19 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1918
Page
1
In Antente Texas, Col. J. Tom Williams, identified as president, is linked with a best served address to a Fe Wat entity at its location.
The readable fragments mention a divorce and a Texas power reference but lack coherent details or identifiable subjects to summarize a concrete news item.
A roan bay horse about 750 pounds with saddle marks and white hind feet was taken up at the Scott farm 12 miles northwest of Riverby store. Branded on the right thigh and awaiting owner to claim at W. C. Killian, Monkstown Route 1, box 79.
Allied dispatches report Austrian attacks on the Montello Piave front repulsed with heavy casualties. Italian and German officers acknowledge failures. Monticappa and Neressa fronts show setbacks for the Austrians as they withdraw divisions.
London reports the Italian situation improving. The danger in the Montello sector is greatly reduced and Austrian gains between the Brenta and Astico rivers have slowed. Three Austrian attacks were repulsed between the Brenta and the Piave.
Washington reports 1141 Army casualties including 28 killed in action and 12 dead of wounds. 130 Marine casualties with 30 killed in action. Chautauqua sessions run daily at 3:30 and 8:30 with Oceala Concert Co. and Dr. L G Herbert featured tonight.
Jnc. T. Fitzgerald received a telegram from Pauls Valley Oklahoma stating that Jas. W. Carter, his brother in law, is very seriously ill and sinking rapidly. Mr. Carter is well known here and in the west end of the county, having lived here for many years. Fitzgerald has gone to Greenville in his car to catch a train for Pauls Valley.
Mrs. E. H. Wilson of Dallas and Mrs. Maxon of Ft. Worth visit the Fleming home. Wanted to rent a nice little house. Care The Favorite.
An ad invites households to have a wife build fires tend ashes scour grimy cookware for one dollar a month. It urges readers to inspect whether such labor is done at home to save costs and then consider an Electric Range from Texas Power and Light.
Listings detail 66 acres 40 cultivated and pasture timber with 8 room house barn smoke house good water well young orchard 112 miles NW of Ivanhoe at 945 per acre. Another 40 acres 4 room house two porches smoke house barn good orchard 3 1 2 miles NW at 55 per acre. 97 1 2 acres rich land 76 cultivated, good 4 room house near school cheap at 75. Telephone 108. H B Word & Co.
At my place a black mare mule of medium size with a scar on the right front leg and both ears split. Owner can reclaim by paying for this notice and the cost of keeping her. J. C. Segler, Welfe City, R 2.
A fragmented OCR list shows Victor records in stock including titles Keep the Home Fires Burning and There's a Long Long Trail, with stray phrases like Just a Baby's Preyer and Twilight Somewhere in France. Mentions include Missouri War and a line referencing QALSELL & CAs WELL CO in a catalog-like mix of vendor notes.
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