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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
5
A church sermon credits every member’s faith to prior efforts. The speaker emphasizes that without key individuals the congregation would not exist.
A fragment discusses the arrival of spring with reflections on nature and mentions Dr Scates, a graduate optometrist. It includes an advertisement for Calumet baking powder at 1.50 with 0.15 per pound and a window sale at Brannon Co. on watches. The piece blends pastoral prose with consumer notices and local business promotions.
Mrs EK M Pratt travels to Ft Worth for a visit. Mr and Mrs Fred S Rogers and son Fred Jr depart for Austin for a few days. Dr and Mrs John E Nevill return from Dallas by car. C H Wood A E Sweeney John Paul Jones and N R Troy visit from Ladonia on business. Mrs T L Coleman and daughters Missey Mary and Frances leave for Dallas to visit relatives. Eugle and Joe Lindsey of Dallas in city on business. Ed Hunt's condition remains serious. W Hi Chance W L Chance and R D Palmore of Tulip visit the Favorite office to see the big press run. The invitation is open to all to participate. Press runs around 3 p m.
W E Newton a Bonham Texas candidate for mayor asks voters for support in a brief message. He notes twenty five years in Bonham and says he has avoided door to door campaigning. He closes with thanks and best wishes. Also promotes a Wesley Class lecture by Ashley Evans.
Public notice from Bonham Texas states the annual stockholders meeting of the Denison Bonham New Orleans Railroad Company will be held at the company's General Office in Bonham on April 8 1925 at 2 o clock p m for election of nine directors and other business. The board of directors meeting follows immediately after adjournment at the same location. D M Penn president K M Braswell secretary Daily MCH 6 13 20 27.
Listings advertise fish market services with phone contact and assorted items for sale. Includes cheap Hop automobile inquiry at the Favorite office and a carload deal on commercial fertilizer with a $2 per ton savings on delivery from rail spur. Also notes Tron building 9x12 for sale and White Leghorn poultry offerings with egg and chick prices.
Notice from Joe B. Hadlicka thanking supporters after the election call. He pledges to serve as mayor for all residents if elected, expressing gratitude for encouragement and asking for continued consideration.
Nurmi wins every ace he enters in a Finnish race, as reported by the Little Rock Arkansas Gazette. The note highlights his consistent performance across events and draws attention to his notable racing prowess.
Jewelry ad listing metal pens for school use and exclusive Wahl pens, plus an Automatic Electric Washing Machine for sale or trade in good condition. Contact phone numbers 695 and 204-3t for details.
Mrs. McLaughlin, a permanent waving expert, will be at Mrs. Homer Thompson’s Chestnut street home for a short visit. Interested ladies may phone 119 for appointments. By J. M. Lowrey, See.
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