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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1908
Page
5
The report notes Fagles of Texas elected president with BD Hays to lead the organization. This announcement names key figures and the leadership transition within the Texas group.
Crowds gathered in Mineral Wells as Mayor Hehsimith offered old fashioned hospitality to delegates. Glenn Smith of Honey Grove and Guy Edwards visited the area, with J D Krusaek also traveling from Honey Grove and Valyn Riggs from Dodd City.
Fragmented listing shows professionals Arlington Helbing M D and Dr J A Lannius, both physicians and surgeons. It notes addresses and hours with partial references to offices and residences, including 916 W Yth street and San Antonio text. The garbled OCR implies a local medical directory item with contact details.
Delegates and visitors, including Eagles and guests, gathered in the city for the Southern Baptist convention with trips to Lake Pinvo and health waters. Paris El Paso Austin and Sherman compete for the next meeting as around 3 000 attend this promising event in the Lone Star state.
The article notes Sheriff Smzer promises mining work to begin in early May. It mentions home burnings near the inn and details on local disturbances. References to Windom relatives and a car shipment appear amid scattered notices and local anecdotes.
A chaotic jumble reports a Saturday market at the moving picture building led by the Baptist church, with assorted local names, elections, and notices. It mentions W T Sechemausr and Anson leaders, a convention in Bonham, charity ads, and furniture store promotions amid scattered anecdotes and weather-friendly parade hints.
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