by the silo method to store and preserve succulent feed from otherwise valueless crops. Silage adds direct nutrition and indirect benefits, helping animals stay thrifty and resist disease. The note cites that 40 percent of corn’s feeding value is lost without siloing and references Farmers bulletin 355. A. S. Van Kirk, County Agent, offers copies on request.

Slio van Kirk

Harvest About Over in the County This Season

The county has nearly finished wheat and oats harvest with most fields cut and shocked. Dry weather in the last ten days aided grain saving, threshers are at work, and if weather remains favorable grain will reach markets soon. The crop quality appears unusually good and the United States is poised for an unprecedented wheat and oats crop.

United States

Local Western Union Manager Offers Free Meeting Dates

G C Cochran, manager of the Western Union Telegraph Co, invites callers to his office to learn dates of meetings and gatherings. He maintains a large book compiling these dates and will provide any desired information free of charge.

Western Union Telegraph Co G. C. Cochran

Seniors Plan College Attendance Signifies Intent

Twenty six members of the senior Vic o o cidies have signifiia intention to go to college. Superintendent Fillers has their entrance certificates out at his office and requests that all come and get them sometime during this week. Do not overlook this, for it is important.

Vic O.o Fillers

Claude Oldham Takes Charge of Rest and Queen Theatres

Claude Oldham now has charge of the Rest and the Queen theatres after purchasing Charley Watson’s interest in both. He will devote his full time to the work and promises patrons the best service possible.

Claude Oldham Queen Theatres Charley Watson

Quarterly Conference to be Held with Rev J L Tittle Speaking

Next Saturday the quarterly conference will take place at English with Rev J L Tittle of Bonham preaching at 11 o'clock. The presiding elder will lead the meeting at 8 PM and a revival will follow the conference. Rev J KE Via will attend to assist.

English J. L. Tittle Bonham J. KE. Via

Auction Next Saturday for Red Cross Yearling

Miss Purdy donates a fine yearling to the Red Cross chapter for an auction to be held next Saturday. Interested bidders should be present to bid on the animal.

Flashlights and batteries at Brannon Jewelry Co

The Brannon Jewelry Co advertises flashlights and batteries for sale, highlighting essential portable lighting and power options. Includes price points and store location likely in a local business section.

The Brannon Jewelry Co Terth Ste Se Bonham Electric Co Puene Se

County Democratic Exec Committee Sets Double Primary

The county Democratic Executive committee met today and levied assessments to cover primary costs. A double primary was ordered and election officers were appointed.

Democratic Executive Committee

First cotton bloom brought to town by Tarpley

W C Tarpley, residing on E F White's farm five miles northeast of the city, delivered the season's first cotton bloom to town yesterday marking an early milestone in local agriculture.

W. C. Tarpley E. F. White

Campbell Family Reunites With Father on Bonham Farm

On Thursday seven miles north of Bonham A A Campbell’s children surprised their 72 year old father in the field. The gathering at the old home included Mrs Geo Crittenden, the Camplells from Bonham and McKinney, and five other families with dinner and long awaited togetherness. All his children attended except four named relatives and one grandson.

Bonham A. A. Campbell Geo. Crittenden J. R. Campbell Oda E. B. Moore R. E. Morrow McKinney Mr. Campbell J. A. Campbell F R Moore

Leaner tubes North Texas Texes Tire and Parts Ce

North Texas Texes Tire and Parts Co. reports changes in tube production lines and inventory levels. The note outlines shifts in supplier orders and anticipated stock adjustments affecting local retailers.

North Texas Texes Tire and Parts Ce North Texas Tire # Ports Co

They Must Sell Bargain Car and Wagon at Low Prices

Walter Stewart at Jockey Ground Grocery Store advertises a Chevrolet car priced to move with a potential $100 savings for a solid car. Also offered is a mare and buggy valued at $125, now asked at $65.

Walter Stewart Jockey Ground

Land for sale near Telephone 124 acres with improvements

Hendrix and Williamson offer 124 acres near Telephone with 55 acres cultivated, a four room house, barn, ample water, and a fine young orchard. Priced at 30 per acre.

Hendrix & Williamson

Emmet Thompson Sells Bargain Gasoline Range Item

Emmet Thompson promotes a good gasoline range at a bargain. Read as a concise local notice highlighting the sale offering on affordable fuel equipment.

Emmet Thompson

Moe Reeser Thomas Yard Man and First Dams Cook

Moe Reeser Thomas served as yard man and first dams cook in the local labor roster.

Moe Reeser Thomas

Newman couple leaves Bonham for Pueblo home

Mr and Mrs T A Newman, after nearly five decades in Bonham, head to Pueblo Colorado to live with daughters as sons serve in the army. They say they burned no bridges and may return to Bonham, but their friends wish them well.

Mrs T. A. Newman Bonham Pueblo Colo Tom Lés

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