The Bonham Daily Favorite (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 209, Ed. 1 Monday, April 5, 1920 Page: 5 of 6
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BONHAM DAILY FAVORITE MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1920.
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Why are
WRIGLEYS
flavors like the
pyramids of Egypt?
Because they are
long-lasting.
And WRIGLEY'S is a beneficial
as well as long-lasting treat.
It helps appetite and digestion,
keeps teeth clean and breath
sweet, allays thirst.
CHEW IT AFTER EUERY MEAL
Sealed Tight-1
Kept Right
A10
HONEY GROVE
AND PARIS
SPLENDID EXAMPLES OF CLEAx
I.INKSS ACCORDING TO KTATK-
MKNT FIHK INHI’Ef TOK.
AUSTIN, Texas, April .‘1 Paris
still profit, from the lesson, of that
great cotiflagution which destroyed
that city, ami the people are main-
taining splendid condition, there, ai •
cording to In.pertor H. B. Savage of
the Fire Prevention Division of the
State Fire Marshal's office, who ha.
just completed a reir.speetion of many
North Texas towns.
Bari* nnd Ho ey Grove are goon
examples of what can he accomplished I
"he i the people are backing up thc|
Fire Marshal in his work, said State;
I' re Marshal lrglish.
“'I his department is urging a clean-
up campaign in every city in Texas’’
continued Mr. Inglish. “If t»e are 10
escape dangerous conflegations we.
must maintain clean cities. This is
necessary, too, from a health stand-)
point, ai d I am urging w ith the health
departments of city, county and st«t<
i 1 making clean, healthful and safe.
“Summer is one of the danger peri-
ods, and it is well for every city to in-
augurate a clean-up campaign in
April. We are asking the cluh women
of the State to co-operafe ill this
work, and we believe that l'exus will
he cleaner than ever before wnen the
summer of 1920 shall arrive with nil
its tendency to fires.”
OIL NEWS
Edited by WILLIAM SPOTTSrtOOP
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WELL AT GUNHIGH’I RESPONDS
TO SHOT. IS MAKING 2,OKI
The well formerly known ... tin
Sammies No. 1 Thorpe, and one of
the first drilled in the Gunsight d
tritt, wus given a shot of 420 <]um t -
Saturday night and responded with an
initial production of 2,100 barrels.
The well Is now owned by th ■ . V
slow for two weeks but since the flow
of water lias been eased off they are
reported to t>e making very rapid)
progress. Tile Viola Petroleum Com-
pany is drilling with standard tools.
The test is on the Exstein tract near
Locust.
teau t o. List Summer .lic.Summie
Oil Corporation drilled it '• * ) 'U-yt';
drilled to the Caddo st,1-
ivuu Company. '*
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of 1,724 feet when it
000,000 cubic feet of »<
A RAW, SORE THROAT
En: Yukly When You
Apply a _I-jit*c_Mu3t:role.
Ar.d Mur.erolo .won’t like
the cld-fashiortd -.nu.-'ar-l ter.
.lust rpread it on viih ./ n:v : igots.
It penetrates to the sor j« ' uh
gentle tin; le, looser.:; the c. tica
ind draws out the aorenes t nnd pain.
Muatcrcle is a clcun, white omt*
nnat m:.de with oil of mustard. It
is line for quick relief (•: >in .ore
throat, bronchitic, 1 -nsilit , or ran, stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia. , ruiacha,
congt ’.ion, plem.-y, rhcummism, lum-
bago, tain.- and ..chis. ot the back ot
lords, sprains.soretu usclcr, ':ri;in-s.chil-
Wains, fro u d feet. cold, on tiu chest.
Nothing ikeMusteroie ft r croupychil-
dren. Keep ic handy t ir ir. un
COc and Co- jara; hospital size cL’.SQ.
LABORERS TOO NUMEK'
AT HI RKHUi .
