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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
3
The notice lists subscription pricing in advance with a six month option. It specifies a rate of two dollars per year for in advance payments. The fragment lacks complete details but indicates a newspaper subscription offer.
Fragmentary notes reference editors and individuals tied to a Stamford visit. Mentions Kaste Evans and Taylor, hotel dining, and a conflict with sprog tiers. Content is unclear but centers on disputes during a State Press event and local fuss.
The escissors' man of the Dao known as State Press returns from Stamford and resumes his duties. He faces a string of mishaps at Stamford including a tumble from a wagon wheel during a cowboys’ exhibition and a prank involving a Methodist minister and fried chicken.
The Ennis district approved a road bond election yesterday by four to one, 907 in favor and 246 against, for a total of 226000. If similar results come in from two more districts, the grand total would climb to 425000. Local editorials critique road funding and discuss regional political maneuvers.
The Central Poindexter Committee of Fannin County pledges support for Poindexter and submission of the issue to the July Democratic primary. It urges Democrats statewide to unite, predicts Poindexter's movement will win by at least fifty thousand and offers speakers to assist local organizing efforts.
A garbled passage references astronomers, a man named Le moon, and advice given to many people. Despite unclear content, it hints at common concerns and the idea that popularity is fragile and not always tied to truth.
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