Bonham Texas hack drivers taxed under 1916 ordinance
An ordinance imposes a ten dollar annual tax and license for hackmen omnibuses and other vehicles operated for hire within Bonham. It requires license display, sets renewal rules, penalties for noncompliance, and allows suspension of rules for immediate passage. Approved June 12 1916 by Mayor Joe Thurmond.
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Anderson
Tate
City of
Bonham
Opligy
Joe Thurmond
Bonham, Texas
F. H. White
UL Sultevasiivev
Pastor Cowan Seeks New Bonham First Baptist Building
The pastor Samuel A. Cowan discusses plans for a new modern church building in Bonham. He notes strong member support, civic pride, and anticipated fundraising to begin soon, with plans to have a completed facility within eighteen months.
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Samuel A. Cowan
First Baptist Church
Mr. Cowan
Bonham
Bonham Baptist
Cowan
First Baptist Church of
Fashions and Health in the Woman's Page
Health takes priority for women on the Woman's Page with notes on wellness and remedies. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is discussed as a cure reference while Ben Baker travels to Honey Grove and other points this morning.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Ben Baker
Honey Grove
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