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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
6
Aei ser al ath Lilber Itther Chale gathers for a ceremony as regional officials plan events. Community leaders and local organizations coordinate logistics and outreach.
For sale is the old fair grounds property including a two story house and substantial outbuildings on about 80 acres. Priced at 100 dollars per acre with 5000 dollars worth of improvements on the place. All in high state of cultivation. See
Gold pin engraved Koro 03 06 reported missing from High School premises. Return to Miss Hamilton for reward and identification._resources text indicates student property loss with contact for recovery.
A large black cloak was found between the opera house and Cooper's restaurant at 504 West 6th Street. The finder should leave contact details and a suitable reward for its return.
162 1-2 acres of land in Nolan county four miles of Railroad town for sale or trade. Philip Wise.
The Tax Collector reports only about 200 poll tax receipts issued in Bonham. To remain a voter you must obtain your poll tax receipt before January 31. After that date you cannot vote if you have not received your receipt.
A special teachers examination will be held at the courthouse on Friday and Saturday. Anyone who desires may take the examination.
W. P. Laney traveling auditor for Texas Power & Light Co has been in the city inspecting the local company office and accounting practices.
Notice promotes fresh meats sold at the South Side meat market with delivery. Price listed as 16 2-3 cents per pound. Phone number provided as 316 for orders or inquiries.
Bonham's Theigh School basketball team traveled to McKinney last Saturday and defeated the McKinney girls 18 to 11. Captain Miss Sparger led a lineup including Glenn Pratt Hardy Burney Vernon Bennett Norwood Death erage Watkines as chaperone, with B S Benedict as coach. Afterward the visiting girls were entertained at a social.
Friends of Mr and Mrs Lynnwood Massey report their young child is thought to be slightly improved today. Medical staff monitor vitals as hope remains for a fuller recovery.
News reaches Bonham that J. A. Robinson died Sunday night in Lehigh Oklahoma. He was the father of Mrs. J W Donaldson of Bonham and had other relatives here. He was once a citizen of Bonham and was regarded as a good man.
A good roads meeting is scheduled at Moore's Chapel southeast of Benham on Wednesday night. Organizers expect a large attendance and several notable speakers will participate.
Henry Young Wiles born and raised in Boham is noted as taking an option to move to Stan ad Texas in a broad Stamford report.
The Texas Short Ship Racing Circuit gathers ten North Texas towns including Bonham, Clarksville, Vernon, Childress, Quanah, Amarillo, Clarendon, Hillsboro, Wichita Falls and Mart. Wichita Falls aims to start late June and adds 100 to purses. Officers elected: C. W. Mitchell president and T. J. Jefferies secretary treasurer. Purses set at 3000 with five 400 events, two 300 events, and two 200 events.
The Second Methodist Church installs a new roof and will repaint the building soon. In the interim the congregation will hold preaching every Sunday under Pastor Rev. F. E. H. Coburn.
$10.00 reward offered by Jake Myers Agent Texas Company for arrest and conviction of the party stealing an oil barrel from in front of the oil mill office. An additional $10 reward for arrest and conviction of anyone using the barrels for purposes other than oil.
W. Od. Crabtree departs for Chattanooga at noon following a Texas tour to relatives. He reports many improvements in his city over the past several years.
1000 bushel river bottom corn available for sale in Tulip Texas. Frank Campbell serves as the contact.
The Board of Trade offers three prizes of 250 dollars to teams collecting rubbish across three city sections. Work begins immediately, trash gathered from vacant lots alleys and streets must be placed on private property with owner consent. Will H. Evans, President, invites volunteers to join the effort.
Classified note lists a used Oliver typewriter in Ravenua Texas priced at 70 dollars after three weeks of use by J A Browning. It states original cost 100 dollars and offers contact details.
Local ad offers vulcanizing work with 35 aunts per patch and guaranteed, called for, delivered service. Phone 3. North Central, City Time Exchange.
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