21 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1918
Page
1
An ad outlines the Anchored Arch Arch Preserver shoe for heavy men. It claims the shank supports the foot, prevents arch strain, and offers a stand-up, comfortable fit. The copy invites readers to try on the shoe with no obligation.
The Italians press along the Piave line from Mantello to the Adriatic with gains above Senson and strong attacks. Austrian forces, about sixty thousand men in five divisions, are opposed on the west Piave. Austrians cross the river at Sandona with three new bridges but many are swept away in boats and rafts.
United Press reports from the War Department that American soldiers now hold thirty eight miles of trenches in France, about one twelfth of the Western front, as disclosed to the House Military Committee.
London reports Italians won a major victory at Nervesa on the west bank of the Piave. Despite Austrian gains admitted by Orlando in parliament, Italian forces counterattacked and re entered Nervesa. They press to push toward the river and split Austrian forces, with a flank move toward Montello.
Rome June 21 American aviators on the Italian front made their first flight yesterday and blew up a bridge the Austrians had just thrown across the Piave according to dispatches from headquarters.
A man and wife request a trustworthy boarder with no children to share their home and duties. They seek a quiet, respectful arrangement and offer likely reasonable room and board in exchange for lodging.
Walter Stewart of Jockey Ground Grocery Store advertises a Chevrolet car at a bargain price and a mare and buggy valued at 125 dollars offered for 65 dollars. The notice emphasizes quick sale.
In Dallas on June 20 a new oil tank exploded at the Magnolia Petroleum Company plant. Fire followed, reopening after yesterday's blaze that caused about 150000 dollars in damages from static electricity sparks.
Two parcels of black land offered for sale within one mile of Bailey. The larger 40 acre tract priced at 6800 dollars and a 48 acre parcel priced at 96500 dollars. Auctioneer or contact provided as Reelk aq Crawford. tyr oe 2.
A severe hail storm last night hit a strip near Gober with heavy rain and strong winds. Crops suffered major damage on the Gordon Dunn and Mount Tarvers farms, with Crockett Eads’s house wrecked but his family uninjured.
We urge every young lady and girl to come every Saturday starting at 9 o'clock to support soldiers on the battle fronts and those serving Over Here. The hall needs workers on Saturdays and asks for volunteers.
United Press dispatch from London reports raids presaging another German drive along the Flanders front and into northern Picardy. Haig notes sharp combat with heavy enemy losses in several raids.
The Texas Power and Light office will stay open for several evenings to accommodate patrons who wish to discuss ee cooking at home with Mrs Laubenheim.
Miss Pauline Kern the converted Jewess evangelist will lecture at the Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene Sunday morning on The Model Church. Sunday night she will discuss The World's war the Signa of the time in relation to the second coming of Christ. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
The Pastors Association of Bonham invites Dr A J Barton described as the ablest man in the Texas prohibition camp to speak Sunday night at 8 15 at the Methodist church. The pastors urge all Bonham men and women to attend this service as part of the national prohibition campaign urging victory nationwide.
Three horses and a fine milk cow with several Jersey heifers are offered for sale by T. R. Crow son Auto Co.
Miss Kern will deliver a lecture in Oakland on Saturday night, drawing attendees from the local community and campus circles for an evening talk on her research and field experiences.
66 acres with 40 in cultivation and rest pasture and timber. 8 room house, barn, smoke house, fine well, small young orchard. Located 13-3 miles northwest of Ivanhes on 965 & ern. Includes a good stand of trees and water via a reliable well. Likely parcel listing from a rural region with agricultural opportunities.
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