15 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1920
Page
1
The Bonham Favorite issued daily except Sunday with staff credits for Sherwood Spotts and Ashley Evans. It lists subscription rates for city carrier and mail options including 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, and 1 year, and notes entry as second class mail matter at Bonham Texas.
A reflective piece contrasts the moth drawn to flames with the safer lure of electric light. It laments dissipation and moral risk, calls for diverse farming choices, and urges practical policy on cotton, land use, and economic needs while noting local concerns from Ladonia and Fannin County. It ends with a note on prudence and faith in the right.
A dusting gilt dealer promotes sterling and plated flatware and new Sheffield holloware designs. Due to high demand and stock shortages, replenishment before holidays is unlikely. Shoppers are urged to select gifts early and visit to choose preferred designs.
A playful ad copy invites dine in options featuring hot rolls with butter. It highlights a cream roll with breakfast coffee and cookies as a between meals snack to satisfy cravings.
Fragmentary text shows advertisements for poultry and other goods with various brand names and items like albums frames jewelry and wood stoves. It reads as a chaotic mix of prices weights and product mentions with no coherent story or outcome.
Fragmented OCR text references Texas and agricultural plans. It mentions Caty Wolfe, directors, a timetable, and cotton-related topics. The readable portions are unclear and do not form a complete report or event with accessible details.
The Bonham Texas City Council votes on amendments to the city charter to add sections authorizing tax levies for schools, fix utility charges, require newspaper publication for penalties, and extend mayoral and alderman provisions. Public notice, November 9, 1920, by Mayor See Myers and City Clerk R H Trimble.
After Rev Williams resigned from First Presbyterian, Rev Alexander Gray of Sherman filled Sundays here. The congregation unanimously extended a call to him, though he has not yet accepted and will consider the offer. Gray also teaches the Bible at Austin College in Sherman and is regarded as an able preacher and teacher.
Advertisement asserts rheumatism is caused by tiny germs in the blood and promotes S.S.8. as a blood purifier that removes germs. It claims the treatment provides relief and offers free literature from Chief Medical Advisor at Swift Laboratory, Atlanta Georgia.
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