27 Nov 1907
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1907
Page
1
The Local Markets offers daily corrected prices for farm produce and staples. Readable items include cotton corn chickens butter hay potatoes turkeys tomatoes turnips okra snap beans and dress patterns. stores White Blakeney Fuller and M. C. Spivy & Co. claim the area’s largest stock in North Texas.
Notice from Lee Thorn, president, inviting all nearby locals to gather at Shady Grove on Friday night to organize a district union. The event aims to unite members under a common leadership and agenda.
The petition by F. M. Landham, bankrupt in the Eastern District of Texas, requests a full discharge from all provable debts. A hearing is set for December 12, 1907, before Referee F. B. Dillard in Sherman, with notices to known creditors by mail.
Tarplay Co and others tout Use Gas for cooking with low-cost mats and ladies' tanahoes from Bolton make. Druggists offer Preventics candy Cold Tablets to prevent pneumonia bronchitis and la grippe without quinine or laxative, 48 tablets for 25 cents, trial boxes five cents.
A quiet marriage at the First Methodist parsonage last night joined Mr. Gue Steger and Miss Leila Peeples at 7 pm. Rev. T H Morris conducted the ceremony. Steger is a respected Bonham citizen, Peeples a cultured, popular parishioner. The Favorite offers congratulations.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that the Toledo firm will pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice, dated December 6, 1886, claims the medicine cures via blood and mucous surfaces and markets it through Cheney & Co. in Toledo.
A interested buyer can take the upright piano on storage or purchase with balance due. The $450 piano has eight months use and payments of $8 or $10 monthly. Also yard wide peau de soie fabric offered at 750 today. White Blakeney Fuller and Mrs F P Wells noted ill health. Bonham Poultry Association catalogs available from Secretary W T Smith with show details.
Wagon Yard owner Bill Marcom lists a well kept yard near the First National Bank and Starnes & Roberts shop on West 4th Street Bonham Texas. He offers or trades good horses and ponies for sale. He seeks a foreman horse shoer and blacksmith at the adjacent shop.
The Spot home for small cash payment and balance in three years J B Spotts Coleman Texas.
Street Commissioner J B Fitz gerald and assistant James Graham are praised for their work on the streets using the split-log drag. Cotton seed the genuine Triumph recommended by the government. Gordon Dunn Bonham Texas.
An anonymous citizen argues for resuming silver coinage to boost money supply and farmer prosperity. He cites rising crop and commodity prices, railroad and mine development, and US holdings abroad as factors requiring more currency. He urges reissuing the silver dollar with a moral motto and expansion of silver mining to spur industry.
H. M. Norman & Co promotes Chase & Sanborn teas and coffee Batavia canned goods Albatross flour Heinz preserves and mince meats in a locally offered selection. The ad lists phones 171 and 83 for ordering.
Go to R. S. May for tread cakes and pies with fruit cake specialties Citron raisins and currants. Phone 346.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and other remedies, claiming blood purification and stomach and liver benefits. It argues medicines are alcohol free, triple refined, and widely endorsed by medical leaders. A separate note promotes Dr Shoop’s Restorative with free sample offers and a local burial association assessment payment reminder.
Turkeys and fresh oysters advertised with plentiful supply from Big Gerstaff and McMurray.
Pain anywhere or in the head is claimed to be stopped by a small pink candy tablet. The ad urges readers to write Dr Shoop in Racine for a free trial and asserts the tablet removes excess blood pressure at the pain site.
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