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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1925
Page
6
A devotional composite cites verses from Isaiah Psalms and Corinthians urging faith and perseverance. It proclaims a churchwide call to members, urging prayer, reading scripture, and faithful service with a March 29 deadline and all members to enroll.
The Bonham Building and Loan Association offers financing to remodel or repaint an older home with monthly repayments. This advertisement promotes home improvement loans and aims to attract homeowners seeking affordable credit to upgrade their property.
Members urged to attend this regular meeting at 7 30 PM with visitors welcome. Basil Gibson is hailed as H P and Jas Anderson serves as secretary. Also note the local shop Wome Furniture Undertaking Co invites all to come in and see their radio tables located at South Side Square 213 2.
Local residents report visits and travels from Bonham to Paris Richardson and Dallas. Names include Frank Crowe Jack Russell Sr Doroty and Mrs Harris Monroes Orendorff Whedbee and Abernathy Randle Massey Gross and Taylor and Tulip KK Talley. Mrs Belva Lutweller and others are noted among church and Red Cross references.
A large crowd gathered in Bonham last Saturday despite cool weather. The east side of the square resembled a circus in town with crowded streets and busy shops as mention of advertisers in the Daily Favorite urged readers to look for bargains.
The Bailey Inglish Mothers Club announces a rummage sale on Saturday March 21 in the Spangler building on North Viain street. Proceeds support club activities and community projects. The event will feature second hand furniture and assorted merchandise.
A notice notes keys found and returned with a small reward paid. The item highlights vigilance in local advertizing and the value of notices to recover lost property.
A Bonham resident travels to Dallas to visit her daughter Miss Doss who is pursuing schooling there, staying with her mother Mrs. Bettie Doss and other relatives and friends.
Thirty years ago hay in Fannin County sold for about eighteen dollars to twenty dollars a ton. Today hay costs eighteen dollars, while gas and travel costs have risen. the piece explains dollar value shifts, currency, and bond yields, noting the impact on long-term investments and price levels. It ends with an ad for another Rexall sale at Palace Drug Store.
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