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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1925
Page
3
F N Rigney sustained painful cuts and bruises to head face and arm after falling from a table while stacking egg cases at his store. He was unconscious briefly, revived with care, and returned uptown Wednesday still sore from injuries. Leonard Grapme.
Delta county livery man T. F. Keeton and K. N. George Winfrey, about 65, longtime Cooper resident, was fatally injured Saturday night when an automobile driven by Will Slough’s son hit him as he stepped from behind a parked car. He died within an hour. A price note for sweet potato slips also appears.
The Favorite reports supply of Purple Transfer paper in 15x24 inch sheets. Brannon's offers TT Special Watches and related items with price details listed and promotions noted.
A feature discusses how health affects marriage prospects for women around age 20 to 21. It cites St Osensh’s and GP F as revolutionizing women’s health, claiming improved energy and vitality will end common ailments and restore buoyant spirits.
World famous McKinley Music and Records operates at 282 6 ie area. Information is incomplete but indicates a notable music store with a specified address fragment.
Scouts plan a sea camp voyage under Charles Kraemer guidance before Saturday June 6. The planned activity includes training, safety briefings, and assignment of roles for the voyage.
Notice lists goods for sale to cover freight and storage charges at the Denison Bonham and New Orleans Railroad freight office. Items include a box of various drugs and medicines weighing 160 pounds and two casks earthenware weighing 1225 pounds. Sale to highest bidder on June 11, 1925.
Confederate veterans who attended the Dallas reunion praised the hospitality of Dallas residents. They spoke of reunion friendships, the support from local volunteers, and the help provided by Boy Scouts and committees to ease their visit. The event highlighted the camaraderie of old defenders. Honey Grove signs.
An old district tale recounts Governor Ben Putick scheming to win a girl by greasing a log toward her house causing his rival to fall. The girl chose another man, and Putick nearly drowned after his own stunt. He later walked home ill, while his rival married another man.
Two men seek to purchase a premier black land farm, with funds ready. If you own the land, contact Wiil H. Evane & Co at phone number 3 283 3 for a quick sale.
Washington Department of Agriculture issued a printed bulletin declaring cats as a major agricultural asset. It notes cats are a traditional banner feed source and that three percent is used for human consumption. The bulletin commentary continues regarding cat byproducts.
New times issued for Red Ball Line between Bonham Greenville and Dallas show running times of about three and a half hours with direct Dallas connections to Fort Worth trains. Fares list Greenville to Dallas three dollars and to Fort Worth three dollars and seventy five cents, with stations in Bonham West Fourth Street Greenville Dallas Commerce Street.
Timetables show departures from Bonham Red Ball Depot West Fourth Street and Denison Red Ball Cafe Simpson Hotel with multiple daily trains at 7:30 am 9:40 am 5:30 am 2:06 pm and 6:00 pm. Contact Bonham 372 or Denison 957 for fares and details.
Readable portions show scattered phrases about cats and names. The fragmentary note mentions an operator and letters with errors, but lacks a coherent event, date, or clear entities to confirm a story.
Jo McCarty of Brookston told in town he blew stumps with dynamite on his farm and a blast broke the plate of his teeth, half in two, though he said the incident sounded fishy. He planned to have the plate fixed and friends urged a stronger excuse for leaving his crypty.
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