Notice to Public for Corrections in The Favorite
Publishers invite any corrections to reflect on character standing or reputation of any person firm or corporation appearing in The Favorite and will gladly correct errors upon notification.
21 Jun 1907
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
1
Publishers invite any corrections to reflect on character standing or reputation of any person firm or corporation appearing in The Favorite and will gladly correct errors upon notification.
Bonham sewerage plans advance as business leaders sign on. Residents see progress and offices push signups with incentives. Elkin of Will H. Evans & Co. and brokers Brewerage Bee Philip Wise and Jno Saunders urge contracts. No money until completion.
A Bonham report states a new block of fine concrete sidewalk will be built in the business section. The notice urges ongoing improvements and encourages extending the concrete walk for miles of better thoroughfares.
The article predicts the City Council and Mayor will implement significant actions over the next year, signaling expected policy shifts and local developments as wartime rhetoric softens.
The text argues that well maintained property attracts tenants and that physicians say a sewerage system for Bonham would reduce fevers and prevent epidemics.
A two weeks old remark by Dr Parkhurst about having nothing to say is still printed as good news. Readers are urged to use the split lot drag after rain and note road improvements. The town expects sewerage and paved streets, heralding city status, and an encouraging forced smile is advised.
Miss Myrtie Thomas of Gober and Mr. J. H. Hooper of Terrell wed yesterday at the bride’s home with Rev. W S Splawn officiating. The ceremony was a small family affair and the couple will reside in Terrell after a short wedding trip. Congratulations and best wishes pour in.
The piece argues that famous financiers and statesmen like Rockefeller Morgan Keene Hill Carnegie and Gladstone show liquor harms the brain and integrity. It cites Livingstone and Stanley notes liquor is the world’s open sore and a fatal foe to name wealth and place. It concludes sober effort is needed to win any challenging venture.
Thompson of Abernathy Co reports wide stock of hay presses ties and mowers from Wood's Mowers Steel Beauty and Simplex ready for customers seeking farm equipment purchases.
Owen R. Lovejoy describes a tenement workshop where eleven year old Joe works twelve hours a day rolling cheap cigars. The scene shows a boy bent over a table, fingers flying, while the other picture reveals a sickly, coughing youth. The piece condemns child labor and social neglect.
The ordinance requires all citizens liable for poll tax to work on city streets at one dollar per day or hire an able bodied substitute after notice, with penalties for nonpayment or noncompliance. It details notification, costs, and the Street Commissioner’s supervision, plus fines up to ten dollars for failing to work or for nonperformance by a substitute.
Advertisement states deafness cannot be cured by local applications and offers 100 dollars for cases of deafness caused by catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It explains Eustachian tube inflammation as the cause and promotes Hall’s family pills for constipation and a Dallas News subscription offer.
The item asks to list real estate with the E. A. Johnson Realty Company. It reflects a classified style request for property listings and associated broker handling. No specific properties, locations, or prices are provided in the readable text.
The notice lists an office at the southeast corner square and a residence at 616 West 9th Street with phone number 156. Office hours run from 9 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 6 p.m. The address details appear as a small public notice.
An advertisement for Crown and Bridge work appears from an office in the Alexander Building at the southeast corner of Square Roomb. Contact details list office phone 166 and residence 254-2.
A promotion promises free samples and a book on Dispersia the Heart or Kidneys. It claims stomach heart and kidney troubles stem from weak inside nerves and urges nerve strengthening as the cure. Dr Racine Wisconsin advertises the remedy and J Peeler sells it locally.
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