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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
2
Timetable lists westbound trains No 31 33 35 with arrival and departure times at 11 31 am 11 57 am and 8 40 pm 9 00 pm and 9 15 am 9 20 am. Additional services No 32 12 58 pm 1 10 pm No 34 9 05 am 9 10 am No 36 5 10 pm 6 15 pm for M K and Worthbound No 257 leaves Bonham 16 am No 723 leaves Bonham 12 35 pm. Southbound No 253 arrives Bonham 5 46 pm No 724 arrives Bonham 9 10 am.
Notice urges members of the K of P lodge to attend tonight’s meeting for collective work in the ranks. The Bonham Knocker comments on diligence and steady effort while noting focus on task.
The article asserts hair color signals temperament with blondes seen as affectionate and dark hair as constant. It notes baldness implies character through concern for others. It cites a Paris professor Sabouraud claim about a rabbit and dandruff germs. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide to remove scalp germs.
The Favorite notes reader comings and goings with entries from Wichita Falls to Durant and Texarkana. Visitors include Rev A E Ewll and Prof C A Gilley traveling to Wichita Falls, Mrs S Harle returning to Durant, and Miss Bertine White home from Wichita Falls.
Local crops look fine with sunny weather boosting growth. Social visits include Miss Pearl Holt, Miss Ann Barnett, and many neighbors from Falp, Oakland and Ravenna. Church services and Sunday school progress amid weather limits. prayer meetings led by Charley Zink. multiple visits and small town movements noted. Piles relief ad for Shoop Ointment and travel information about New York City to C.K. McGoun office listed at article end.
Yesterday at 2 39 p m Mr D W Sweeney and Miss Kate Lockhart were married at the bride's home by Rev Dennis. They will tour eastern cities and visit the Jamestown Exposition. The groom, cashier of the First National Bank, is a respected Bonham citizen and the bride is a popular local teacher.
Lee Dowlen of Windom and Daisey Meacham of Dodd City married at 4 pm in the Merrick Hotel parlors in Paris Texas Reverend J R Atchley officiated. The couple left on the 6:40 train for a state tour before settling in Windom.
Wanted items include five cars of machinery cast iron at 50c per 100, $10 per ton. Mixed scrap 20c to 35c per 100 lbs. Purchases include metals of all kinds, rubber boots and shoes, beeswax, wood, feathers and hides. Office on east side of square. Found a nice umbrella. Describe and pay for this notice aid vet property.
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