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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
2
A crowded page lists local officials for Fort County and surrounding precincts, with names such as W C Pinley and J K Blair. It advertises a good dairy farm northwest of Bonham with a four room house and barn, plus veterinary services and farm goods for sale.
Prank Blecker of Hones Grose and Albert Taylor returned from the east. G. D. Smith of Ravenna and George Anthony visited the city. Tom Pace traveled to Ardmore Oklahoma. Howard Provine arrived from Dallas. Alice Daves of Durant visited relatives. John Sparger arrived from the east. Mrs. Babb Moot and infant went to Denison. Mrs. J. F. Hendrix and children visited friends at Denison. Mrs Harry Roberts and children returned from Sherman trip. John Gaffney and family left for Shreveport. Mrs. Hill of Honey Grove departed for home. Sam Hearon of Paris and Neel Palmer of Lapinus were in town. Mrs. S. J. Leslie and baby returned from Windom.
Dallas 3 Waen 2 Fort Worth 6 Galveston 2 Shreveport 4 San Antonio 19 innings Houston 6 Oklahoma City 2 Pat Newnam leads Browns with 290. Fort Worth climbs to third as Bill Lattimore wins. Marshall rosters spur moves. Jonesboro figures join in. Local notes on travel, visits, and community updates.
An ad extols white lead paint for home surfaces, claiming deep penetration and a tough, elastic film that resists chipping and delays repainting. It promotes Collier Dutch Ray White Lead and Dutch Boy Paint Adviser No 121 from the National Paint Company in St. Louis.
Mrs Nan Cain visited Mrs J C Honea and Miss Jennie Robinsott visited Mrs J C Carroll on Sunday. Joe Spencer and Mose Perkins went to Denison Sunday while Joe Plumer went to Denison Saturday. Little Miss Jake Cunningham of Ambrose visited her aunt Mrs Loss Hope. Mr Wisely and family spent Sunday with Bb M Nelson and family. Christena.
H A Ivy clarifies he did not participate in or know of a preacher straw vote at the Bonham conference. The Favorite newspaper defends its publication of ministers' positions, pledges correction if misquoted, and urges pro Democrats to unite on the stronger gubernatorial candidate to uphold statewide prohibition. Rev Walter Douglass denies supporting Poindexter.
Mrs. C. B. Randell wife of Representative Randell of Sherman is seriously ill at her Sixteenth Street home. Condition, once critical, is somewhat improved today in Washington.
An advertisement touts 17 years at the bench for Ball's tailor shop offering cleaning pressing and dyeing services in Fannin County. It promises neat garments in the desired shape with a money back guarantee and invites customers to call phone 63 31 for pickup.
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