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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1907
Page
1
The piece argues that Southern farmers gain independence from weather and market stresses by diversifying crops. It claims growers can rely on meat, corn, poultry, eggs, and wool instead of cotton, reducing need to sell cotton to cover essentials. It cites common sense and historical guidance from The News, urging away from single-crop cotton reliance.
The Daily Favorite presents a brief sports tease highlighting upcoming games, local teams and personalities. Readers get quick notes on schedules and key matchups with emphasis on community coverage.
The President announced Oklahoma appointments to the Eastern District with John Cotteral as judge John Emory as attorney and John Abernathy as marshal. In the Western District Ralph Campbell as judge William Gregg as attorney and Orion Porter as marshal. Alaska receives Silas Reid as district judge.
The Favorite's Daily Cotton Market from Liverpool Nev reports cotton futures opening easier and closing steady. The day's range shows December through June contracts with closings around 5.65 to 5.68 per unit.
Southeast corner square at 616 West 9th Street is noted as the Office World building. Contact numbers include officer phone 156 and residence 150. Office hours run from 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 daily.
Rogers Woodward Roberts Co advertises silk like Black Heatherbloom skirts for 195 dollars. Bonham FOE Aerie 212 invites all members and visitors to attend Friday and Saturday meetings.
Spotcotton today showed middling conditions with 5,994 sales and total receipts of 15,000 bales, 13,000 of which were American. Exports and speculators moved about 1,000 bales as buyers faced a lighter day in Liverpool.
A physician and surgeon maintains an office above Saunders Martin and Co with contact numbers 1121 for the office and 11 for residence.
New York cotton markets closed steady as trade shows varied activity. Active contracts Dec and Mar posted tight ranges with modest moves, reflecting cautious investor sentiment and light volatility across the session.
J E Nevill M D operates from offices over Nunn Jones Co with residence at 620 West 9th Street and telephone numbers 303 for office and residence 303 2r listed.
Local grocer notes new supply of sauerkraut and dill pickles arriving, with Kincaid Reedy Hughes handling sourcing and stocking. Indicates availability for customers seeking fermented goods and pickled items.
Editorial cites Dr John Fyfe endorsing Unicorn root and Golden Seal root as key ingredients in Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It claims the formula treats uterine weakness, irregular or absent menses, back pain, irritability, and anemia, with authorities praising these herbs for uterine and systemic tonic effects.
New York November 7 spot cotton markets open quiet with middling grade at 10.90 cents per pound and no sales reported.
Dr H H Mitchell advertises dental crown and bridge work at the World Building corner square southeast corner, Room 5. Office phone 156. Residence phone 260.
New Orleans on November 7 reports cotton futures trading with shifts in open high low and close for December January and March contracts. Traders watched price movements as values hovered around 10.20 to 10.43 per unit with modest gains and declines across shifts.
A small news item notes an office location above the Saunders Manin and Co's Drug Store with contact phones listed for office and residence.
New Orleans on November 7 reports spot cotton steady at middling 10.40 with sales around 3,000 bales. Prices quoted f o b 659 as buyers remain cautious in the late trading session.
Galveston expects 14 500 to 1 500 bales versus 21 054 last year. Houston forecast 11 000 to 12 000 bales vs 16 000 last year. New Orleans projects 16 000 to 16 000 bales, up from 0 416 previous year.
Dr J A Lannius an eclectic physician and surgeon offers special attention to women and children's diseases. Office room over Graham Crawford and Co phone 235 residence W 7th street
Trial catarrh remedies are mailed free on request by Dr. Shoop of Racine Wisconsin. Tests prove the value of this scientific prescription known to druggists everywhere as Shoop’s catarrh remedy. Sold by all dealers. Found a football nose guard owner pays for this notice and gets same.
Port figures show Galveston 15086 replacing last year 16808 and New Orleans 726 vs 16441 while Houston reports 11684 13744. Mrs W E Pennington returned yesterday to her Greenville home after visiting her sister Mrs Hollyday.
The Ladies Aid of First Christian Church marks 24 years of Comfort Making, offering standardized orders and guaranteed satisfaction through its long running charitable effort.
Community note invites hospital staff and supporters to attend a tea this afternoon and tonight at the residence of Monroe Wells to assist hospital fundraising efforts.
Local notice promotes Ladies 25 cent hose by the Pony Stockinz Company. It asserts no equal on the market for wear and invites readers to try a pair to be convinced. The ad appears from White, Blakeney & Fulle:.
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