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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1908
Page
2
The notice lists daily and six month subscription rates in advance, with a monthly rate also given. It names positions such as editor and business manager and references the publication title The Favorite Printing Co. and the Gall. section.
Postmaster General ruling effective April 1 1908 ends second class mail for daily publications in arrears. The Favorite asks subscribers to prevent lapse by renewing before the deadline to ensure continued delivery.
Fort Worth Record reports on a Waco hate meeting that drew about 600 delegates from 13 of 31 districts amid accusations the event would temper its venom. The piece labels the movement as a petty insurrection aimed at discrediting loyal party members and mocks its leaders while urging calmer Democratic deliberation.
A fragmented note indicates Crawford Ring Edwards Co staged a notable demonstration or event recently. Officials or observers are not clearly named, but the fragment hints at a successful display or performance attracting attention.
Ashley Evans, editor of a western paper, stirs strong reactions as he clings to a favored approach. Readers criticize his stubborn stance and insistence on tradition, while Evans defends his editorial line.
A dispute among CuicaGco and allied archists escalates with talks of quitting business. The factions plan to decide who remains in leadership and what projects continue.
A notice states the Mebane Triumph Cotton Seed arrived but only 1056 bushels were secured vs 1218. Due to freight costs the seller is short 3 cents per bushel and offers either an additional 8 cents per bushel or refunds. Call by Monday noon to arrange with W. A. Spangler.
The poem reflects on repentance and the enduring impact of past sins. It speaks of lingering bitterness and unhealed wounds that haunt life despite moral renewal. The speaker questions whether recollection can admonish against returning to destructive paths and fatal choices attributed to Forly’s way.
Unknown poem praising quiet support for reformers. The speaker admits limits in leadership but offers encouragement and aid to those who can act against wrong. The verse emphasizes solidarity, shared meals, and hopeful, steady assistance to progress.
An 19th century description notes forehead markings worn by Indian women. It contrasts the orthodox saffron spot used on ceremonies with the popular black glue mark made from burnt sage. It mentions cosmetic disks and jack fruit gum, with strict norms against bare foreheads in orthodox families.
A widow, assetless, asks a man's guidance on investment tactics, highlighting her lack of capital while seeking prudent financial direction.
We unveil the improved Thompson Abernathy Co cultivator for reindeer farming, promising higher efficiency and reliability. The new machine emphasizes sturdier gear, easier maintenance, and ready availability for ranchers in cold climates.
Monthly report shows enrollment 31 with 26 average attendance. Several pupils named as perfect attenders and top class performers across grades 6 4 3 and 1. Teacher Mae Bradley noted. Local notices include poultry buyer Rudman offering high prices and bracelet finders calling at the office.
Special attention given to diseases of women and children. Office over Graham Crawford & Co. Phone 236, Residence W. 7th street.
A terse item notes the location of a telephone line or office above Peeler's Drug Store, indicating connectivity or contact details for both office and residence. The brief cites the premises as a point of access, with potential references to available numbers or points of contact.
West bound trains listed with numbers and times including No 35 at 9 35 am 9 40 am No 81 at 12 25 noon 12 45 pm No 38 at 9 30 pm 9 50 pm and No 384 8 50 am 9 05 am 1 15 pm 1 35 pm 36 5 10 pm 5 15 pm
The notice lists train numbers for north and south bound services with arrival and departure times including 9:15 a.m. and 5:40 p.m. It shows No. 257 and No. 258 departures and No. 728 and No. 724 arrivals with partial timing details.
An old public notice urges immediate action on signs of kidney or bladder trouble and promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as a quick cure. The missive stresses starting treatment at the first warning sign and inclusion of a promotional line about MAVORITRH want ada bring recuits.
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