09 Mar 1911
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1911
Page
1
A compact public notice appears in the Bontham Deane office region. The notice is stamped second class matter and references EE North Wain Street.
EptTor Ranson of the Enterprise expresses extreme enthusiasm as street cars begin service in Cleburne. He urges residents to bring their nickels and take a ride, highlighting the community's newfound mobility and the civic progress.
The mayor calls for a city wide cleanup with teams and wagons ready to remove trash, urging residents to place debris where it can be loaded. March 10 is set for participation and effort.
An article outlines the referendum as a tool in policy making with focus on home rule for Ireland. It notes Tory leader Mr Balfour opposing without a nationwide endorsement and warns the referendum could block reform and become a costly political club.
The speaker notes that getting mad is easy, but maintaining composure under provocation is the true victory. Keeping calm is portrayed as the formidable skill and a mark of strength rather than anger. The statement emphasizes self-control as the decisive factor in confrontations.
The quote suggests trying different automobiles to see how outcomes shift. It advises avoiding fault finding and complaint focus and instead using repeated experimentation to gauge effects. It emphasizes practical observation over critique.
The Wolfe City Sun argues quity in farming mirrors mercantile and banking fields. A careless approach will fail, while success stems from close personal attention and a disciplined system. The piece cautions farmers to apply the same rigor as other businesses to avoid blame.
The piece lauds Senator Culberson for stopping a plan to award Illinois a $25,000 payment for defense expenses. It credits Batley supporters for helping sink the Sulloway bill that would have added $850 million in pork to civil war era veterans. The editorial mocks Gov. Col Quit and praises Waxahachie civic efforts and ladies clubs pushing city improvements, while lamenting slow municipal work by men.
A reflection on how every person influences others through actions whether good or ill. It urges serious consideration of personal conduct and its impact on the surrounding community.
Antique ad claims Herpicide kills the dandruff germ and prevents hair loss. It touts softness of seal skin and includes a Detroit address and special agent name L. K. Hargrove. The copy upholds beauty claims and offers samples via stamps.
The State Press notes men should focus on health and comfort while women repair beauty. It laments Bonham’s women have taken no active steps to beautify the town and urges action to improve its appearance.
At Gyrove school in district Sao4 a Saturday night rally showcased community support for public education. Patrons and students praised the district’s well equipped facilities, maps, and geography charts. Principal and staff attendance noted, despite illness affecting Mrs. Leh Dwarth Dogget and others.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a jumbled local notice page with scattered names and towns. Several garbled phrases hint at a regional list or announcement, but readable entities are sparse and no clear event or outcome emerges.
Fragmentary ad notes a salve called Back lens Atuica Salve claimed to aid sores ulcers eczema burns boils cuts corns and more. The text touts a forty year history and lists dubious health benefits and a price at de Peey's.
Washington rumors say Speaker Champ Clark aims to push a ratification resolution approving the Arizona Constitution. Democrats debate whether Senator Bailey can withdraw last minute and how the issue affects party unity and the Senate’s course on the matter.
Alabama born W J Moore dies at home near Prairie Point four miles southwest of Dolan Texas He had led an active life including church membership and family ties His children and relatives in Denison Brownwood Mount Pleasant and nearby towns mourn his passing The service noted his years of faithful church involvement and community ties
Fragmentary text references medicines Capudine and GCapudin with hints of relief and timing but lacks coherent facts or identifiable events. No clear persons or organizations are present.
A fragmented note alleges a controversy over cotton claims, referencing passage through legislative chambers and attempts to prosecute perceived disloyalty. The text mingles legal terms with garbled phrases, lacking clear entities or outcomes.
Allen's Chapel news notes a Friday dismissal due to Muss Myers illness and scattered visits. Attendees include Bonham residents Mrs Allen and Miss Mabel Myers at Sunday school, with mentions of Crabb, Johnson, and Romeo Claypool visiting Bonham and Denison areas amid Sunday attendance figures and local family reports.
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