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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
3
Deets Dorough and family came home yesterday after six months in Kerrville where he stayed in a sanitarium. He is discharged as cured and twenty pounds heavier. He praises Bonham as the best place and says he missed home and the Favorite newspaper, reading local ads and merchant news daily. He remains overjoyed to be back among friends.
See Me for Old Line Life Insurance to compare options. J M Lowrey endorses the plan. Stereopticon pictures will be shown at the Presbyterian church next Sunday night.
J T Dale returns home to Henrietta. Owens and Dale families travel to Paso. O L Couch visits Tioga. E F White goes to Paris. J O Moore from Windom on business. Claude Oldham shows improvement. Neil Williams’ baby improving. Mrs James McKinney of Van Alstyne visits County Auditor McMahon’s family. F E Hairston leaves for Los Angeles for a Fraternal session. J C Thomas returns from Eldorado Arkansas. Jack Voight to Tampa for recuparation. Mrs Jack Biard and children go to Sherman to visit relatives. Mr Biard to join later when roads dry. They drove from Midland in a Ford. trip home delayed by wet roads. Bernice Carleton returns from Durant. Luther Owens family from Winters and Mrs FE W Melson and daughter from Pilot Point visit Jarred family. Geo Byrd goes to Paris. Mrs C Y Vail, ill, in critical condition.
Bonham Av Bailey and Jeonard route lists morning and evening departures from the Alexander Hotel. Timings include 8:30 9:05 9:40 a m and 3:00 8:30 8:39 9:00 9:45 p m. Public advised to rely on the schedule rain or shine. Phone contact R 1 and residence R 2 for Ford service car station.
Yesterday the Favorite variety produced a small cluster of Himalaya blackberries brought in by Frank White. This morning two samples topped that, as A. T. Stuttsman displayed a cluster with 95 to 100 berries in various stages. W. E. Whittenberg showed a 136 berry cluster and a gallon picked yesterday. He notes a trellis could let vines spread far and that Himalaya is a notable cherry-like vine.
Officials and employees of the Weatherford Mineral Wells Northwest railroad reached agreement on new working rules and regulations after talks in Weatherford. The Labor Board will review, with reports due by July 1. negotiations continue with clerks telegraphers and other groups as unions challenge board decision 119.
Bonham merchants plan noon closing on July 4 to honor Independence Day and Yorktown victory while keeping First Monday in view. Board of Trade urges half day celebration with George Washington era pride and a Connell of trade business shared by Ode Roberts and C R Inglish. Also notices a Presbyterian church congregational meeting set for June 26 1921 to add two committee members and address church business.
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