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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
3
Stone Wall Cook and Miss Wattle Clark wed in West Hill cemetery Sherman. The ceremony was led by Rev. Frankly Faith who had just finished a funeral elsewhere in the burial ground. No reason given for choosing a cemetery wedding.
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Postmaster General orders a postal savings bank to begin deposits in Denison Texas on July 22 as part of a nationwide rollout including 49 other banks in Cleburne Ennis Mangum and more. Local merchants urged restraint on fireworks due to extreme dryness and fire danger amid city ordinance prohibiting public displays.
Letter from El Paso Texas dated June 20 1911 argues against paving Mofit Street from the square to Dr Carleton residence preferring funds for a park or main roads to Bonham. He favors raising taxes for civic needs while warning against over spending and urging conservative balance before expansion. Also mentions visitors Neil Godman and wife from Sentinel Oklahoma.
A terse notice advertises goods for sale with a warning of no bargaining after immediate purchase. It directs interested buyers to Wil Nunelee at Kincaid's grocery for details.
Miss Annie Lee Russell hosted a large picnic party for bridesmaids Miss Mobley Goodman of Hollins Virginia and Miss Marzie Richards of San Angelo. Guests enjoyed fortunes, games, dining, an auction, and entertainment by Miss Duncan, ending with a Virginia reel.
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