26 Jun 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1911
Page
1
Readers weigh in on alcohol rules and public funds with light satire on reform efforts. The exchange cites Dr Len, assumptions about poverty and science, and humorous anecdotes about education, gender roles, and a Kentucky editor.
Local notes describe county efforts in Childress to improve the public square with a shady, cool gathering space funded by farmers and residents. Gainesville and Cook County discuss road and infrastructure bills, while Franklin and Robertson County work on highway links. Houston ports, oil mill expansions, and rail line extensions across Texas are noted, with multiple bond issues and plant projects advancing.
Fragmentary notice describes selecting one kind of glass or terse that protects eyes. warns other types may cause harm or injury, emphasizing fitting each eye separately.
A fragmented notice supports a state matter involving Roubham and Leonard with court involvement. References to Dr Runkin and Loupe au Pept appear in a compressed legal notice. The text shows a procedural bargain or exchange among named parties and officials.
ILE CREAM DELIVERED promises years of dairy expertise with reliable premium products and nationwide delivery. Large orders are a specialty and readers are urged to place trial orders to be convinced. Reward and stray notices appear in the text with unclear context.
The Texas Farmers Congress prepares for a session at A and M College in College Station. Leaders like Thomas Larkin and E W Knox outline a large attendance, with Dr Mark Francis delivering the welcome address and an executive committee named from agricultural groups across the state.
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