29 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1920
Page
1
In a Leonard Graphic column a satirical plea warns readers of rising costs and urges thrift while joking about egg shipments and holiday plans. References include editorials from Clarksville Times and mischief by town crows, plus a sharp line about two Dallas girls fined for flirting.
A list of subscription prices for Wy Cty Carrier and City Carrier including advance, in town, and mail options shown. The notice ends with a post office entry marking Bonham Texas as second class mail matter.
In Kansas City the National Farmers Union was urged to inform all affiliated bodies about a proposed general strike. Secretaries of local unions reportedly received copies of the resolutions as debate continues over the impact on farm prices and inflation.
A Clarksville TimesGreletin note says plows touch nine dollars and eighty six cents on the Omaha market, lowest since POE, while pork stays above pre war levels. A resident cites hog and cattle surpluses and urges neighbors not to sell out, vowing to stay amid uncertain times.
Custom tailoring promises more days of wear per price with guaranteed fit and fabric quality. Shop offers woolens, cleaning and pressing, dry cleaning, dyeing, and satisfactory service. Located on the North Side square, phone 531-1.
Aspect session of the County Commissioners Court will be held to morrow to approve the bows of the new officers on the Counts who will be sworn in and take charge of their cities Wednesday. References to police chief and enforcement officers arise amid notes of desertion and local happenings in New Orleans and Bonham area.
Yesterday at 8 30 a.m. Mr Elmer W Morelock and Miss Billie Watkins were married at the bride’s sister Mrs Ben Kennedy home Ela officiant F W O’Malley. They planned a breakfast ploy at the bride’s parents but chose the ceremony first and left for McKinney where the groom works. Morelock, a young contractor, earned a fine reputation in the city and helped build the First State Bank. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Mack Watkins, is admired as one of the prettiest and sweetest young women here. The couple will be welcomed by congratulations from friends.
A Methodist preacher stationed near Prewawood was sent to California after a conference decision. He was transferred from the Texas Conference to the Northwest Texas Conference, now Kens Conference. The notice mentions room arrangements and a Coke card with light Permery details.
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