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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1916
Page
4
A fragmented OCR item lists a theatre program phrase with titles The Best List of Prizes Theatre and Vindication. The readable parts suggest a local performance bill or listings note rather than a complete story.
Prizes totaling 108.50 will be awarded at the Bonham canning clubs exhibit on October 1. A lengthy list of local donors includes Hassell & Caldwell Co, First National Bank, Fannin County National Bank, and many hardware firms. Miss Edna Huffaker leads county girls’ canning clubs, guiding their success with energetic work and pride in her "her girls."
An unidentified man entered the home of John Boozer near Nacogdoches Texas and killed him with an axe. He abducted Boosers wife to the barn where she was tied and found by neighbors this morning.
A telegram to the Mexican consul from Galveston dated June 24 says Obregon offers general amnesty to all who oppose the government if they unite to resist invasion. Bates Antiseptic German Liniment.
General Mills orders immediate mobilization of the Oklahoma militia at Fort Sill ending a five day dispute between Oklahoma City and Chandler. The action ties Fort Sill to a federal mobilization amid regional tensions and marks a decisive development in the Oklahoma military crisis.
Yesterday at noon Doc Lindsey of the south side was in a serious accident when crossing the Bois d Arc at the Freeman crossing. His wagon held about one hundred posts and two mules. The bridge gave way trapping him. he escaped with little or no injury. Nearby W. D. Ellidge and others aided in rescue and freeing the team. One mule was hurt. the other sustained scrapes.
The Favorite records the death of Mary Katherine Hawley, 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs H H Hawley, who died yesterday in Greenville. Funeral and burial will be in Greenville. The Hawleys have many friends here. Mr Hawley worked as a jeweler for Saunders- Martin Drug Co in the city.
Miss Mary Ridling and Ray Cromwell departed at noon for Texarkana.
A relief column faces doubt as wells run dry and drought worsens. Citizens fear shortages, with aid groups seeking funds and supplies to prevent further suffering among families and farming communities dependent on shared water resources.
Ten guardsmen reported missing after Carrizal battle. two squads of the Tenth Cavalry feared wiped out and another unit unaccounted for. Captain Lewis Morey and two lieutenants alleged to be among the escapees. Morey gravely wounded without care. Washington debates militias pay and calls for release of colored troopers held in Chihuahua. no Carrizal details expected for 24 hours.
Paris reports that 120000 German troops engaged the French three mile Verdun front. Germans drove within three and a half miles of Verdun’s heart reaching Fleury before French counter attacks last night retook much of the lost positions from yesterday and Wednesday.
Secretary Lansing tells Latin-American diplomats he has no territorial ambitions toward Mexico and that war would only come if order must be restored. Officials in Mexico City say the prospects for a peaceful resolution look promising.
For sale a second-hand square piano located at 122 West Fifth Street. Contact offered price 21.
Paris reports Victor Chapman died heroically to shield fellow aviators as German fighters attacked a French squadron. In Texas, Pershing confirms nine men of Troop C and seven of Troop K of the Tenth Cavalry found northwest of Santa Maria with twenty five horses, while most of the unit is missing or presumed captured or killed.
A vintage cafe ad invites patrons to visit on Sunday to sample dishes deemed even better than chicken. The note highlights the restaurant's signature Sunday meals and prompts readers to come and see what additional offerings await.
Louis Harrison, renowned critic, commends Teprano play debuting Monday praising its bold direction and sharp dialogue. The review highlights strong performances and imaginative staging that elevate the theater piece.
In Dallas on June 24 the Court of Civil Appeals held that the closing law applies to sun time rather than standard time, allowing saloons a much later closing hour.
Mrs Bell Graham, who had been visiting in Bonham, went to Texar Kana at noon today.
Forty men including principal officers arrive with the relief column in Columbus New Mexico. Pershing's final report is expected within hours.
Lloyds dispatches from Harwich report a steamer believed to be the Great Eastern liner Brussells captured by a German submarine and taken to Zeebrugge.
In Rome on June 24 the Pope met with the Spanish ambassador to discuss the possible appeal to King Alfonso for mediation between the United States and Mexico. The conference focused on diplomacy and easing tensions.
Norman Talmage and Leena Owens star in a Monday event at the Best venue. The teaser highlights the duo likely to draw local crowds and curiosity about the performance.
Washington officials on June 24 rejected London wireless reports that the Pope might offer mediation between President Wilson and Venustiano Carranza. Arbitration was deemed inappropriate for the present case.
Local eatery extends warm invitation to long time patrons and new customers, promising reliable meals at reasonable figures. Cooper's Cafe emphasizes welcoming atmosphere and consistent service as it resumes full dining.
An altercation about 11:30 between Tom Taylor and Jack Stroud near the square left Taylor cut on the arm with a knife. Stroud said the clash arose from Taylor crossing Stroud's crop with a wagon despite Stroud’s request. Taylor was reported not seriously hurt.
Thousands who read Kleang Hallowell Abbott’s Molly Make Believe will notice Marguerite Clark fits the role of the delightful Molly. The Players Paramount Picture blends romance and comedy with touching moments and dramatic incidents, making it an exceptional photoplay.
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