18 Nov 1913
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1913
Page
1
A cluttered weather forecast and commentary mix with notices on taxes poetry prizes and public figures. It mentions Washington weather Bonham Texas politics and a Hindu Nobel prize in literature along with remarks about Mrs Pankhurst and a Bavarian royal salary claim.
A dense, repetitive exhortation on mastering the skill to endure, persevere, and find strength. It argues that knowledge of how to do things converts failures into successes and urges readers to seek out those who know how and learn.
The passage critiques shifting control to federal officers, arguing state laws often ignored. It contends that such transfers won’t improve protection and urges action to stop the slaughter of eleven species of birds over fifty years and endangerment of others.
Texarkana States Press notes mixed views on Quam Sulzer and his appeal. The piece suggests public display ethics in towns and contrasts metropolitan standards with small city ambitions.
A public auction will take place near Vienna on December 1st featuring standard bred mares colts and other farm wares and stallions. Bids open at 1 o clock in the afternoon and notes are approved for party buys. Further details available from the organizer.
A market event is planned at Thompson Abernathy Co's business house on Wednesday. Phone orders are to be placed with Mrs Coaries for participation or purchases.
Advertisement fragment advertises rain coats for ladies children and school rain capes. Text is garbled with misspellings and missing details. No clear dates prices or brand names are readable.
Fragment discusses remedies and oils with unclear claims and wording. It mentions antiseptic themes and healing ideas, with no clear people, places, or events to anchor a full report. The readable bits suggest a promotional or medical note from an older era.
A readable fragment urges readers to use advertising to learn where to buy what, when to buy, and at what value a dollar buys. It emphasizes public Bets Value and the benefit of advertisers uniting to inform consumers. It claims ads help readers get the greatest value for spent money.
A paper published aboard the Batte Ship Paxota of Uncle Sam's navy shows the crew's effort to print while at sea. Despite rough seas waves and wind the shipboard edition is neatly printed with cartoons engraved on board and reflects credit on its editors and printers.
A vintage advertisement touts Dodson’s Liver Tone as a safe liver tonic that relieves constipation and biliousness. It claims quick action with a pleasant tasting vegetable liquid and warns against lookalike products.
A scrambled passage hints at a terror night and breathing fear during an attack. It mentions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a claimed cure for roup and a warning to avoid danger, with disjointed references to Nargh and economy of deals.
Room for rent on North Mate Street offered unfurnished. Contact Photme 194 for details on terms, availability, and residence access.
The Bonham Texas city government orders a special election to fill the unexpired term of Alderman Ward Four. The election is set for November 1913 with voters in Bonham urged to participate. Mayor W A Spangler and City Clerk F Ho Whia certify the action.
Fragmentary OCR notes urge immediate blood cleansing at first signs of pimples and boils. Instructions are unclear and garbled, but emphasize prompt action and medical attention.
Bonhams markets provide a daily report with quotes on grains and oilseeds including Johnson Grass Prairie bay, Sorghum, Corn, Oats, Cotton, Cotton Seed, and related items. Prices listed range across multiple commodities with notes of market activity.
An invitation announces an open meeting on Thursday night November 20 1913 at the lodge room. Guest Mr W C Blackburn will assist in membership growth and Duke will address the public on Fraternal Insurance. After class initiation a social refreshment and a game of 42 are planned with members urged to attend.
Fragmentary ad copy mentions paying a water bill to avoid penalties and references insomnia and constipation cures with a misread product claim. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts, but suggests a service reminder paired with health pestered claims.
Mrs Ashley Ryans and Mrs Hugh Rodgers donated items to the Rest Room including magazines and a baby blanket, enriching the space with period gifts noted in the latest report.
A brief advisory notes treatment guidance for women relates to a 6029 code and stems from Chattanooa sources. The record highlights medical department notes and aims to clarify protocols for female patients.
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