Oil field and refinery workers
boon warned to stay nway from t!" '
Burkburnett field by .1. A. Ross, sec-1
rotary of the International Associn-j
tion of Oil Field, Gas and Refinery !
workers, according to the Oil amt Gar
Journal. Secretary Russ is quoted a
saying:
“The Burkburnett oil field district i
I cing flooded with men an ! at prc.-
< nt vve find from 3,000 to .7,000 neu
lying around idle in -111(1 a. jund the
difitiiet with nothing to ! . Getter
ally n lug boom is looked >r in this
district with the coming of • firing, but
i-uth i.- not tin case this .-.ason it: I
the high prices are compelling the
men to leave Hurkburnett the quick
est way possible."
VIOLA PETROLEUM TEST
REACHES 00 FEE I’
DENISON. April ." Tl ■ Viola P-
troleum Co. No. 1 test, >n f lie i
son, has reached u depth o’ 000 feet
accord fug to reports receive.I in Deni-
son tod iv. They have 820 ti et of ten
im h fusing ret nnd have been drilling
right and day since March 12. On
account of undcrrcuining from a depth
of 1.10 to S:30 feet drilling was very
Ft)l It NEW TESTS AT
ItOTAN UNDER WAV
lit ,p^tT'AN, Texas, April Four new
“LAinHviV ,on winch test wells‘arc c<>
ftlcied dm\ (2 it once are reported in the
PerkV' S^'n. Derrick material .has
led tool, i ) th Nelson furm, one
rr "f -sr ngs. The
| JJJJJ Wlrf; western Oil Co. has spudded)
’itiCyiX^ ■section 7, block V. Texas & Pa-
' elf' ' Pa i a . ii ey. in N county.
In the ensteTn part, of Scurry county,
near the Fisher county line, mate-1
rial is being unloaded for u test in j
section 11. The fourth location is;
in section 75, Scurry county.
The blacksmith shop • f th. vest-
over No. 2 'veil on tin Ea.rton tract
west of Denison was blown down sev-
eral days ago and is now being re-
built. A cur load of easing has hei n
received for tin.- well and work will
lie resumed in drilling as soon as a
shipment of heavier drill stems ar-
rive. Denison Herald.
The Bryan County Oil t ■>. is drill-
ing light along in their No. 1 test
well eight miles north of Denison in
Bryan tou-ty. Oklahontu. this well
recently eni niinfetcd a shallow sard
but passed this up for bigger p nv sard
Kin'c there is shallow oil northwest of
De i-on along the Red River geolo-
gists believe that n .similar formation
follow i the liver east through Bryan
ecu' y and already three companies
have locatin':,s made in this tfount.v
slm the l iver. Deni.1'* Herald.
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Have You Bought Y.ur
Cotton Seed
You that have nntlrp i ni
phnting seed with me will i.lease
cp.II for them at once, i i ,|y
hnvfe a few loll.
C. W. ClAYiON
WANTED Lady attem, m, 2 ,
I* p). nt. See
tf DR. tl. H. CLARK.
OFFICE SP U1 TO RENT.
W<* have two i fi'i i'" i • i'
South Side Square.-- Fannin 1
Realty Co., Phone (lit.
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FOR SALE.
100 pairs Arpiy Shoes J. F. Bowl-
ing Prod. Co., Opposite P. th I'
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following marriage Lenses!
have been issued since April 1:
( I: u ley I .a 'hen and Mrs. K. Wolfe.!
Dcii- a: ,)■ bn Serdi-ier and Mrs.
Mi ten McDowell, Ponhnm; a. II.t
Griffett nnd Miss Levina Hudson,
Wolfe City; E. L Brown and Miss Inn
Gatlin, Leonard; B. W. Brown and
'D. I.ella Krlmi.lson. Ladonia; Al-
\ • C. i la to; and Mrs. A nie Ilat
n, I raid: W. M. Windie and
M Foe Richardson, I masco; .1. II. .
lli. i fr. in and Ida M'Forlimil, Monk,
town; Gris Douglas and Davie Allen,
Trenton.
<vdnred: Lisli Reyn.ids and Opihe-
iia Ileal. Jim Timberlake and Mrs.1
Mae Lari.
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•I. E. Barrett of Bonham, route I
was a visitor at the Favorite office [
Saturday and put u 1921 date on his
ropy of tin Daily Favorite. He re
ported form work in his community j
progressing nicely.
cents
tNHAM Bt
IOVE
STORE
)RK
I’t; STORE.
