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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1925
Page
4
East Side Cafe and Meat Market advertised for sale offering sale as a pair or individually. Terms described as easy and negotiable with trade options including livestock or an automobile. Interested parties urged to see Robinson and Owens for details.
Mrs A M Cline visits Dallas while Pete Shea and son remain at home due to illness. Dallas visitor Mrs Harry B Merrill visits her parents on West Eighth. Mrs E C Marston of Houston plans to visit daughter in Russell Heights. Mrs Sig Biggerstaff recovers from tonsil surgery. Families travel to Denton to see daughters at C I A and attend gatherings at the Denton Country Club.
Booth Tarkingtons one act play The Trysting Place is set for morrow night at 8 45 to be staged by the Little Theatre in connection with the American Theatre picture showing After the play Virginia Valli stars in Up the Ladder It is adapted from a stage success of last year and is described as an interesting novel story James May and his wife visit the city as guests of Mr and Mrs Raleigh Abernathy having driven from El Paso The two ladies are sisters
Potatoes slips priced at 3 dollars per 1600 and tomato plants at 50 cents per 100. Contact R. S. May & Son by phone 8 270-21 for details.
The Tax Assessor John I. Crouch announces a ten day extension for rendering property for tax assessment in Fannin County Texas. If not assessed, residents should call the assessor’s office at once to avoid higher costs. The notice urges prompt action to avoid unrendered property penalties.
A playful exchange shows a friend offering a penny for a kiss to Elizabeth while Bright Kid declines, saying they can earn more by taking codliver oil.
Governor Miriam Ferguson grants Jim Cade a conditional pardon for manslaughter after testimony by his wife alleging prison irregularities involving S. L. McKnight. W. C. Russell also restored to citizenship. The Texas Bankers Association holds its 41st annual convention in Houston with up to 2,000 delegates and notable out‑of‑state banking guests.
Frank Smith, pardoned by Governor Neff while a condemned man in Louisiana, confessed to the murder for which Rank Smith was serving in Texas. He died at noon Monday from bullet wounds suffered near a Houston hotel Sunday night. The week-end death toll from crime and accidents reached three with seven others injured. C. C. May is held in connection with the case.
President Coolidge reportedly finds the Hague conference for codification of International Law not feasible at this time. The statement came from White House briefings in Washington on May 19, as reported by United Press.
One man down at the Confederate send-off this morning declared belief in the cause. He was J. W. Peeler, not a Confederate soldier and not old enough, yet he spoke fervently in favor of the Confederacy.
A brief dialogue in the O. K. London Mail features a playful exchange about formality and names with a lighter tone. The two speakers negotiate using first and last names, reflecting social etiquette in a comic mini scene.
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