30 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1920
Page
1
Notice to the public explains corrections for erroneous reflections and billing for notices of entertainments and benefits. Obituaries and ecards charged at one cent per word. change of address requires old and new address to avoid delays.
Subscription rates for city carrier and mail delivery listed in advance. Monthly six month and one year options shown with prices. Notice of second class mail matter status filed at the Bonham Texas post office.
A New York World column questions the value of 20 cents for a sardine sandwich and links the issue to broader economic choices. It argues luxuries drive up costs, reducing necessities, and urges simpler living to ease societal strain.
Reconstruction of Europe slows after the Armistice says Everett C Brown president of the National Live Stock Exchange. He notes European buyers would seek American meats if financed, and predicts American corn and hog products will profit the next decade.
A vintage ad note touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a soothing vegetable remedy that prompts normal liver and bowel action without harsh effects. It promotes bedtime use and hints at lower prices and market details across global goods, urging readers to buy at Richardson Market N Main St.
We offer custom tailoring with guaranteed fit and fabric quality for any size or style. Woolens available, cleaning and pressing by specialists, dyeing also provided. Satisfaction guaranteed with no payment before. Phone numbers and North Side Square location listed.
The note warns of calendar dates for land sales and related actions. It mentions delays and the need to confirm dates on the line. The fragment hints at a public sale and associated procedures.
Ambiguous OCR text mentions Nealon, hot, business ties and tour involvement. Discusses expense, connections as best bet, and rapid money actions. Lacks clear facts, dates, or identifiable names beyond Nealon.
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