DIED IN •: IIIf Vtit).
Henry Myers, (!7 years old, died in
Chicago Saturday. He had been in tmd
henllh fur some time. The lumial <«•-
eurred in Chicago at Forest Park
Cemetery yesterd: v.
Mr. Myers was a brother of George
W. Myers of this city a d \ is;te I him
about fifteen years ago. Some linv
before this he was an employe i f th"
Texas -k Pa';fie Railway Comnany
and is vemeinherod by a number of
Bonham people who will deeply re
grit his iliath.
The Hamburger Cafe is still dome
business at 207 Main street. <it
U II I. READ i HE D \11,\
Tom I’. Moore of ll.eiham j..au: a
was in Bonham Saturday and ordered
C e Daily Favorite tc his address fir
the coming year.
THE NK\\ SPIRIT.
It seems that they have a . evv m in.
in some of the big schools oi ,he
country thr ;o days; the “.student so
vict" take-, the place of the old .'gw
submission to authority. A nu-mal ii.
Km mis got a tu -ts ol t! i j i , iive-
; c.-s of t:iii :e \vI'., an tak g m .1 r
higher stuff ju t the i tin r da, . T
normal i.- u.-tairad by tl e ix-payci
of the st-.te and the object ot it is ,■>
impure teachers. These '.oon-to-be
professors organi/.ed na title and
took it u; -g thcniselve.. to 'uik th-• -i-
who were instructing them tn r | .ma
of the college campus. The reason
for the duel ing was that re Victims
wouldn't bcln build a ccrtuai trail; to
be cs<..| for cueing.
Good stuff it . . Thu " 'cllows will
male great educators, vv■ • ■ >'t they'.’
But who wants to huvi su ii u-ach .
ling this
Minor.
tin ii heads.—Temple
WHEN
took HTSLLA-VITAE .m<1
h ul taken
Of ll Nip
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fedn’t li ivc* In
■ »kcn
ll t! 14
toys
ri\\ v thv
K*o\vdvi. m is m it - iM\vi,n,i viicn
td met ft*.I by <•-Pc *;• «tu.!c it?* ‘ thrui it
is when practiced bv nevro liootVdttfks
and it is hitfh time people were '»et-
WeHArined
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You Can Always Depend
On Our Candies Being
Fresh.
Tex.
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Willson’s Drug Store
FREE INNER TUBES
To introduce our new line ol
Tires in this eounlv.
tit EVERYBODY’S.
TOAST
Crisp,generously but-
tered golden-brown
toast for break* as'
»ust “Kits the spot,’
foesn t it?
NOLD’S
Big Dandy
makes delicious toast
Model Steam
Bakery
sooner, non
<Iow n.
my women in t!to prim* of
life havo iiui>!o t. mista’co.
Many yottog r;ir!s 1 iva stnrtod
into womanhood h t-ullc.inped
for 1lf* lx mu; ‘ t’-, tr ^ ■.
nostet tc 1 them at r j ci ltlc.il
period.
For more than h.ilf n r- n’
PTr.r.LA-vitat: » ■ * i.
sufferinT worp.* •: J > .- l t’
•
ht*lt'*'ii tin in i j k
happy.
RTKl.L \-VIT.\K is - ^ i|
yo.ir druicp i■ t *.11 .1 rrmn* ur 11
that it th- rtrut oottle <i«». Jj
help > o 1. )c Will r 1 fun>i 11.- L
money you pui.l .‘or it. I
Thacher Medicine Co.
T«nn., U. S. A. |»
Had Nrrvou* Headache
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In the let r f 1
More New Arrivals in
Suits and Dresses
\Ve have some fetching models to show you. that have
been created h\ the foremost artist designers of New York,
and Paris. Our efforts to procure the pick of the garment
production of this season have been commendable success-
ful. Whether you wish severe, superbly tailored garments
or elaborate effects suitable for dressy affairs we havu
members of distinctive styles to offer you.
