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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1925
Page
5
Crossword puzzle prompts readers with a battering of simple words per Margaret Heylman notes and hints. The clues cover fragrance, animals, verbs, pronouns, and foreign terms, inviting lively vocabulary expansion.
The Red Ball schedule lists departure times from Sherman and Bonham with connections to Dallas. It notes hourly/bihourly runs from early morning to evening and links with Santa Fe and Katy lines at Gainesville for north south routes, Wichita Falls, Ardmore, and Wichita connections.
Rain delays hit crops with cotton outlook gloomy and oats yielding poorly for cutting. Market shares may rise if rains continue. Local notes include visits by Mrs. Bettie Ware and family, trips by Fred Renfro, Mr. Henry Thomas in Oklahoma, and a school term finalization at Cottage Bend. A dog outbreak caused by a mad mastiff leads to town dog killings.
Edwin McKellar of Austin Texas offers for immediate acceptance a few shares of Fannin County State Bank stock. The notice lists the stock quantity as 267-21 in the source.
A compact guide urges habits like smiling, polite behavior, slow eating, and temper control. It promotes originality, job focus, moral conscience, teamwork, and looking ahead while leaving worry behind.
A comic verse by Gilbert B. Smith of North Fort Worth links common terms dough bakery Greek cafe rolled flapper bell bottoms shiek churn butter wind breeze cheese hotel hold up iceman sale Jew sunshine baseball flowers rain kicking donkey tummy pain loafing loafer fall chauffer baby doll corn politicians home brew kicks pull graft and politics to everyday scenes in a playful riddle like survey.
All the sons and daughters of the Confederacy and their children planning to attend the Dallas Reunion next week are advised to see Commander T. J. Carter of Sul Ross Camp. A special rate is offered and Commander Carter will explain.
Rainy weather slows farming work while community health remains good. Mrs Eva Blake visited Mrs Ida Shrum last Tuesday. The Dooly family from Greenville Texas visits relatives. Miss Lacey Dooly called on Alice Miles Wednesday evening. George John Tosie Elmer and Buster Avant attended Sunday prayer meeting. A school exhibit is planned.
The State National Bank of Bonham in Bonham Texas is authorized to commence banking under the statutes of the United States as certified by Acting Comptroller J Stearns on April 25, 1925. This follows the conversion of The First State Bank of Bonham, Bonham Texas, into the new charter.
Local farmer J P Nevins credits Thedford’s Black Draught liver medicine with relieving months of bilious attacks and severe constipation. He says it cleanses his system, restores energy, and allows him to work harder with renewed vigor.
West 6th area five room house with bathroom two porches garage and yard near latters. Priced at $8000 with $500 cash down. Sold by Will H. Evans & Co contact by phone.
Notice advertises a five room old house on a 200 foot deep lot for sale near Telephone. The listing promises easy terms and mentions Mr and Mrs Jove Yarborough visiting the lady's father, Mr Colon Perkins, in the vicinity. Contact Evans and Co at 266-31 WITR Evans and Co Phones for details.
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