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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1908
Page
1
The readable fragments show a jumbled mix of letters and symbols with no clear names places events or facts to form a coherent summary. No identifiable persons organizations or dates are present.
Raymond Teal and his chorus of performers bring a bright musical revue to Steger next Wednesday night. The show features 14 rapid costume changes, a $1,800 wardrobe, and Ike will sing his famous "Let Me Down Easy." Teal, praised as a top黑 minstrel comic, is expected to draw a capacity audience.
The group expresses gratitude for public support and press backing from Favorite and Bonham News, despite bad weather. They pledge annual fairs to promote stock, farm products, and industrial arts, thanks to local businessmen for donations, and reaffirm dedication to county welfare. Signed by B. K. Johnson, Cor, See’y.
M C Spivy and Co reports ongoing shipments of new merchandise and now offers expanded hosiery with Hole Proof guarantee six pairs wear six months. Added children's shoes and improved ladies and men’s footwear lines. Expanded garment, clothing, and department selections to deliver superior store values.
The Cotton Market reports prices today spanning a wide range from 8.50 to a high for the season. A meeting of the Taft and Simpson Republican clubs for Precinct No. 1 is set for next Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at Bonham City Hall, Texas. Pb. Weaks chairs the gathering and invites all members.
Reported in Muskogee that President Roosevelt ordered federal prosecutor George Walker to quash indictments before statehood took effect. The case involved Chickasaw and Choctaw officials over school warrants and legal fees, with resignations and a planned full exposure by state figures.
A sugar beet over two feet long with a single branch goes on display at Thompson and Abernathy's today. The odd vegetable was grown by D P Spivy in tas parden and draws attention for its remarkable size and unusual form. Meanwhile Mrs Cora Morrow learns of her infant granddaughter's death in De Kalb as daughter Miss Audrey rushes to attend the funeral by the eight o clock train.
Bonham community notes Sunday Schools and their members as a point of pride. The column invites nonmembers to join and reflects on yesterday’s record.
Local note describes office relocation toward the north corner of a square near Shiry and Reynolds. Mentions Dr A Helbing and Biggs at Lohacea Presents, with Sid Smith referenced in connection to the move.
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