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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1908
Page
2
Notification from the Penham Texas postoffice explains second class mailing and subscription status. It lists that payments must appear as credits within one week and that papers will be stopped if arrears exceed three months under new postal regulations.
A columnist argues in defense of small actions shaping history from New York politics to broader history. The piece cites Tim Sullivan on how a catchy song altered Bowery fortunes, shifted real estate, and influenced public perception, while reflecting on how minor events steer power, policy, and social life over time.
An unclear fragment mentions road work and communal efforts, asking who will report on progress and what the crossroads have achieved. The text is heavily garbled with missing names places and dates. It provides scant concrete details beyond a general civic focus.
San Antonio Express notes Colonel J. Llamilton Sullivan the pulchritudinous columnist who denied domestic causes of coldness yet remains unmarried. Worth Telegram jokes that Sullivan must now find a wife to prove his views and silence the paper's mockery.
A fragment from Bonham markets lists prices for cotton corn chicken products and vegetables. Items include chickens butter sweet potatoes and various price ranges, with figures in cents and dollars and unclear units.
An OCR fragment shows property and goods ads including a Center street listing at $125 with $25 cash and $5 monthly, an old wagon or buggy sale, and notices for harness and saddlery services. Names mentioned include Wil H. Evans & Co and W. G. Clark Co with claims of expert horse shoer tied to Coleman & Kennedy.
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