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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1925
Page
5
Property listing offers 40 acres two and a half miles from town with no waste and a nice bungalow, priced at 100 dollars per thousand. Balance to be arranged by J. M. Lowrey of Bonham Texas.
Fragmentary report mentions Blue Ridge and Farmers teams and a timed round. No clear outcome, location, or date. text references cars and minutes but lacks verifiable facts.
Arce Berry Farm located 7 miles north of Bonham offers an 8 acre property with four room house barn and good water. located about 1-4 mile off the pike with berries and figs. Price 1250. One good berry crop will pay for it. J M Lowrey Bonham Texas 3-1.
On Allen Avenue just west of the hospital a modern bungalow is offered for $1700. A small down payment and a monthly balance plan are available. By J. M. Lowrey of Bonham Texas. Bet.
Owing to the Rotary rooms being papered, the meeting planned for today was postponed until Thursday at noon.
A reader note from the Goshen News Times jokes that home brewers may delight the government rum navy not operating on land, implying a humorous take on prohibition era policy. The line echoes playful public sentiment from a local paper.
Mrs R G Fowell recovers from a severe tonsillitis. Mrs C L Gee leaves for Ranger to settle there. R P Miller and family return from Albany Oklahoma after visiting his ill mother. Mrs Ben Clanton and children visit J W Rountree's family and report good crops. Rev J P McVay preached at Daddy Gaston’s home. Mrs Bessie Polk returns from Albany Oklahoma. T M Ful ding of Penile visits. Chas McCarter and family visit Orphans Home. Mrs Hula Richardson visits Bonham. Mrs E G McSwain visits Dodd City. Mrs YJ Curtis ill. R P Miller, Mrs R F Green and Iris Curtis attend Bonham church.
Adams Health is good at present. Residents from this area visited during Telephone Sunday. Earl Lovelace and family from Lubbock are visiting friends and relatives. H. R. Ball and family returned to Eastland with Ball's father. Frances Rosser Lens Willis Horace Elmore Jack Cockrell attended Allen Chapel Sunday night preaching. Steven's sister and brother-in-law also mentioned.
Farmers push ahead with rapid bale picking as local activity grows. Mrs. Jones remains on the sick list while Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McVay visited in Bonham Sunday. Verda Harper returns from Sanger Texas after visiting relatives Maxwell. Mr. and Mrs. James Mathney and children Clarice and Walter are mentioned among attendees.
A fragment recalls Mrs Vaser visiting from Edhube with unnamed company and a reunion with Mr and Mrs Jim Bishop. Most children attended except one daughter in the West. It invites readers to White Shed for Sunday singing and Sunday school at 19 and 2 00. Also notes Cripple Creek visitors to M Dave Ramsey and family Saturday night and Sunday.
Ravenna notes Miss Annie Twyman still suffering headaches and traveling to Paris with Miss Byrd Twyman for care from Dr. Roberts. Cotton picking and hauling water are current daily tasks as local residents visit nearby Denison and host visitors such as Mr. Farris and daughters Jewel and Little Allie.
The report lists visitors to Captain and Mrs Deupree, calls out Mr Rural Slaughter and Mr Colia Parson visiting Parsons family, notes Mr Twyman on the sick list, and mentions Grandma Kincade improving. Bro Davis preached at the M E church, and both gins were busy last week due to cotton picking. Louise Cozine, Geneva Hodges, and Ruth Gray are mentioned in travel to Denison via Miss Hodges in her car.
A local patent remedy promotes Halil's Catarrh Medicine with an ointment for external relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood to clear mucous surfaces. Marketed by druggists for over 40 years by J. Cheney & Co. Toledo.
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