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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
3
A fragmented newspaper item blends biblical verses and civic notes. It calls March 29 as a duty day for every man, mentions Boy Scouts backing simultaneous meetings, and ends with a reflective scrap-book excerpt about universal reciprocity.
A fragmented quotation page urges invite to wise fellowship and loving action. It contrasts kindness with mistrust, cites biblical verses on seeking, finding, and forgiving, and lists ten admonitions such as doing good to all and judging wisely. It ends mid thought with a prompt on preparation.
Addison Bailey returns from Dallas and the grand opera season. Mrs. Robert Spivy and Mrs. Chester Marston attend grand opera in Dallas and return. Mrs. Dick Saunders and Mrs. Roundtree visit Dallas for grand opera. Miss Margaret Caldwell, UT Austin student, visits Bells with her mother. Mrs. Joe Reddinger, Texarkana, visits Kanin County with sister Mrs. Crider and mother Mrs. Morgan. Jim Bledsoe of Hamlin visits Bonham and asks for the Daily Favorite. Annie Johnson is taken to Allen Memorial Hospital for treatment. Bonham friends hope for her quick recovery.
A late shipment features tan and patent leather strap pumps described as beauties. Available for viewing and purchase at Rogers Woodward & Roberts Co.
Tre nton girls claim the Fannin County Class A basketball title after Leonard forfeits the final, the score recorded as 2 to 0 in Trenton's favor following Leonard's forfeit in Leonard.
A reflective verse piece by Uncle Dud urges workers to keep a cheerful outlook despite gloom and hardship. It mocks grumbling pilgrims and profiteers while promising brighter days ahead driven by the sun and justice for wrongdoers.
Brannon Fly Co announces window prices on watches for this week. The notice lists current sale items and price points at 204-tf location.
Special Friday to September 4 features bleached Pepperill sheeting 45 cents a yard with a five yard limit. Risser & Co. announces white Leghorns chicks and eggs for setting with eggs priced at 1.25 per setting and 5 per 100. Baby chicks 15 cents each. Also Eagle Lye ten cans for a dollar. Wood telephone route 1. White Leghorn pullets and hens offered by W Burnett 194-11. Cotton Seed varieties promoted as the best for planting.
Ten pounds of Calumet baking powder offered at $1.00 totals 15 cents per pound, a bargain compared with 35 cents per pound elsewhere. Contact T. A. Taylor at 206-121 for details.
J. K. McClure, jeweler, promotes new metal pens for school use and notes exclusive handling of Wahl pens and pencils.
Martin Halsell returned from Detroit where he attended a Ford Motor Co school of instruction. Ninety dealers visited the plant for tours and talks at a banquet with Ford officials, admiring the quality and precision of the factory's production.
Poultry buyers offer top price under all conditions from J. Clotfelter Produce Co located on West 5th Street. An automatic electric washing machine is for sale or trade described as good as new, with contact via telephone 695-Green 20-B St.
A local column celebrates spring's beauty and the value of healthy eyesight. The piece urges appreciation of nature from youth to old age and highlights the importance of eye care to enjoy life’s visuals across seasons.
Ford Motor Co. workers begin shifts at 6 30 every morning along the Detroit River near the Canadian fringe. Martin notes the thermometer read below zero, making the chilly start notable.
Mrs. McLaughlin, a permanent waves expert, will be at Mrs. Momer Thompson’s Chestnut street home for a short stay. Ladies seeking appointments should call 119.
Bonham Building & Loan Assn offers loans to build or repair homes with monthly payments like rent. Funds kept locally in Bonham. interest paid here. Apply now through secretary J. M. Lowrey.
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