Shoe Department Slashes Prices in Special Offer
A local retailer announces exceptionally reduced prices in the shoe department with a special sale. The notice emphasizes ongoing sale pricing and Limited time offers to attract customers.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1929
Page
3
A local retailer announces exceptionally reduced prices in the shoe department with a special sale. The notice emphasizes ongoing sale pricing and Limited time offers to attract customers.
Charlie Graves, pastor, leads Edhube Church at 11 a m and night services with Sunday School at 10 a m Bro Willie Reed preaches at night Worship invitation to attend services at the church
A brief notice on the price and financing terms for the Brick Business House on Public Square. The listing is attributed to J. M. Lowrey and appears in the local market columns.
W. C. Finley secretary of the Retail Merchants Association and Mrs. Finley returned from a trip to Oklahoma, traveling as far north as Oklahoma City. He reports good highways, crops less promising than in Fannin County, and notes a gas-well near Oklahoma City that has been escaping gas for days and heard miles away.
Reverend S. R. Smith, pastor of First Baptist Church, displays a 16 pound cabbage grown in his garden on East 9th Street, Bonham, on Travis Lipscomb's property. The boast asks readers if they can outdo the weight.
Masons announce joint installation of officers at 8 p.m. on June 24 with refreshments. Organizer names James Anderson W M L F Massey H P listed.
Local ad notes drastic reductions across a large stock with shouting prices and invites readers to tell their wants in the want ad.
Bonham resident D. Kelly of 516 South Morgan street shows a limb from his eight or nine year old Golden Beauty plum tree with over 60 plums on a two fork limb about 40 inches apart. Kelly notes the tree has yielded every year for five years and previously logged 10.20 dollars from plums at 20 cents a gallon, underscoring Fannin county as a fruitful farming area.
Local ad announces special prices on men's linen suits at Schanbel's. Also promotes BLACK BERRIES seven miles north of Bonham with 50 cent crate price and pick days Monday and Thursday, contact C. M. Maloney at 302 61.
Uptown ice station on Center Street opposite Bonham Creamery opens with C. M. Guess in charge. Offers prompt friendly service, open early and late to serve customers. 300-31 Bonham Ice Ud.
An advertisement announces a half price sale on any hat in stock to be held Saturday hosted by Mrs George Myers at 301 21.
Henry R Coates M D operates at the North Side Square office with hours 8 30 a m to 12 noon and 12 30 p m to 5 p m. Telephone numbers are office 198 and residence 645.
Mrs. Leon Hargrove and niece Omie Semple hosted series of parties for a visiting former Bonham resident Mrs. Kate Caviness Goodwin of Austin. Mr. and Mrs. Caviness Goodwin plan a Mohawk cruise and Canada trip after summer visits. Mrs. M. W. Gray hosted morning gatherings with guests including Miss Blocker of Marshall, Miss Annie Lockhart of Houston, and Mrs. George Wheeler of North Dakota. Wheeler received a Bluebonnet print keepsake.
Sixteen ladies and children interested in the Progressive Series Music taught by Miss Sallie Jo Carlton travel to Greenville for examination and a demonstration. Mrs Clifford Gibson McClung and her husband, formerly of the city, now work with the project headquartered at Washington University in St Louis. They plan a luncheon today and a report on the meeting will be issued Saturday.
In Snowflake Arizona the ancient clock brought by Mrs Lucretia Owens in 1878 stopped three minutes after her death on June 1 and has since failed to run after 51 years of continuous service.
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