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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1925
Page
1
A quatrain by Walt Mason foretells doom on Groundhog Day with prophetic robes and warnings to sell homes and wear snow shrouds. The predicted catastrophe fails to arrive. the speaker endures mockery as a rock shatters a pane and a Jarboard wing is maimed. Bates' Improved Antiseptic Liniment for Man or Beast is advertised.
The State National Bank of Bonham Texas is approved to begin banking under US statutes after compliance proof. Acting Comptroller W Spearns certifies authorization dated April 25 1925, noting conversion from The First State Bank of Bonham Bonham Texas.
Large two story residence on a lot over 200 feet deep offered by Will H. Evans & Co. for $3300 with easy terms. Offer valid only for a few days. interested buyers should call today.
Advertises Black and White Ointment and Soap as quick remedies for eczema rash and other skin troubles. Claims the products remove traces of blemishes and let less attractive girls fit in with fashion. States pricing and package sizes and notes dealers carry both items.
Bonham ge leered enjoyed a dinner golf tournament with teams led by Martin Halsell and Wright Risel. The event featured a chicken dinner and close scoring. Halsell’s team edged by one point. Next event is the Halsell Cup, with play from Dine at Okla Sherman McKinne Fle Crrove Paris Greenville Denison and Bonham invited.
Big Chief Meyers, famed catcher for the New York Giants during the Mathewson era, is described as a highly educated Californian Indian with broad cultural interests. He shares why he adopted the tribal name Torres, and reveals two favorite paintings Abbey's The Quest of the Holy Grail in Boston and Custer's Last Stand, noting the latter’s significance as the only white-made work he felt honored to own despite controversy.
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