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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1928
Page
5
Real estate ad promises two modern cottages west of the hospital at 1500 dollars each with flexible terms. The Tarver Home on West 6th Street is described as complete and ready for viewing. Also offered are 2 acres in northeast Bonham with a house barn and garage for 1000 dollars on easy terms with immediate possession.
The First Christian Church extended a call to W R Holder of Ft Worth for the pastorate of Rev C E Wagner who resigned and left for Indianapolis. Holder accepted before the sermon and will begin work September 1 after duties with the Missionary Society. He previously preached in Sherman and has a history as a missionary in Africa.
There will be a joint initiation of officers by A. F. and A. M. and R. A. M. Monday night. 363-2 G. L. Moore, Sec.
The Fannin County Poultry Association will hold its second annual chicken banquet tomorrow night at Quality Poultry Farm on North Center Street. The arrangement committee says prominent out-of-town experts will present, and about 100 members and their families are expected to attend with a delightful menu prepared.
The Meadolake Milk Product Co. reports rising receipts and new customers. The first milk route from Bonham starts tomorrow, operated by Roy Phillips of Mulberry, visiting about twenty five farmers’ homes through Ravenna Lumasco and Ivanhoe to Bonham.
J W Johnson, resident about a mile east of Dodd City, sent in cotton blooms to the Favorite office. He reports many more blooms remain. The Dodd City land is very black and fertile though weather can cause failures. These blooms looked well formed and productive.
London Morning Post surveys how advertising shifted the balance of demand and supply. It asserts that supply now drives demand rather than the old model where demand created supply, highlighting advertising as a foundational force shaping twentieth century material life.
A columnist from St Marys Journal Argus advises readers to treat the average man as kind and decent and to assume good intentions, saying the right attitude smooths rough spots on the road.
Mrs Audrey Hill and children and Mrs Walker and children of St Worth were guests of Mrs Martha Crittenden last week. Miss Elizabeth Stokes returns home after Garland visit. Fay Shepherds at home after Garland trip. Grady Smith weekend in Bonham with Telephone position. J W Greeves family home from Sulphur Oklahoma and others. Will Sasser and boy spend week in Garland. J M Henson confined to room but improving. Spinny injured by auto last Friday. Josephine Graves of Heron and Callie Patra of Wahachie as guests of Mrs Chas Graves. Elkins family back from Bonneville Arkansas.
Fragmentary notice lists Fogle's Sandwich Shop on South Mai St Bonham and mentions chickens and names like Mr Iogle in a garbled text.
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