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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1925
Page
3
Crossword notes hint at two long thirteen letter words in the horizontal entries. Clues cover fragments, glory, cylinder, prevaricator, names, confederate, waxed surfaces, minerals and many others. Vertical clues include plant grafting, mollusk, inflict death legally, luguous hints and more.
The President argues that farmers must alter production and marketing practices to prosper, stating about 110 million people in the country should grasp that government cannot make them prosperous by itself.
Our poultry car will start then, offering to receive your poultry. Call 444 for Bowling Prod. Co. and Union Pro. Co. details.
A cryptic exchange features Grady and LN debating age groups with grim humor. The lines suggest a bleak view of life where worms or chickens determine outcomes for old and young alike.
A local message from T. J. Clutteryard Co on West 5th Street warns that price setting among different dealers affects farmers. The note urges customers to try their services before agreeing to other prices, highlighting concerns over fair pricing in butter eggs and poultry.
Maddrey farm in N W Burkham joins sales at 200 dollars per acre. About 40 acres in the tract. Evans & Co. Wall HW. Evans & Co. Phone 385-216-3. Bonham area growth urged with North and Northwest expansion.
Harness work to be carried out at the Peoples Shoe Shop located on South Main Street under the direction of proprietor Guy Ellis. This brief notice notes ongoing shop activity and the ownership of the business on the fourth ward district.
A classroom moment shows a pupil Willie answering a teacher's prompt about the earth's shape with Round then claims its square to avoid argument. The exchange captures a humorous back and forth typical of schoolyard dialogue.
Mrs. W. M. Miller of Sherman won a $50 silk design prize from the Art Alliance of America after submitting textile designs. Miller, formerly Miss Hielen Williams, is noted as an artist of local fame, with New York critics rewarding merit over friendship.
Sid Smith reports about 30 000 pounds of high trade fertilizer on hand and offers a car load if demand increases. He asks readers to contact him at the listed phone for requirements and ordering.
Court notice to public about G. W. Clayton administrator seeking approval to sell land in Bailey, Fannin County. The sale relates to property originally conveyed to Audie Belle Marlar and tied to J. N. Hume survey and Bailey addition. Court date set for April 6, 1925. Public notice posted by County Clerk Ural L. Darling.
Mrs. Vatinie C. Biosso of Huntington describes severe left side pain and weakness before using Cardui. She reports rapid improvement after two bottles and continued use, claiming nine bottles have strengthened her and restored vitality. Cardui is described as a mild herb tonic for women.
Notice warns subscribers to settle accounts before the 21st as service cutoffs begin the following day. The message stresses payment to avoid interruption and cites the telephone company as the issuer.
W Newsome of Doda City reports in the Favorite office that nearly all the peach crop is killed and the dry weather last summer ruined the grapes. He questions what a fellow can do with his fruit jars.
A fragment quotes Everett urging DIY work and Bill IL proposing a hair cut idea. The exchange reflects a practical mindset about handling tasks personally.
A friend compliments Ed by saying he resembles the speaker. Ed responds with acknowledgment as the exchange centers on a likeness between Ed and the friend.
A Stanford physician piled $80,000 in unpaid medical bills in public and set them on fire. He stated he could not bear for people to know the stork’s account was never settled.
For over 46 years Wall's Catarrh Medicine has been used to treat Cairrh and catarrh. The remedy comprises an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic claimed to act through the mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. Sold by all druggists. W.F. Conway. R.B. On Taleo, O. So.
The Daily Favorite announces its cooking school demonstrations will run May 25 through May 30 in the basement of the First Christian Church on North Main Street. Demonstrator name to be announced later. Public invited to attend as preparations proceed.
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