Monument craftsman offers granite and marble work
30NHAM MARBLE WORKS at 173 SS. Main St. promotes expert clall and artistic lash with durable granite and marble for monuments, promising rustic value and lasting satisfaction.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1925
Page
6
30NHAM MARBLE WORKS at 173 SS. Main St. promotes expert clall and artistic lash with durable granite and marble for monuments, promising rustic value and lasting satisfaction.
Market report lists prices paid at local produce houses and buyers on the publication day. An automobile loans offer advertises 10 monthly payments for used cars with contact for A. R. Almes at the National Bank in Grenville Texas.
Middleport Ohio resident Mrs Mya Jenkins reports dramatic health improvement after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound during menopause. She says weight rose from about 70 to 132 pounds and heeded a friend’s recommendation. the campaign notes over 200000 women affirm benefits and urges others to try.
A car dealer emphasizes trading for used cars at actual worth and claims strong purchasing power. The notice frames the dealership as in a position to offer real values to customers.
Eugene Fairchild son of Mrs Wayne Fairchild of Bonham was injured Monday when his knee was severely wrenched after his leg was caught in a hay press while working around the machinery.
Berlin reports reveal 185 deaths by own action or ambiguous accidents among soldiers, with 127 suicides in 1923 and 160 last year. Most victims were privates. blame placed on officers' maltreatment and long service. Call for revised Articles of War and better living conditions.
Regular meeting Tuesday night at 8 o clock with election of officers and work on the agenda. Good attendance requested. Signed by W. M. O. W. Gross and James Anderson, secretary.
The Board of Control announced a new ward building at the Wichita Falls State Hospital for the Insane will be completed by July 1, ready for 200 patients at a cost of 120000. It is called a model for Texas asylum construction and will enable 600 more beds across the system after additional wards.
Advert reads Iave two hundred tons of hay that needs buling at once. Cash payment offered. Call or see D V Wil at 290 31 for details.
Real estate ad notes immediate buyer inquiries for a Bonham property. Contact Wall H. Javans & Co at phone 31 for selling interest and instructions.
An advertisement urges readers to use Black and White Ointment and Soap to improve skin conditions and social appeal. It touts economy and package sizes, promising clearer skin to win affection and respect from loved ones.
Willie Rich of Blue Ridge community sixteen miles south of here was bitten by a rabid skunk near his chicken house. The animal was killed and sent to Austin. reports say the rabies-affected animal originated there. Rich began treatment immediately. Several local children have been bitten by rabid dogs in recent months, but this is the first nonpet bite reported in the area.
A Kv store advertises Maxwell House coffee in 8 pound cans for 1.50, challenging buyers to compare with 1.75 elsewhere. Deal appears under A Taylor Gt Dyas labels.
Large vacant lot opposite the high school offered at 1600 dollars with terms available. Contact Evans & Co at 299-31 Will FT or phone 3 for details.
Commissioner's Court will receive bids on 70 tons of Best McAlester Domestic Lump Coal with 10 tons to Court House and 30 tons by rail. Five Coral Split wood batches Oak Ash Black Jack to be delivered to County Farm on or before September 1 1925. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. Bids opened July 13 192x at 10 o'clock. Mail bids to County Auditor FR A McMahon. Daily June 16 23 20.
Roy Richardson of Randolph died in San Angelo after seeking a healthier climate. He was a active young man who aimed to finish the Randolph Bonham road gap and had worked at a lumber yard and at the Randolph bank. He leaves a wife, his parents Mr and Mrs J V Reeharda, two brothers Tom and Fred, and several named relatives. Funeral held in Randolph.
Red Ball Stage Line shows departures from Bonham to Greenville at 7:00 a m 9 15 a m 12 00 m 2 30 p m 4 00 p m 7 00 p m with connections to Cotton Belt Bailey Katy Leonard Santa Fe Celeste and Texas Special Greenville Also serves Sulphur Springs Tyler Terrell Dallas fare to Greenville 1 50 phone 372.
Schedule lists multiple departure times from Bonham and Denison between 10:30 a m and 8:00 p m with fares one dollar each way. Buses depart Bonham from the Red Ball Depot or West Fourth Street and Denison from the Red Ball Cafe and Simpson Hotel. Contact Bonham 372 or Denison 967 for details.
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