21 Sep 1907
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1907
Page
1
The item appears as a byline noting The Gaily Favorite with staff credits W S Sports and Business Manager. Readable text is fragmentary and provides limited context about the publication or roles.
The notice invites readers to report any erroneous reflections on persons firms or corporations in The Favorite for correction by publishers.
President Neill says a movement seeks a contract with European spinners to pay 15 cents around for cotton fob at common points. The Atlanta convention next month will settle the plan. Texas will send twenty delegates. Calvin's proposal sparked the discussion during his Europe trip.
For Rent. A number of good farm land spaces offered by Will H Evane & Co. Partner firm lists rental opportunities and broker contact for prospective tenants.
The First Presbyterian Church will hold services at 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. A collection supports schools and colleges, with Sunday School funds for orphans. The Westminster League meets at 6:45 p.m. All are welcome led by Pastor Edgar W. Williams.
G. W. Crider on South Main Street offers sale items including a scraper with double shovels and a steel beam turning plow along with other assorted tools and equipment.
Local ad promotes Huyler's and Lowny's candies at Bonham Candy Kitchen. It also urges customers to try new leather colored brown dress goods from White Blakeney & Fuller as the latest arrival.
Leader Bernice Caldwell presides as the Westminster League discusses Gods Omnipotence with Bible verses and prayers. Miss Florence Foater handles sale clippings, while Miss Inez Weatheraby supplies biblical references and vocal featured soloist Mia Conley. Rural schools in the area prepare to open next Monday amid a sleet music shipment from Canada.
J T Jones says the McCarty tax case will be carried to the United States Supreme Court. The defendant, a meat inspector for the U S Government, was convicted of refusing to pay a $3 street tax in Greenville. Federal habeas corpus proceedings led to his release from custody after Judge David E Bryant presided at Sherman. W H Atwell of Dallas led the federal prosecution.
Bonham Texas September 20 1987 the grand jury for the August term reports 17 days of service examining 308 witnesses returning 18 indictments 11 felonies and 7 misdemeanors. They visited the poor farm and jail with no complaints and note less crime than in years. Court adjourned until Monday morning.
The note from the 19th century records a fresh barrel opened by Kincaid, Reedy and Hughes, producers of homemade sorghum molasses. The informal dedication marks a continuation of the traditional craft and local trade.
G W Twyman of Ravenna Fannin County Texas seeks a full discharge from debts after bankruptcy adjudication dated August 16. A hearing is set for October 6 1907 in Paris Texas before Referee F B Dillard with notice to known creditors by mail and publication in Bonham Favorite.
Local shop announces fresh shipment of Lownys and Huyler’s Candies with Bonham Candy best among Kincaid Reedy and Hughes offerings.
Letters praise Rev B L Adair as a dynamic preacher who drew large crowds despite foul weather. Supporters call him a fine judge of human nature and a powerful speaker to men and women, noting his sermons' logic, planning, and lasting impact on Dallas listeners. His appeal motivates town and region to attend future meetings.
A terse public prompt reminds readers to uphold integrity when a friend seeks help or support. The message urges careful judgment and consistent values in challenging situations.
The saying urges giving the average man room to share his views and personal stories. It emphasizes that open platforms yield honest, practical insights from everyday people.
Quanah Texas reports the Sept 12 focal option election in Harde County produced a prohibition majority of 342 to 50. The Petty Enterprise notes Law Rutherford and Co shipped eighty carloads of hay and handled 59 carloads cut from Braden meadow owned by Lee Carter.
The article recalls an antebellum dairy scene where a plantation owner introduces milking stools and improvements. A darky narrator's line reflects the era. October notes cite J F Cariker of Bonham Texas and a meeting of the Fannin County Interdenominational Sunday School Association. Honey Grove signals a switch to a Monday holiday for Carlton College.
An old style recruitment notice offers agents and canvassers a fortune with the line fortune knocks at every man's door. it urges writing at once for particulars to C Irvine & Co at 206 E Cherokee Ave McAlester.
The Woman's Home Mission Society will pack a donation box Monday for a family with five girls and one baby boy. School clothing is requested. Send articles to the church by 3 o'clock Monday.
An Ansco Camera can be used at no charge for upcoming picnics, with Foster Photo promising to finish the pictures.
Notice states the millinery shop is relocated to the rear of the 5 and 10 Cent Store on the north side square with the first door east of Kincaid. It also notes the death of Newt Ward, formerly of this county near Lamasco, who died at Peck, I T, and was transported for burial at Owens Chapel. he was described as well liked and a good citizen.
Trustees announce sale of 155 acres of fine land two miles south of Savoy known as Haley estate with two good houses on a public road near a school. Property will be divided into two tracks at a low price. Walker Evans, Trustee. Pony Stockings line claims durability for boys and girls by White Blakeney & Fuller.
Final Account filed by John W. Seal as Administrator of Geo. D. Barnes deceased in Fannin County Court. Hearing set for the First Monday in October 1907 at Bonham Court House to contest the account and discharge request. Witness W. A. Thomas, Clerk of the County Court, Bonham. Also includes an advertisement for Dr. Shoop's Restorative with mail sample offer.
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