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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1908
Page
1
Local newspaper par B1 announces sports notes and editor details. Subscription rates listed as daily two dollars, six months at one dollar twenty five cents, monthly in advance.
Public notice warns that starting April 1 1908 a daily/weekly publication cannot be mailed at second class rate if payments are in arrears for more than three months. Readers urged to bring subscriptions current to ensure continued delivery and avoid lapse.
An editorial reprints St Louis Times urging youth to value aging parents who raised ten children and to offer support when work ends. It argues fathers and mothers deserve care and respect after years of toil and deprivation, warning against neglect in communities.
The district court began the criminal docket for the term with jurors listed. Arthur Britt pled guilty to burglary and theft of over 50, receiving two years in the penitentiary for each count. Oliver Stull’s burglary case postponed due to a witness illness. County court saw three guilty pleas and several sentencing actions, including fines for aggravated assault and gaming.
Lenten services move to Trinity Episcopal Church starting next Wednesday March 4 with Ash Wednesday at 10 am and 7 30 pm. Daughters of the King meet Wednesday 2 30. Brotherhood of St. Andrew Thursday 7 pm. Bishop Garrett to visit March 15 morning only. Congregation donations for extra parochial assessments exceed their apportioned amounts. Richard Morgan.
The first Monday marked the opening of the regular County Court session and the start of the criminal term of the district court. A large audience gathered with jurors and witnesses in attendance.
Schedule updates show the car departing town earlier at a.m. and the car leaving power house at 145 p.m. instead of 8 15. The last car leaves town at night at 9 20. The Free Kindergarten Association will meet Wednesday morning at 9 with Mrs J C Saunders.
Rudman offers to buy all turkeys and chickens at the highest market price with guaranteed correct weights. He pays top rates for furs and hides and asks sellers to see him before selling, located on the east side of the square opposite the courthouse.
A good brood mare with colt and a four year old horse offered for sale. Contact W C Reeves for details. Also note fruit pictures at Don Ryburn's. The text includes stray lines about a detective and a stray phrase not tied to the sale.
Special attention described for women and children's diseases with reference to Graham Crawford Company Phare 235 and residence on West 7th Street.
Crown and Ridge offer specialized work in the Worl Building area with office contact at room 5 and phone 156. Residence and full details are unclear due to faded OCR.
Office over Peeler's Drug Store notes an address near a drug store, mentioning an office and residence in proximity. Readable fragments suggest a small local item about property or arrangement set in a business district.
A special promotion invites readers to subscribe to the S2uy Navorits and Semi-Weekly Dallas News for one year at a reduced price of 2.75. The offer highlights value for new subscribers with bundled regional coverage.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription for managing health in women with demanding duties. It promotes its nonsecret, known composition, lists ingredients on the bottle wrapper, and claims to prepare the system for childbirth and reduce surgical needs. It also mentions Dr Pierce Pleasant Pellets for constipation and general health.
The timetable lists westbound and eastbound train leaves with numbers and times including No 35 at 8:15 am and No 31 at 12:25 noon, plus additional trains at 9:20 am 12:45 pm and 9:50 pm. Southbound No 258 arrives 5:40 pm and No 724 arrives 9:10 am.
The public is informed that the hearse for colored people will not be let out without cash with the order.
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