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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1908
Page
1
W R White announces turkeys priced at 9 cents and offers to pay the highest price for incoming stock. Local ads list two secondhand base are wagons for sale and a note on secondhand survey goods.
The Ladies of First Presbyterian Church plan a recent lunch in the Main Street building north of Thompson and Abernathy. R B Nall the optician will be at Hotel Alexander through Saturday.
Senator Jack Chinn spearheaded a measure in Kentucky's Municipalities Committee substituting for the Wilhelm anti pool room bill. It passes the Senate 38 to 4 and legalizes betting on race tracks while stiff penalties target pool room operators and officials who allow them. The bill moves to the House.
The District Court is occupied this afternoon with Jake Wheeler charged with burglary as the County Court adjourns for the term.
Highly recommended speaker Miss Elizabeth Hill, endorsed by prominent men, will give a public reading in the High School Auditorium tomorrow evening under the Senior League of the First M. E. Church South. Admission 25 cents.
Burnett, colored, convicted of manslaughter in the August 1903 murder of Inman Johnson. The jury sentenced him to five years, the maximum for manslaughter. This is his fourth trial after previous verdicts of murder in the first degree, a hung jury, and murder in the second degree. An appeal is planned. He remains jailed.
Jno Deere planters advertised as strongest in market by White Blakeney Fuller at Thompson Abernathy Co. Also promoting new spring clothing arrivals featuring browns and tans as main colors.
The music class of Miss Marion Fielding at Carlton College will give a recital on Saturday evening March 8. Assisted by Mrs. F Allen, vocalist and Miss Ethel Joyce Galbraith, reader. New assorted cakes and crackers at Kincaid Raedy Hughes.
The note praises Miss Elizabeth Hill of Chicago for her professional work and announces her appearance at a public school event with Mesdames M. Y. Gray and Frank Allen assisting. Admission is SF cents. The message is signed by T. D. Palmer M D.
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