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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1908
Page
1
The note shows publication details for The Daily Favorite including the printing office attribution, editorial and business manager titles, and a postal matter. It lists office location on North Center Street and subscription rates for daily, six months, and monthly in advance.
The piece urges boys and men to tell and show mothers their love. It highlights Garfield’s devotion, noting a presidential moment when he embraced his mother after taking office. It argues for writing love letters to parents, stressing duty, affection, and the joy of expressing care before death ends opportunities.
A hopeful note links clear weather for cotton with expectations that Bill will be elected president. The writer shows confidence in the outcome, though uncertainty lingers about which Bill.
A young woman named Dollaran of Nevada plans to marry Mr. Lentz. The note appears in a brief society notice outlining the engagement.
A public health note warns that meat consumption has escalated to troubling levels, with concerns it may provoke Healthier diets. The statement urges moderation and calls for awareness of heart health risks linked to excessive meat intake.
A historical note states the Chicago convention was the first national convention in the U.S. to be entirely controlled by a single individual, marking a notable shift in political leadership dynamics.
Texas reports cucumbers moving to Chicago at a steady ten-car daily pace while undertakers note growing business, signaling broader activity in regional commerce and services.
A Chicago convention recorded a forty five minute Roosevelt cheer compared with a lengthy Cleveland ovation lasting over three hours. The shift shows a Democrat succeeding Taft as Secretary of War and a Democrat poised to defeat him for President.
The note says Uncle Sam will repaint every letter box red to match the color of his stamps. No other reason given for the change.
The Chicago convention carried on with a lone female delegate who did not attempt to lead the body. She followed Teddy’s lead and ensured the proceedings remained unanimous.
Bonham News argues Democrats favoring statewide prohibition oppose confusion over a July 25th submission vote. It claims liquor interests seek to divide anti license voters and explains poll tax figures to support a projected 143,068 PRO prohibition majority in Texas.
The Commissioners Court of Fannin county will receive bids on repairing the court house until noon Monday July 13 1908. Work includes concrete floors plastering painting carpenter work and stone work iso plumbing and tin work. Specifications are available in Sparger Peters Architects Bonham Texas. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved Will Harkins County Auditor.
Advert says Foley's Honey and Tar cures many incipient consumption cases and eases symptoms even in advanced stages. Warns to refuse counterfeit products and notes Sauneers Drug Company as seller.
Fragmentary notice lists names Whit Cummings Allen W L Alten Rangers Houston Tex Harrie barber Derby Knob Shelton Barlow Martin H Madigan Lar ak field Mame and others. sale held at my square with unspecified items.
An Oklahoma City man credits Electric Bitters with saving his life after years of illness and a near fatal state. Saunders Drug Company advocates Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung trouble and offers a home treatment claim with free trial via Mrs. M. Summers of Dame Indiana.
Jones County firm seeks swap of a 34 acre farm in the county for a farm within 100 miles of Bonham. Gibson and Taylor advertise the trade and invite offers for a good exchange.
A concise reflection argues that self value derives from experiences purchased, linking personal growth to expenditure of time and money. It suggests consumer actions shape self-esteem and social status, challenging the notion that intrinsic worth is independent of purchases.
Fragmentary ad copy mentions Boley's Kidney Remedy with claimed cure of kidney trouble and a Saunders Drug Company endorsement. It references a poultry book from J. W. Peek and assorted miscopied text about prices and remedies.
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