Local items and ads fill The Leader page
Geo F Parsons moved his brother Joe to town for treatment as his health improves. Mrs E E Johnston in Dallas buying spring stock. Hunt's Cure and Cheatham's Laxative Tablets advertised with prices. J F Conner moved to Jacksboro. Woods House vacant. Prof J N Johnston and family visited. Sewing and infant wardrobes offered. Grass grows after rain. hides fetched high prices. 2000 acres pasture for sale. Prof Blackwell magnetic healer in Graham. Weather cool with recent rain helping wheat. Locative Bromo Quinine to cure colds in one day. John W Casenbary and Miss Susan Perrin wed in Missouri. plan to Crystal Falls. Various visits and travel notes from Graham area.
The Graham School Controversy and Local Reactions
A Graham town dispute centers on school management and tax policy. P A Martin defends articles, accuses the superintendent of personal attacks, and urges voting off the 25 cent tax to restore a six month school term. Also included are notices on local deaths, business ads, and municipal election results.
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Graham School
Money to loan on farms with favorable terms
An ad promises farm and ranch loans with terms better than any competitor offered by D C Atkinson. Local notes include social visits from Mrs M A Stewart and Miss Rachel Brown to Bellevue, family travels to Decatur and Graham, a mail carrier relocation, and a Fifth Sunday meeting near Dundee. Smallpox epidemic ends with Sunday school resuming and a senior league program listed for April 7 1901 led by Miss Georgie Jewell.
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D. C. Atkinson
Sipe Springs
W. P. Waggener
Dundee
Markley
I. Cor
Eph
Georgie Jewell
Missouri Ellis
Geo. McLaren
Texas
C. W. Johnson
West Side Square
Graham, Texas
Guaranteed Salary and Free Travel Agent Positions
A recruitment notice offers $900 yearly salaries with commissions for men and women of good address, asking readers to write Toshiba at Stafford Press in New Haven. The item promotes local and traveling positions to advance interests with an old established house and a liberal income.
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Tafford Press
Curren
New Haven
Con
Red Top community notes and local updates
Local column describes Red Top land sales and settlement, a growing school with four months taught and two remaining, visits from Hon. Jo. W. Akian and Judge, preaching schedule, and neighborly praise. Also mentions Tutt's Pills and Tutt's Liver Pills touted as cures.
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Red Top
Jo. W. Akian
A. J. Adams
Werner
B. F. Harman
Gus Rutherford
Jahazel
A Horrible Outbreak Cured by Arnica Salve and Local Notices
A Morgantown reader credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing a daughter’s eczema like sores. Other items promote Herbine for liver health, sewing services, a stallion sale, and local notices including a guaranteed jack breed. Also advertising chill tonic with printed formula and a Jacksboro trip.
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C. D. Isbell
Morgantown
Renn
Bucklen
Handy & Matthews
Mammoth Jack Stallion SAMl Offered for Breeding
WM Johnson advertises the Mammoth Jack SAMl for the season at Goose Neck farm. Mares bred for $8.00 with fees due when determined. colt guarantees the fee. SAMl is a 6 year old, 15 hands high black Kentucky stock jack, also called the Goldston Jack. Mares will be pastured. mare visits by appointment.
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Goose Neck
Sam
Kentucky
WM. Johnson
Fine French Coach Horse for Sale in South Bend
PARIS a beautiful iron gray coach horse stands 16 1 2 hands high. Half French Coach and half Percheron. Will serve mares at $6.00 at home or $7.00 at mare owner’s home. Also at Jo Washburn's two days the last of each week. Cannot keep mares. Call and see him.
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South Bend
Jo Washburn
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leader
Geo. F. Parsons
South Prairie
Joe
E. E. Johnston
Dallas
Cheatham
Hunt
J. F. Conner
Jacksboro
the Woods House
J. N. Johnston
Whitt
R.N. Price
L. P. Best
R. J. Harris
Seymour
Graham
Fort Worth
Prof. Blackwell
Belmont Hotel
R.C. McPhail
Graham Hard- Co
Jordan
Mr. Kuschke
Dr. Loggins
Bank
T. G. Hunt
E. H. Payne
Olney
E. W.grove
Paschall Barton
Miss Loma
Rusk County
John H. Wood
Gregg
Rusk Counties
John W. Casenbary
Crystal Falls
Susan Perrin
Missouri
Cusenbary
Lige’’ Cusenbary
Murray
Robert Fowler
Galveston
F. H. Bowron
Hackell
Elivei
Atlantic Shoes
Atlantic
Pacific
BEE Hive
Board of Trustees
State University
P. A. Martin
Ballard
Graham Drug Co
Arriada Hudiburg
Salem
Oak Grove
Miss Hudiburg
R. G. Graham
Mgr
J. H. Mittenthall
Frank Herron
Sam Dowdle
L A. Loggins, M. D
Beckham National Bank
Old Beckham Place
Bitter Creek
N. J. Timmons
Mineral Wells
South
Weatherford
Mineral Wells and North- Western Railway
Texas and Pacific
Santa Fe
L. M. Fouts
P. E. Bock
Mgr. Bupt
Graham Leader
Republic
New York World
Young County
E. B. Smith
St. Louie Optical Co
Leaper
R. Crawford
Austin
W. E. Moore
Mrs. Johnston
Tex
Y. F. Gorrissen
R. C. Adams
A. O. Norris, Matthews, Tidwell & Norman
S. B. Street & Co
Ino
E. Morrison & Co
W.S. McIrisey
W. C. Bryan
Willard
Miss Georgie
Mildred Jewell
Mr. Geo. Kinley
Telegraph
Chas. Applegate
Alexandria
Ind
Dr. King
Handy & Matthews Drug Store
Grove
Gro. H. Craig
Tutt
North Oak Street
Price
Grahem Drug Co
E. J. Trueblood
N. F. Boozer
D.C. Atkinson
Takia
J. A. Baker
Y. B. Down Land Loan Company
Mammoth
South Bend, Texas
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