Pat Furard Fix ha Vit and Banks
Patchy OCR text notes discounts and pending actions involving Pat Furard, Fix ha Vit, and banks. Details unclear. entities repeatedly appear with limited context. Further readable text needed for a precise summary.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1908
Page
2
Patchy OCR text notes discounts and pending actions involving Pat Furard, Fix ha Vit, and banks. Details unclear. entities repeatedly appear with limited context. Further readable text needed for a precise summary.
An older advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar as a reliable throat and lung remedy. It claims long-term use cured coughs and even early consumption comfort, urging purchase through Saunders Drug Co with a money back bottle offer and free trial.
An article extols a tonic for women addressing changes from marriage and motherhood. It cites weak health, pelvic issues, and the need for strengthening nervine support. Dr. Pierce offers consultations by letter from Buffalo New York.
A narrator recalls three personal encounters with ghosts across life stages from childhood in Connecticut to boarding school and adulthood as a civil engineer. The stories describe Annie at a grave, a deceased friend appearing at night, and a disturbing vision during a lawyer meeting, raising questions about unseen vibrations and the limits of science.
District Judge BFN H. Denton, serving Paris, presided over a case in which local defendants faced formal court action. The proceedings highlighted Denton’s role in adjudicating municipal or county matters within his jurisdiction.
Representative No. 2 S. S. Bruce for representative and J. LEE Starpley for assessor appear alongside county attorney J. Walter Donaldson and county officials W. C. Finley J. B. Smith for constable precincts 7 and 1 O. B. Fincher Jesse G. Briley listed as candidates. The OCR reads multiple candidate names across offices for a county election ballot.
The wedding of Miss Margaret Sweeney and Mr H L Kelley will be held at of the day replacing the 4 30 time previously announced. Also offered are Bae fruit jars in all sizes by Kyrica Reedy and Hughes.
Last night Roy James and Miss Delia McClain married at the bride’s home in South Bonham. A fresh shipment of cakes and crackers arrived. The weather forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Sunday. Beginning Sunday at 7 PM the street car company will run summer excursions at 5 cents round trip.
The article describes a church meeting at a Baptist church with many remaining for consultation and prayer after the sermon on God’s call and the sinner’s answer. It emphasizes teachableness, obedience, and heed to divine guidance, warning that disobedience leads to distress and backward steps. Services are scheduled tonight and tomorrow at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. with a cordial welcome.
A short public notice announces a five cent fare for street car excursions and related seasonal runs. The readable line hints at a city transit promotion or special travel option for residents and visitors.
W R Ward of Dyersburg Tennessee reports using Foley's Urine Laxative for chronic constipation and declares it a thorough practical remedy. He offers a conscientious reference and notes it is sold by Banners Drug Co.
McDuff Vance, dispensary system agent at McAlester, reported his first liquor shipment received yesterday. Last night burglars broke into his office and carried off fourteen cases of whiskey and alcohol along with his register and records. The only remaining item was a sack of literature defending the dispensary system.
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