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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1925
Page
4
A fragment reads The wisest man ix foolish about women but the most foolish woman ix wise about men. The line attributes wit and folly to gendered observations in a Denver Parra vein.
Windom visitor E. C. Council, Dallas-bound fairgoers, and local residents travel between Bonham and Dallas. Education, marriage moves, and church delegates mark a day of activity as families visit kin, teachers depart for Savoy, and a Christ ion Church Congress draws global delegates in Oklahoma City.
A young man nearly signs in at a hotel when a bedbug crosses the page. The clerk dismisses the issue mentioning a few here. The man laughs at the remark and notes the bug is heading toward his room choice.
Favorite Printing Co offers five cents per pound for large clean cotton rags. The ad appears in the Oil Weekly with a note about an employee interaction.
The Colored Twenty-One Marechan ness Club sent 184 feet of screen wire to the school to curb flies and mosquitoes. Principal Il R Seay thanks the club and the school board for a new drinking fountain. The teachers and pupils look forward to further cooperation this session.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church will meet Wednesday at 3 PM with Mrs. Clarence Lair. Mrs. R. T. Davis will lead. Reports from the District and National Conventions will be shared and all members urged to attend.
For sale ripe bananas listed by D V Hill. Contact 82 31 for details.
Kerr notes several rainy days with more expected. Rev Hancock preached Sunday at 11 with a large attendance, and Sunday evening singing also drew a big crowd. Visitors J I Wells of Ola Arkansas joined the service, plus social visits among Miss Allred and friends. A revival is planned for the second Sunday in November with weekly singing Sundays.
A compact classified item hints at a product or service promising benefits while you sleep. The snippet suggests trying the item as a potential fit for readers seeking effortless results overnight.
Mrs. C. V. Pearce lists Rhode Island Red cockrels priced at 125 dollars each. Address given as B3 31 Dodd City Texas for inquiries or pickup. The brief ad emphasizes available birds and contact details.
Mrs. Wiley suffered a sprained ankle after stepping off the curb near the State National last night. Dr. Kennedy said recovery would take about a week. The injury occurred after the tenth show, drawing a large crowd as a car was believed to have struck Mrs. Cowley.
Rare business opportunity in south Bonham offers a 7 acre truck and plant site with water access potential for electric lights and gas. Bargain price set at 4000 dollars. Contact R. S. May at phone 8 for details.
Evans and Co advertises business lots for sale on South Main Street near Marble Yard East Front. Property offered as a big bargain with easy terms and double or ad joining options.
Dr J A Barris practices veterinary medicine with office at Bryant’s Transfer on South Main Street and invites calls from anyone needing his services.
S W Straus urges systematic saving and budgeting as a path to financial security. Citing Gladstone and Shailer Matthews, he emphasizes starting small, keeping accounts, and growing the saving habit, with examples from Oregon state programs and bankers associations.
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