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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1925
Page
6
An advertisement touts White Ointment and Soap to treat pimples blotches and facial blemishes. It claims dramatic skin improvement and self presentation benefits, emphasizing economical pricing with 60 cent and 25 cent sizes and broad dealer availability.
The Fair Booster Trip will start Wednesday at 8:00 a m for a three day county tour. Circulars were sent to visited towns and Matty reports are arriving from towns across the county inviting the Boosters. Several towns are arranging special entertainments and officials praise county cooperation. A letter from J F Thompson, Secretary, Honey Grove Chamber of Commerce, is included.
Red Cross in Fannin County announces Miss Beatrice Hall will lead the year’s nutrition program. She operates from Dr Kennedy's office in Benham and will supervise Baby Clinic and Pre School Conference at the fair. Local Medical Association aids in making the clinic a standout event.
The Fair Association urges county cooperation to create an educational Textile Booth run by Mrs. C W Johnson. It will display embroidery tatting knitting crochet sewing and rag rugs with a special elderly crafts class for entrants sixty years or older. Cash prizes offered with free exhibits and catalogues available from listed organizers. entries due before September 28 at the Baty Grounds.
A local ad showcases a range of table vases flowers and wall vases for home decoration inviting customers to visit Prannon's at the 17 ft location for display and purchase.
A drug advertisement urges readers to purify their entire system with Calotabs weekly for several weeks claiming it restores health. The copy promotes a family package with directions priced 36 cents and lists drug stores as sellers.
A Sept. 16 gathering in Honey Grove invites Bonham and county residents to travel together. The letter promises a lunch arrangement, circulars for wide distribution, and hospitality from Honey Grove with an expected turnout of two to three hundred daily. Contact Phil Wise and others for details.
The Denham Ding Company closing event for Name Chautauqua happens next Wednesday night September 9 at the Fair Park Building. Reserved seats are limited so buy tickets early for a night of laughs and audience cheer.
Obituary note reports F D Crittenden, formerly of Paris, died at home in Amarillo after short illness. The aging merchant had moved to Amarillo years earlier and was survived by family members. Funeral details not fully clear in the damaged text.
Approximately 25 722 bales of ten have been ginned in Nueves ty to date, reflecting ongoing harvest activity. The tally shows steady progress as local mills process fiber amid seasonal demand.
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