22 Nov 1913
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1913
Page
1
A garbled note from Washington hints at unsettled, likely colder conditions for Sunday across East Texas. The fragment mentions Morris Sheppard selecting a preacher as secretary and includes miscellaneous opinions on sports, politics, and social issues without clear context.
Scattered lines mention O'Selatarnas or similar name, Nero, Rome, and violin sounds. The legible parts suggest a chaotic note on historical figures and music, but the text remains incomplete and unclear.
A fragmented text hints at an Englishman denying involvement in Eluorta Oscourg and mentions protecting financial interests in Mexico. It references Uncle Sam, John Lind, Vera Cruz, and the City of Mexico, suggesting looming railroad fare concerns and political maneuvering.
An author criticizes legislature aspirants as two types of rich men who win seats and a third unsuitable candidate. He argues only a capable, honest worker should be elected, not professional politicians, and urges lawmakers to focus on essential duties and reduce petty campaigning while prioritizing public service over personal gain.
An anonymous observer recounts a con artist who preys on credulous townsfolk by feigning piety and remorse. The scam prompts crowds to donate small sums, propelling the swindler toward wealth while victims realize the pattern of manipulation and self serving deceit.
W M Newton Alderman resigns and City Council approves. A special election will be held at the City Hall on November 22 1914 to fill the Ward 4 unexpired term. Qualified voters of Bonham Texas may participate per city notice dated November 11 1913.
On December 1913 I will sell at public auction on my stock farm near Bonham Texas 20 head of standard bred mares colts and fillies by John Kirby 2 11 1 4 Gov Francis 2 08 1 4 Gov Sting 2 10 1 4 and several good farm mares and stallions. One year time on approved notes. Sale begins 11 o clock a.m. Farmers invited to buy at their own price. For further particulars write a phone.
Circulars supplement highlights attention and quick print claims. Authors D F Luton and WR Lawrynce present two tracts in Eetor PO.
Corner Beach and West 9th Streets property offered for sale by Mrs Chas. Ask for price and terms. Phone 173.
The fragment advertises Chamber law’s tablets claiming to refresh the user and cure bilious feelings. It also makes a brief, unclear line about offering for sale to “ale dealers.” The OCR text is incomplete and mixes health hype with a stray dealer note.
D H Ely of Bantam Ohio suffered a four year nervous ulcer on his feet. Doctors advised amputation, but he refused and endured the pain with reluctance as treatment options were explored.
An advertisement promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for burns cuts and eczema. It claims quick foot cure and offers boxes for 25e, with distribution by H E Buckle & Co of Philadelphia or St Louis and through druggists or mail order.
Mrs Follis seeks assistance with sewing tasks and requests helpers to respond at her home located at 712 Poplar Street. The notice invites local residents with sewing skills to contact her for work.
State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County. Frank J Cheney pledges to pay 100 for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Cheney and Co advertise the remedy as internal and blood affected. Notary A W Gleason signs date 1896. Hall's Catarrh Cure marketed by F J Cheney & Co Toledo.
Mrs Henry Collett and her young daughter Helen, with Mr W I Foreman, travel to San Antonio. Foreman will spend the winter there, while Mrs Collett and daughter plan a brief visit.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is promoted as a valuable general tonic with quinine and iron. The ad asserts it acts on the liver drives out malaria enriches the blood and builds up the whole system. A 50 cent price is listed.
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