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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1913
Page
1
A brief notice highlights affordable fruits and groceries with emphasis on countrywide savings. Shoppers are urged to compare deals and visit participating stores for treefresh produce and dairy items at reduced prices.
A compact notice describes a dwelling with a modern interior and rooms including two halls and a north front corner wall. The text mentions past issues with storage and annual balances, suggesting a troubled sale or possession tonight.
21 Camis out on Gober Road with good black loam soil and bare subsoil. Gibson and Taylor urge quick action offering the land at 30 dollars per acre.
New eatery Cooper's Cafe debuts on South Main Street serving square meals and short orders. Owner Donald Cooper invites patrons to call for details and takeout options.
Sherman won the first game of the series from Bonham as Bailey pitched well in relief and Hallihan faltered late. Key hits included Lawrence’s three bagger and Nichols and Fenner driving in runs. The game featured a scoreless start, a seven-run fourth inning for Sherman, and late Bonham rallies that fell short.
Tomorrow's Sunday School session promises a splendid service as Misses Lon Conway and Klay Schoonover sing a special selection. The church invites all to attend and hear testimonies of faith about the Master.
A cottage with four rooms in nice condition available in Bonham. Mast front and multiple features listed. Ad mentions 8776 and a sale at once by Will H. Mvaus.
Poererented Cooper opens two new cafes on South Main Street serving square meals at 25e. Short orders available for hungry passersby.
An announcement urges men and boys to attend a special service at Thera Cle tomorrow afternoon. The message asks readers to come and notes a call to action to pay for the ad and receive property.
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