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Newspaper

Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1908

Page

2

Spies Switch Item Reflects On Weather And School Closure

April notes recount mud from near Caney creek, visits by W H Winkler, Mrs Haggard’s Ravenna trip, Bob Carter’s Oklahoma trip, May Cunningham visiting Ash Grove, and a Oklahoma arrival to see kin. A school in Spies closed last Friday as the class nears graduation. Esther remarks on hopes for the pupils’ futures.

Caney Creek Bob Haggard Mrs. Haggard Ravenna Mr. Cook Oklahoma W. H. Winkler Aig Will Price People of Spies Athein Esther

Local Notes From Ashland and Surrounding Areas

Milam Anderson travels to Sulphur Oklahoma for health. Mrs Sallie Richmond returns home from Wolfe City visit. Miss Lara Lawrence birthday party at school with cake. Various visits and local travel noted among families. A burglary at J C Trout’s home and several thefts reported. Berry crop reported poor. Miss Maude Massey and church mission program highlighted with songs solos and readings.

Mae Bradley Lara Lawrence Robert Ray Ector Wilburn Lawrence Ravenna Smith Richmond Emerson J. C. Trout Wes Stubbs Boyd H. A. Snead J.C. Trout Milam Anderson Bonham Willie Dollie Ball

Indian greeting and language notes from Kane 1846

The text discusses Paul Kane’s depiction of Pacific coast Indians language in 1846, noting his difficulty in representing their sounds and describing how intermixing with English and French traders produced a pidgin. It mentions a Clark associated with early exploration and how salutations spread to greetings for whites.

Pacific Coast Paul Kane Max Muller Clark Columbia River Major Lewis Mr. Kane Sasie Lark Jourgal

County Offices and Ballot Entries Listed for Bonham

The document lists county and judicial posts with candidates including Representative SAM T. RAYBURN County Judge A CUNNINGHAM County Clerk W A THOMAS Sheriff CHAS B BRIDGE PHILIP WISE Assessor J LEE TARPLEY JOHN B SMITH W C FINLEY Morcousty Attorney J WALTER DONALDSON Treasurer SID RIDLING Tax Collector TOM J COX ALBERT ROBERSON Commissioner J A AGNEW Public Weigher A J WACK CRISTENDEN EF Sostable Precinct 7 S P KEENE Constable Precinct 1 C B FINCHER.

J. Lee Tarpley John B. Smith Willie) Finley J. Walter Donaldson

Masqua Cement Rates Reported By The Urinals

A cryptic OCR fragment mentions Masqua cement rates and Urinals in a brief item. The readable text implies a local trade note or price listing, but specifics are unclear. No clear date or organization accessible.

Local District Officials Named for Partas

District offices listed include District Judge Ben H. Denton of Paris for district clerk Karl McAlester and District Attorney Bob Lattivore for Partas, detailing key municipal posts and surnames.

Ben H. Denton Paris Bob Lattivore Partas

Pa'sway Cine Table Schedules for Texas & Pacific Trains

Westbound trains No 33 arrives 9 40 a m departs 9 35 a m and No 31 at 12 25 noon 12 45 noon 9 15 p m 9 30 p m Eastbound No 34 arrives 8 50 a m departs 9 05 a m and No 36 5 10 p m 5 15 p m Readable timetable reads arrival and departure times for No 33 31 34 and 36 on Texas and Pacific lines.

Train schedules for M. K. and T. North and South bounds

North bound service shows No. 257 at 9 15 a m and No 723 at 12 35 p m. South bound lists No 268 arrival at 6 10 p m and No 724 arrival at 9 10 a m warnings.

Stage Fright in Knees When Seeing a Policeman

A humorous old lore line notes that certain men experience knee tremors or stage fright at the sight of a policeman, illustrating nervous reactions to authority figures.

Electric Bitters Restored Me to Health Says Mill Creek Man

Nine years ago I faced near death. A doctor said I had little hope. A druggist recommended Electric Bitters. I bought a bottle, regained strength, and escaped the grave. This device was sold under guarantee at Saunders Drug Co store.

C. Farthing Mill Creek Electric Bitters Saunders Drag Co

Fragmented 1900s joke prose and garbled notices

A garbled text row presents a woman not amused by jokes unless provoked, then a cryptic wanted line with ta. cara and a date fragment, followed by an oblique line about erasing a face from a tablet of memory by drawing another actress. It reads as fragmented ad like copy with incomplete names and dates.

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Eo S&s Ewe Hargrove & Reynolds City Drug Store J. W. Peeler Bonham Grocery Co Paris Drug Co H. W. Williams Drug Co Ft. Worth Texas Greiner-Kelly Drug Co Dallas Bonham, Texas Paris, Texas W.H. Winkler Denison Bob Carter May Cunningham Ash Grove W. B. Johnson Oakland News Sulphur John Belcher Hugo Willie Meadows Hattie Amlin Mater Friends W. H. Hill Mount Zion Henry Amlin Fulp Eddie Howea Dewey Misses Bryant Jewel Allie Brown Juvenile Missionary Progrem First Methodist Church Coursey Thelma Merrow Irma Morrow Frances White Ruth Steger Leta Mae Hamilton Little Joe Litta Mae Love Idrie Evans Roy McBroom Lugenia Boone James White Clifford Gibson Frances Moss Foley Saunders Drug Co Sam T. Rayburn Fl. A. Cunningham W. A. Thomas Chas, B. Bridge Philip Wise Ridling Tom J. Cox Albert Roberson J. A. Agnew Bor Public A.J. Wack Cristenden S. P. Keene Constable Precinet C. B. Fincher Karl McAlester Texas & Pacific Teast Bound M. K. &T. North Bound Tie Tuureday Bhamw Will Ryen Max Ory Bradfield Regulator Atlanta
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