Subscriptions Rates at Bonham Post Office
At Bonham Texas the notice lists subscription rates for the Post Office along with directions for mail handling and service terms under a local office header.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1908
Page
3
At Bonham Texas the notice lists subscription rates for the Post Office along with directions for mail handling and service terms under a local office header.
Readers are informed to verify their subscription status via the date and opponent address on the paper margin. Payments must post within a week. Under new postal rules, papers will not be sent to those in arrears beyond three months and will be stopped.
Special thanksgiving service and Sunday school rally at the First Methodist Church on Sunday November 22 1908 at 9 30 with prayers responsive readings violin solo and songs. Classes from No 14 and upwards meet at regular places with all visitors addressed by P Thurmood prayer by the secretary reports from the male quartet and cradle roll parents urged to bring children every member urged to attend and a goal of at least 625 present. OH Pritchett Superintendent Bust Methodist Sunday School.
An unclear report references Fannin County and Tennessee politics with mentions of missing names and alleged evidence. The passage hints at local figures, a county scene, and a tense atmosphere as people discuss events and forthcoming information. The text is highly garbled and difficult to interpret.
This morning Mr. Woodson Barnhart, representative of the Terrell peanut factory, arrived in Bonham to load a car of Kaunin county peanuts. The car will carry 1,000 bushels and the price paid was 60.6 per bushel, totaling 60,000 dollars paid today for Bonham peanuts.
B Howard of Bonham returns to Fort Worth after a year and resumes plans to erect a two story business building and factory along the Texas Pacific tracks near Burton Lingo Lumber Company yard. The project aims to create a large commercial facility and signals revived business activity in the area.
A letter invites Bonham residents to attend Sunday schools next Sunday with a goal of 2,500 attendees. It offers to arrange rides for the elderly and mothers with children by calling the local school superintendent before Saturday noon. Signed by multiple church leaders including I H Pritchett and J I Hughes.
A brief saying notes that greater wealth enables a family to accomplish more for a man through resources and support, implying expanded opportunities and assistance aligned with financial comfort.
A veiled insult is described as just as shameful as a barefaced attack and seen as more cowardly. The remark emphasizes the moral difference between indirect and direct aggression and condemns evasive rhetoric.
Local butcher Boyd and Ridings advertises fresh meats pure lard and sausage located two doors north of city hall with contact phone 3438.
The notice urges readers to hold turkeys until December due to higher prices and birds weighing 25 percent more. It adds an exception for urgent sales, offering better payment than any competitor. Location notes place the business west of the First National Bank near West RR and White Produce Co.
A dated notice offers a buggy lot on Center street for 125 dollars with 8265 cash and balance 5 dollars per month or a first class single buggy. The ad promotes harness and saddle department and urges prompt repair work by Mukers. It mentions W. G. Clark Co and a house for rent on West vih Rush Catron.
Will Sparkman, an expert horse shoer, has joined Coleman and Kennely, bringing seasoned hoof care to their service. The move positions the firm to expand racing and ranch client work with enhanced farrier skills.
An execution issued from Justice Court Precinct No 1 Fannin County Texas on November 10 1908 levies upon the Henry Fogle homestead place about miles north of Bonham. The 120 acre tract and 40 acre tract in RB Lloyd survey will be sold December 1 1908 at the Fannin County Courthouse Bonham between 10 p m and 4 p m to satisfy a judgment in favor of J C Carleton against James Fogle for 92 40 and costs. Bob Allen Constable Precinct No 1 Fannin Co Texas signs.
Will H. Myang & Co advertises 90 acres of fine red loam land on a public road near town for sale. Most land is in cultivation this year and offers are invited immediately with a strong push to sell.
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