Bonham Daily Favorite Publication Notice
The Daily Favorite prints a brief public notice from the Bonham Texas area. Includes archival interior details about printing and mailing offices and subscription rates.
26 Sep 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1911
Page
1
The Daily Favorite prints a brief public notice from the Bonham Texas area. Includes archival interior details about printing and mailing offices and subscription rates.
The Manufacturers' Record reports Waycross Georgia that future Ware county highways will feature a double row of shade trees funded by property owners and civic groups. Pecan trees will be used. The effort aims to improve travel comfort and aesthetics, with neighbor groups transplanting trees largely at labor cost.
The letter notes a mission becoming operative two years after tree planting to encourage extra care during the trees’ critical period. The result was satisfactory, making tree planting general. It asks if the idea could be applied in Texas, referencing Dallas News.
A Brooklyn Tabernacle preacher frames death as a biblical enemy, tracing its penalty for sin through Genesis, Romans, and Corinthians. He argues Christ’s redemptive work grants a universal future release from death’s prison, culminating in Messiah’s thousand year reign and the final destruction of death in the Second Death.
The State Press Association delegates arrived in Houston for their annual convention. Dallas attendees joked about bathing, Clarence Gilmore and Jake Wolters drew playful remarks, a dinner at Brazos impressed, and Houston’s hospitality received praise as the Texas Press Association eyes a possible next meeting in the city.
A brief aphorism notes that a correspondent who errs at times may still prove a steady spouse, hinting at character over communication in domestic life.
An OCR fragment promotes Vinol as a tonic for the elderly, claiming it keeps health and vigor. It quotes a Boston lawyer and a testimonial about an 80 year old father, urging wide use to support a political campaign and urging action by men of thought and action.
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