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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1925
Page
2
Oxford colleges rely on soft local stone that flakes and rots after a decade. Builders must dress the outer surfaces and apply new slabs, with large colleges often atop scaffolding. One firm has repaired a single college for eighty years, as ivy was removed due to damage and risk of falling stone.
Bhdt R. T. Woodruff announces a new barber shop opening in the American Theatre Annex. The notice expresses business appreciation and invites local patrons to visit the new establishment.
Several residents recover from illness as crops stay unharvested due to persistent rain. Sunday fires destroy Tony's barn and feed storage. two hogs perish in the blaze. Community reports include visits, church moves, and a funeral for Bill Robinson aged 39.
Cool spell slows cotton picking due to frequent rains. Social notes record visits among Misses Compton Bridges Wheeler Ennis Branch and McClure families. Minor injuries reported as Mrs Claypool cut her finger. Alvin Branch heads to Rowlett for winter work. optical repairs arranged in Bonham. Mrs Hill and Mrs Taylor from Bonham visit and discuss mothers clubs.
Fragmented local notes report Earl Snodgrass driving a new rowing and visits among residents. May events touch Mrs. Gibbs and J K Gibbs while Tulip school plans a Monday opening and rheumatic illness affects Mr McBath.
Special today offers a rolled roast sandwich for 10 cents and a rolled beef sandwich for 10 cents at the 81-tf John Pierce Sandwich Shop.
WANTED We want your eggs and butter. See 8 T J Crotfelter Prod Co West Leth Street.
Jets of rain from SCTOR PIKE slow cotton picking and farming activity. Lela Belle Huckabee is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Lee McVay visit their parents J W McVay. Perna Renshaw visits her parents. Ural Garner and daughter Ruby Jean visit Garner family. Mildred McQdolell visits Clara Wuckahe.
Classified snippet notes products Eggs and Butter by T J Clotfelter, PROd CO located on West 5th Street. Brief catalog line appears among notices or ads.
An advertisement promises a bottle of Teto's Pyorrhea Remedy will cure sore gums bleeding gums loose teeth and foul breath with a money back guarantee. The sales pitch claims results are certain unlike other treatments and is attributed to J. W. Perler.
Smith Brewer a Kentuckian born January 17 1841 who moved to Texas forty five years ago and lived near Selfs for twenty eight years died at 5 00 am Wednesday after a long illness. He was highly regarded as a good citizen and native of Kentucky with strong ties to Honey Grove and the Selfs area. His passing drew heartfelt sorrow from community members who knew him.
Surviving a long life are wife and three daughters Mrs. Moran of Boswell Mrs. Spence near Toney Grove and Mrs. Watkins of Fort Worth. The Presbyterian held no church membership. Funeral and burial occurred Thursday morning at Oakwood cemetery with Rev. D. J. Murray presiding.
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