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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1908
Page
1
A naturalized American woman faces deportation prohibition and will keep preaching her doctrines. Landlords are forbidden to permit her use of halls, shielding her public presence.
Imma Goldman, described as a high priestess of anarchy, spent yesterday in Chicago with friends at 970 North Winchester Avenue avoiding police. She plans public meetings despite hall owners being warned their licenses could be revoked if she speaks.
Sherman Texas March 6 farmers and seed men report about 400 acres of peanuts will be planted near Sherman this year. Georgia Reds and Tennessee Whites have been common but demand shifts to Spanish peanuts due to their small hulls and large kernels. Spanish peanuts are said to be prolific and early maturing.
A short notice notes infant mortality rising with bowel related deaths. An advertisement touts McGee's Baby Elixir claiming to cure diarrhoea dysentery sour stomach and other infant ailments including teething discomfort. Priced at 25 and 50 cents and sold by Saunders Urug Co. A fragment mentions a Gmen boasting of a good deed.
Public auction to the highest bidder Tuesday March 10 at 8 pm will sell about 80 or 90 stock hogs on the D. J. Putnam farm near Ravenna and one mule owned by Flist State Bank of Ravenna. K. L. White, Special Agent. New assorted cakes and crackers at Kincaid Raedy & Hughes.
A Berry Growers note orders poplar Berry Box Material for March 14 and plans to order only the spoken amount. W. Bewe asserts those needing material should place orders before the date.
New spring clothing showcased with browns and tang tones. White Blakeney Fuller promotes the season’s lineup as beauties.
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