Their high style and superior finish would naturally
lead you to expect high prices. But that isn't the way of
this -.tore. Hi'^h style and low price- i- our idea—and these
offerings most successfully embody it. We are pleased to
he able lo list such splendid values as the following uim--
Saits front $29.50 to $89.50
Evening 'ear
Women who are desirous ->f providing their wardrobes
with Dresses of uperior i; ling and modeling for all >cca-
ion - of ev ening wear will appre. i-;te the varutit-s which we
present for inspe tion and sc’eciion. Our prices are very
moderate and w*!l be found to he
with every pur e. no matter how i
orom
ha 1
mony
i i "om
$15 00 to 569.50
T'g.
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til! j t and
: J,» fetd !<•
Max Her me
• THE S.\i i-:> I PI.A*
W EM SIDE Ol \!!i:
E Tti
TRADE"
BONHAM.
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in'T
toe sine ey Willjot's Drug Store—
Bimham. revs*.
Whit. Wy:.v!' in
—guaranteed *1.50 for
Adii:vt . I’l.iinr tID.
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When company conics
there is n > t itne to
waste—no chances to
be taken—so mother
secs that there is al-
ways a can of
CALUMET
BAKING P01VDES
on hand. Cake.-,. pL-s.
doughnuts, muffins ar.d
all good things to eat
must be dressed up in
their best ta te and
looks.
Then, too. her reputa-
tion as a conk must
be upheld — a td she
"stakes” it p* ’ ”wet
ernytime. b it
will not cl;.~ r.
Order a c»" . •■>! -• f -
*‘co:npan)'* kind of b-.i;ir. ,i
errry day.
Calumet corMinv nly
li^redienu ns have bc-n
approved officially b> the
U. S..Food Au l.e' .
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Wli.L BE OISl H \K .ED
We '.l fretll Si ! t Fl'Cll Fl.t'il.
* fir-t-ilasi i’.i-i iac. v * h;i lie. n at
Ci:iU|V Din i to the effect Prat I'.c will1
! |.e discharged this wn k ami will pnb-
f ably reach Loitbam lotci. time rext
vvik. He Ira.- : " . I I • three y, o.
enlistuie t. «pee-!mfr •••me tbi.. ... r.«
1 roue, and will revv pivbabiv locate in,
Be ham.
To Drive Out .Malaria
And Build Up The Svstem
Take the Old Standard GROVE’S TASTE-
LESS chill TONIC You know what you
are taking, as the formula is printed on
every label, showing it is Quinine and
Iren in h tasteless form. The tAilnine
drives out the malaria, the Iron builds up
thu system. 60 cents.
Binder for sole at a real bargain.
I j Can he seen on Mis. T. F. Gray’s farm 1
t’t ,1. B. I.nughlin. Fekehito, Okla
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Good black land farm. 280 acres
200 in cultivation, well improved NTs'"
5 rcora bangalcw. new barn and twe
ar.ant houses. Would consider scene
trade. Located 5 miles front Hope.
Ark., near good school. —Telephone
58 or see at tit l it,
LOWREY BROS.’ GROCERY.I
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Courtesy is Reciprocal
inis are
i’ retain
it folks.
toi ; human nature :• milt 11 os t v> .-
The youtiK women v ho op* rate tb. toleplK -.i *vvit,
U-tfth*. that they mu. t be com-tci . t > patrons if they vv:
their place-. 5 et ti iepho; -p- .i; - arc I :-a"
Things do not niuuys so i xi.ctlv r.gr.t ai. the telephone e\-
. hange—ju«t a* in th - office, tin -t, n . oi ■ . > n ie :h. home No fele-
phone apparatus ha- yet been manufactured that Works alnolutcly per*
l'ectlv. all the time and undei ill conditions.
Some delaa-. inconvenience*, a • -■ me pi r -,-rvice must be ex-
peeted. Even trams are some times late; .-tor. deliveries sometimes
jro astray, ard letters sometimes reach the wrong address.
And. somehow when things p > wmnjr around the telephone of-
five, '’calling down" the •■p'-rator never seems to remedy them.
Tlsasc
CT -pltir’. ’ COMPLAINT DLPAF.TMti T
Bwham Telephone Co.
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Spotts, Sherwood. The Bonham Daily Favorite (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 209, Ed. 1 Monday, April 5, 1920, newspaper, April 5, 1920; Bonham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth921757/m1/5/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bonham Public Library.