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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1908
Page
6
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Sunday reports show Methodist Baptist and Episcopal churches with solid attendance and no fires, while First Christian School set new record with six confessions. North Bonham calls for 4500 attendees next Sunday inviting all to visit or join, praising farmers as the nation’s bulwark and salt of the earth.
A Bonham retailer advertises 600 pieces of late sheet music selling at 50 cents per dozen outrunning prior prices. The notice mentions Mus Win McMillen and local repairman Bridges, hints at transport needs for a visiting company via the Katy line, and notes the arrival of an attraction with possible popularity factors.
Bonham Texas aims to break attendance records with 1174 in Sunday schools last week. Bonham Sunday School Day is set for the 22nd with hopes to reach 2,000 in total. Residents urged to visit, plus First Christian church hosts a Training for Service class reaching toward 100, no charge except 25 cents for a handbook.
Bonham Today lists cotton at 8.85 to 9.00 per unit and corn oats and other staples priced with ranges. Details show chickens eggs butter hay and alfalfa values, with assorted feeds, turnips, sweet potatoes, and sugar cane in varying amounts.
F M Gordon an engineer on the T and P railway has moved his family from Mena Arkansas to the city. We welcome Mr Gordon and his family to our community.
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