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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1908
Page
2
Classified notices advertise rental of a store building near Saunders Keug Co and sales of seeds pigs and produce. Local merchants J B Jacks Willard White Rudman offer seeds poultry furs and hides with phone contact and on site locations in Bonham Texas. Shredded wheat biscuits and nuts sold while stock lasts at Kincaid Reedy Hughes.
Local producer displays homemade ribbon cane syrup at Kincaid Reedy storefront area highlighting traditional methods and regional taste. Community interest grows as visitors sample the sweet product and inquire about sourcing.
Jerry Spinker of Paris was here today. Rev W A Stuckey and wife who have been grip sufferers for several days are thought to be aoe better. Jim Lane who has been visiting home folks here for several days returned to Muscogee Oklahoma today. Jules Cosgriff ill with pneumonia at his home nine miles northeast of town is slightly improved today. Mrs J T Carter of Glassgow Kentucky visiting at G H Mansfield's residence went to Paris today. A D Campbell wife and two children of Denison visiting Mrs J W Christian returned home today. Mrs Ferguson of Roanoke Virginia who had been here visiting relatives returned home today. Mrs Ferguson formerly Miss Alice Baggett of this city has many friends here. First Baptist Church services at 11 am and 7 30 pm by Rev L E Finney of Greenville Texas. Children's rally at 3 o'clock conducted by the above preacher. Special B Y P U services at 6 30 under Mr Finney's charge with special music at both preaching hour and B Y P U. All welcome with members urged to attend.
This afternoon at 1 o clock Mr Sam Janeway and Miss Virgy Strader of Dodd City Rural Route No 2 were married in County Clerk Thomas office with Justice Lipscomb officiating. Seed artichokes for sale best hog feed on earth. H G Evans.
The Republican County Committee met and unanimously adopted a resolution endorsing Gov Charles Hughes for the Republican presidential nomination and commending President Roosevelt's administration. The measure calls for an instructed Chicago delegation to push Hughes's nomination or withdraw his name if needed.
Liverpool market report shows cotton futures opening firm and closing steady. Notable range data for January through July figures and near term prices in May, June, and July contracts.
Liverpool on January 31 reports spot cotton easing to mid 63s with 8000 bales sold and 10200 bales received, all of which were American.
In New Orleans on Jun 31 futures markets closed steady. The active contract range showed Mar at 11.41 to 11.35 with a close near 11.36 while May moved between 11.30 and 11.24 and July around 11.28 to 11.19 as trading ended.
Fragmentary report notes cotton trading in New Orleans with figures showing 107 bales and mentions 1115 Le sales. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a low price or ease in current market activity.
New York futures closed steady after a day marked by a wide trading range. The report lists March and July contracts with numbers indicating opening, high, low and close, showing modest movement and unchanged overall tone.
New York trading for spot cotton shows a quiet start with middling grades around 11.50 cents per pound as buyers wait on price signals.
Expectation figures show Valveston predicting 10 000 to 12 000 bales tomorrow versus 20 632 last year, Houston estimating 6 000 to 7 000 bales versus 13 833 last year, and New Orleans at 3 000 to 4 000 with a 26 percent rise from zero.
Utica Area reports evangelist Henry McAvery launching a gossip circle to hear neighbors' tales this week. He plans to keep discussions open Saturday afternoon and place his bachelor apartments at the disposal of the gossip session, hoping even doubters may see benefit.
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