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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1925
Page
3
T Ford operates the Red Ball line from Bonham to Dallas via Greenville and to Denison via Bells has added a new schedule. Buses depart from the Red Ball Depot on West Fourth Street with times of departure and arrival given in this issue of the Favorite.
A long clue list presents a five letter insistent hint tied to Barnes and a Webster-defined name Walter R Barnes. The grid features eight six letter words shrinking to one letters, with horizontal and vertical entries includingAbility or genius, a fruit, European Crow and more. It quizzes on prefixes pronouns celestial bodies prophets and many common terms plus archaic forms and abbreviations.
A house for rent close to the 10th is available with five rooms and possession now. The listing notes $25.00 rent and lists Will H. Evans & Co at 207-81 and a phone number 31. Brannon's at 204-12 offers watch trade-ins.
Mrs. McLaughlin, a permanent waving expert, will visit the home of Mrs. Homer Thompson on Chestnut street for a short period. Ladies interested should call 119 for appointments.
Notice of a secondhand Hup automobile offered for sale at a local paper’s office. Inquiries directed to the Favorite office at 203. tf.
Train schedule snippet shows no. 34 and no. UZ arrivals and routes at 8 16 a m and 3 50 p m. West bound no 81 and no 383 at D B and N O mixed trains daily except Sunday and Sunday passenger at 5 50 p m with YY CO 1 40 p m.
A 45 year old bill of sale read to the Favorite recounts a transfer for twenty dollars of a cow branded 87 and a calf. The document, in Spencerian hand, notes Calvert and Willingham with Per R. O. Rielly. It reflects era handwriting and lack of typewriters.
A street froc is described as made of Amber Hello Charnteen. It features an inset vest and cuffs of Frasterepe in a lighter shade, adding greater charm to the garment.
Reports indicate the Texas & Pacific is laying heavier steel on the T S N Division from Texarkana to Shreveport with ballast work soon starting on the Denton Division from Fort Worth through Bonham to Texarkana. Superintendent R Wynne says the road bed will be good.
In Banham the event concludes as Troda secures a satisfying win. Details remain scarce in the readable text but the outcome favors Troda.
A chaotic account quotes artist Madame Berthe criticizing shaved neck looks and praising bobbed hair as modern beauty. The piece describes fashion anxiety about femininity, masculinity, and self image with references to hair, style, and future grooming trends.
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