21 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
1
Public notice indicates matter filed at Office North Main Street in Texas. Details are limited in readable text and no further facts are available.
The Texas good roads push, led by the Waco Times Herald, gains momentum from Denison to the Rio Grande. Editors along the proposed route praise cross state highways, with Bowie County and Beaumont to Houston extensions cited as progress.
The San Angelo Standard cautions readers that swindlers exist across the nation and urges careful scrutiny before trusting money making plans. It cites bankers as prudent allies and endorses investing with bank guidance to avoid the red. The Beau mont Enterprise notes Georgia bankers copying Texas incentives with corn prizes to spur youth farming, while the Fort Worth Star Telegram praises Boys' Corn clubs for encouraging independence and rural stay.
Miss Lora Long presents a conference paper urging Epworth Leagues to assist pastors by engaging in outreach and church work. The talk cites Old and New Testament examples Ruth Esther David and Paul and emphasizes service in social circles. emphasizes visiting the sick and reporting needs to pastors. The article also includes a city fire marshal ordinance passage and duties for Bonham Texas.
Denison Herald notes proposals for continuous state routes linking major cities via coordinated road plans. It urges a conference among officials from Grayson Fannin Lamar Red and Bowie counties to advance mutual road agreements and county intersections.
The Lufkin News lists bizarre open seasons ranging from October to September for book agents poets and scandal mongers with specific months. It warns that anyone who accepts the paper for two years but claims no order may be killed on sight without relief from valuation or appraisal laws.
A German farmer told the Roscoe Times that since January 10 he spent only six dollars cash for groceries. He pays bills with milk butter eggs and sells meat and lard while living and boarding at home, illustrating prosperity. The writer urges fellow farmers to adopt the plan to avoid mortgaging crops yearly.
A Missouri reader notes the urgency of the riddle who made hell and adds that St. Louis has nearly perfected it. The Houston Post asks not who made hell in Tuxac but who is raising it, highlighting civic concern.
Marvelous Discoverie touts progress in aerial travel and wireless telegrams, praising Dr Kis and a new cough remedy said to cure bronchial conditions and lung troubles. James M. Black of Asvetil NC reports relief after other remedies failed. Free trial bottle offered. Guaranteed by J W Peeler.
A Bonham hen owned by Mrs Virge Marco laid an eye shaped egg with a six inch tail. The egg has a soft pliable rubbery interior and a transparent outside covering. the yolk meat is plainly visible and the tail attaches to the body in a string like form.
An ad promotes Capudive as a fast remedy for headaches from colds heat or nervous troubles. It claims immediate action with a liquid palate and lists 10 25 and 50 cent prices at drug stores.
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