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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
3
A crowded page of pasted items includes notices on subscriptions pricing and address changes, obituaries and cards of thanks, assorted humor bits, and local chatter. The mix references Washington June 19 and Bonham, with miscellaneous soy items about inventions, snoring remedies, and odd anecdotes.
A jumble of names and phrases references Colonel Ned Green and Dr Wiley with scattered notes on moral topics, prices, and a New York incident. The text moves through garbled scenes of family ties, artistic temperament, railway terms, and a spliced public context, lacking a clear single event or cohesive report.
Beginning June 21st, the sale event offers six watches not available at wholesale prices. Items include a 10 year gold tiled watch for $3.00 and a 20 year gold tiled watch for $7.50. Also featured are various watches and small vanity items priced at 25 cents.
A fragmented article urges readers to realize brain power and personal progress. It cites Napoleon Lincoln and Barrage as examples and asks readers to consider how much of their brain capacity they actually use, insisting one hundred percent is possible and within reach.
The column cites concerns about unsanitary fruit displays in McKinney and Bonham the winter fires and the evolving suffrage movement with Dorothy Pax predicting impact on the doll industry and childrearing. It critiques husbands reliance on wives for home economics and questions gender roles in governance.
Fragmentary text cites Barley of the Post and mentions advice and a roll top desk with reference to cotton rows and dusk. Names Bryan Mayle appear. context unclear and no clear event or outcome is described.
Bonham beat Paris 3 to 2 at home as Corzine held Paris to eight scattered hits with five strikeouts. Paris starter Richardson struggled, while Dorsey and Basham contributed crucial hits, and Bonham clinched the win with a late rally in the 11th inning.
Real estate ad copy from Gibson and Taylor touts a four room cottage on West 4th Street with a hall and two porches, city water, and south front. Includes vacant lot east of W G Clark's for $600 and a corner car line lot on West 10th Street. Offers financing for a bungalow and mentions homes near West Side public school within one block of paved street.
The account recalls key plays with Fenner, Seebach, Jutsie, Phillips, Harper, and White affecting a close game. Sherman arrives for three games and Sunday’s contest moves to Sherman. Dixen attends a League meeting at Sherman to discuss season division and potential split.
An unreadable OCR snippet lists scattered place names and abbreviations, mentioning Ardmore Denison Bonham Paris and veteran terms with numbers, offering no clear event, date, team, or outcome to summarize.
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