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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1908
Page
6
Court sessions filled from Monday morning with witnesses' testimony completed and attorneys for both sides presenting. A separate protracted meeting at First Christian church drew large crowds with Eld Schoonover delivering sermons. services are set nightly at 7 30.
E VY Agnew offers two secondhand bun d are wagons and a one secondhand survey, described as good as new, for sale.
Regular meeting of Lodge No 37 K of P tonight at 7 30. There will be important business and all members are urged to attend.
English actor John Hare recalls a visit from actor Tree after a Hamlet performance. Hare feared discussion of the play but Tree avoided direct talk until the ride home when he finally quips, It’s a good play, at least.
The article quotes Professor Lowell arguing that in Paleozoic times Earth’s internal heat primarily fostered life, with the Sun providing sustenance but not the initial source. It emphasizes planetologic processes that allowed organisms to develop on Earth with minimal solar input.
Excavations at Herculaneum uncover a pillar layered with ads from ancient times. The paste to affix bills was gum arabic. Separated notices include public meetings and election proclamations. Also see garbled cartoonish lines about insolvency and a stray name Meggen dorfer Biytter.
New stock lands this week at Ware's showcasing diverse styles and appealing prices. Customers eye updated selections and contemporary designs as sales promote current offers.
Walter Johnson visited from Ravenna while Geo Richards left for Denison this morning. Tom Cox from Leonard and Tom Moore from Denison arrived today. Spears Dorset went to Sherman. J C McKinney of Honey Grove and Miss Alva Agnew of Ravenna were in the city. J Lee Tarpley went to Ravenna this afternoon. W B Penn returned from Sherman. Rev M L Hamilton went to Rev Irick in Oklahoma. J S Maness family returned to Denison, and Mrs W S Spotts with son Ovid Ashley left for Fort Worth to visit relatives and Fat Stock Show attendees Dr G Helbing, J W Rainey, Mrs S D Rainey and son left for Fort Worth.
Rocht and Bridges returned home from Denison in the afternoon. Geo Hearne left for Fort Worth on business. J E Roche and son T H Roche went to Ravenna. Mrs Kk V Agnew went to Paris to visit relatives. Mrs IX Davis returned to Denison after visiting. J T Dale left for Fort Worth for the big stock show. Mrs Allon Nichols visited Mia BE BP King and returned home. Tom Lovelace family and Miss Sue Holt to Paris for a short visit. G D F Whiting returned to Bella after visiting his daughter. Dr Douglas Dorset of Thurber visits his father. R B Elroy went to Ravenna. Hassell and Evans attended a State Missionary meeting in Sherman. Jack Murphy resumes Clarksville-Sherman run with Pat Hilburn.
East bound passenger train delayed this afternoon after a wheel broke on the chair car near Pilot Point. The train returned to town with the broken car removed and no injuries reported.
An English traveler recounts Jerusalem’s annual Mohammedan march to Nebo near the Tomb of Moses. Dervish dances, banners, and a ritual procession accompany a five day stay at the Nebo mosque, where entry is controlled by the sultan’s firman and warned by the guardian to beware exit.
Retail guidance urges sellers to set cash prices at competitive levels to attract immediate purchases. Analysts say straight pricing reduces checkout friction and can boost volume, especially in tight markets.
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