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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
4
A garbled OCR snippet references SAR units, a resolute wartime frame, and mentions various unclear terms. The readable portions point to a disrupted report with possible military or organizational notes but lack coherent events, people, or places to confirm a concrete summary.
Fort Worth based White Ribbon Orphanage founder Capt J T Lynn and wife speak on missions to place homeless children in private Christian homes. The nonsectarian charity charges no fees and seeks homes across Texas, especially for a girl and her year old brother, requesting information from interested families.
Clint McQuery died last evening at his sister Mrs Bent Baker's home in North Bonham after a four month battle with paralysis. He leaves two sisters Mrs Ben Baker and Mrs I Bramron and a brother John McQuery. The funeral was held at two this afternoon with interment at English Cemetery.
Stellbauer delivered a two base hit and a sacrifice as Texarkana rallied in the fifteenth inning to defeat Bonham 2 to 1. Trammell fanned 12 in a pitching duel with Baber who struck out six. Ritter and Nichols had two hits each for their teams.
T. Gilbert Pearson of the Vadubou Society faces blame for feather costs after the McLean Act and rising anti plumage laws. He has campaigned for stricter enforcement, drawing criticism from mail liners and manufacturers who warn of job losses. Pearson argues regulations curb cruelty and slashed slaughter for millinery in a shifting industry.
Bonnham boys returning from a park gathering in Dead City faced rocks and missiles from rival Lochinvars. Jober Gilsem drove the lead car with Byron Sisson and Hennis Steger. John Kennelly trailed with Grafton Clark and Stanley Stevens. Cars were damaged but no one injured.
A witty blurb suggests a woman who claims mastery over husbands may exaggerate yet could have insight into a challenging temperament. The note touches on female behavior and parental expectations around a daughter’s education and home life.
A market note invites buyers to see first class red brick from Ode Roberts. Brick is available for viewing at a Methodist church site.
Work to tear down the Wacksmith shop at Main and Sixth streets begins soon. John Catren of Benham Garage will erect a modern concrete and glass garage, promising one of North Texas best, with work starting in about a month. Foster left home this morning.
Two automobiles were registered at the County Chair s office today. JOP Clarocot Winetem route one registered car number 496. It is we ROTTE J. 1 ichisen Bon. hamgroude vent. registeres a Buick norte Miss Etta Love Jacksboro this she will visit hers Kx. Agee.
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