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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1908
Page
4
Court sessions run since Monday in the Jodie Akridge rape trial with witnesses finished and attorneys presenting arguments. A protracted meeting at the First Christian church drew crowds with Khild Schoonover delivering a strong sermon as services set for 7 30 each evening this week.
V Agnew advertises two secondhand wagons for sale alongside a survey instrument in a terse local listing. The notice emphasizes usable condition and affordability for buyers seeking transport and surveying gear.
John Hare, a Singlish actor, praised the play but dreaded discussion of Tree's Hamlet. After supper invitations and farewells, Tree finally spoke, remarking with icy politeness that it was a good play, ending the tension with a blunt compliment.
A Century Magazine excerpt argues that in the Paleozoic era Earth's internal heat primarily fostered the origin of life, with the sun serving only as sustainer. It claims life could arise on a planet with minimal solar input, emphasizing Earth's role in life's beginnings.
Excavations at Herculaneum uncovered a pillar of stacked bills. The pasted pages used gum arabic and contained programmes, public meeting announcements, and even election proclamations. Also mentions a comic line about debt and a cryptic phrase Meggen dorfer Blatter.
New stock arrives this week at Ware's showcasing varied styles and enticing prices. Customers explore contemporary outfits and accessories amid a lively store display.
Walter Johnson from Ravenna and Alva Agnew from Ravenna visited the city. Geo Richards, Tom Cox from Leonard, Tom Moore from Denison, Spears Dorset to Sherman, J C McKinney from Honey Grove, J Lee Tarpley to Ravenna, W B Penn from Sherman, Rev M L Hamilton to Rev Irick, J S Maness and family returned to Denison. Mrs W S Spotts and Ovid Ashley head to Fort Worth to visit relatives. J W Rainey and family also depart for Fort Worth for Fat Stock Show sightseeing.
Local snippets report Robt Bridges returning from Denison and Geo Hearne departing for Fort Worth on business. J E Roche and son visit Ravenna. Mrs Agnew travels to Paris. J T Dale heads to Fort Worth for the stock show. Several others visit relatives or return home while the eastbound train faces a wheel break near Pilot Point with no injuries. New spring goods arrive at Ware’s and the Commissioners’ Court meets in routine session. Lost gold wedding ring offered for reward.
An annual Jerusalem march to the tomb of Moses draws thousands for Greek Easter. Mohammedan devotees lead the procession, with banners and a yataghan, while dervishes perform sacred dances amid traders and a guarded mosque scene before Olives.
Statement presented to the Comptroller of Currency stresses strength and invites banking business. It lists capital surplus and profits and deposits, with a promise of prompt careful attention. Officers named include Scarborough president Zac Smith vice president D W Sweeney cashier and several assistants.
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