Fresh Faroceries Promptment At Local Market
Fragmentary grocery list hints at a market offering fresh staples and a wide assortment of goods. The note mentions varieties and apparel items, but details are unclear and the text is garbled.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1908
Page
4
Fragmentary grocery list hints at a market offering fresh staples and a wide assortment of goods. The note mentions varieties and apparel items, but details are unclear and the text is garbled.
Epitaphs are carved on tombstones at a local cemetery with names such as John Wesley Gross Woodington Wells and Hun Mayer noted among inscriptions. Separate items report delayed sewerage work starting with laborers from a local workforce and routine daily notices from Bonham area residents and merchants on market offerings and visits.
The large event, under the supervision of Miss Ima Brooky, features a notable display by Bonham talent. Tickets cost $4, with seating available and lawn space noted. Attend Friday night, May 5, for an asserted entertaining affair.
A note from the market describes Rowden Big Boll as one of the finest cottor geed seed varieties available. The item is highlighted for quality and demand among buyers seeking premier cottonseed options.
Quarantine lifted at J Lee Tarpley residence as sick family members recover fully. Home fumigated and deemed safe with no infection risk. Friends celebrate recovery and all others spared. Found a bunch of keys. Pay for this notice and get your keys. Beverage system work resumes aiming for completion in about two months, weather permitting. A matinee tomorrow at 4 PM at the moving picture show with a fine new program.
No cases were heard in the county court today as all matters were continued. A big vaudeville show organized by the Elks is set for Friday night. Three bales of cotton appeared on the square this afternoon, first in weeks. The Free Kindergarten Association will meet Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock with Mrs. Joan Saunders. Dick Foraker Jersey bull reg No 1017 will stand at W. W. Clutter’s place for 32.00 with return privilege.
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