The Leader promises steady editorial work in Graham Texas
The Leader introduces T C Richardson as new editor and outlines aims to uphold high standards in Graham Young County Texas. It references editorials with Mr Rhea, subscription rates, and local notices, plus humorous bits on politics and public figures, a spring poem, and collection efforts by Eugene Thompson.
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Leader
Rhea
Graham and Young County
T. C. RichaRdson
Eugene Thompson
Ben B. Cabell Elected Mayor of Dallas
Dallas voters chose Ben B. Cabell as mayor in a decisive election. Cabell will lead city government, with the result marking a change in Dallas leadership and setting policy expectations for the coming term.
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Ben B. Cabell
Dallas
Dewey Accepts Nomination for President
In a brief pledge, Dewey declares he will accept the nomination for president. Across the Atlantic, British observers note the Boers are far from finished, signaling renewed resistance in the conflict.
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Dewey
Open calls for precinct volunteers lucrative offer
Quote suggests people willing to sacrifice for precinct offices should step forward as columns are available at 2.50 dollars each. The fragment implies paid involvement in precinct duties, with emphasis on monetary incentive.
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Washington
Dallas News
Sam
Continental Tobacco CO
St. Louis
Publication Addressing Delays Noted by Leader
Lead er notes delays in Leader publications due to matters addressed to individuals connected with the work. The notice asks senders to proper channels to speed up processing and avoid future holdups.
Texas wakes to factories and dairy boom
Texas is waking up to factories and milk industries as never before. True there are few certainties yet, but the agitation is intense and likely to yield strong results, building a confident little empire of our own.
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Texas
Chilton Club Forms Amid Campaign Push
Citizens in Chilton sign petitions indicating willingness to organize a club in crude form as the town prepares for the forthcoming campaign. The note urges organizing the club before the campaign period begins.
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Chilton
Bailey Compared to Dashing Yet Ineffective Figures
The passage extols Bailey as a great, handsome man with strong oratory and stubborn disdain for swallow tailed coats. It contrasts him with lively, charming young women deemed unsuitable as wives, and quips that red is good enough, while Bailey remains a poor fit for the U.S. Senate.
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Bailey
U.S. Senate
Stephens County Clerk Race Sparks Pledge Feud
In Stephens County a fight over the pledge between W. R. Tomlinson and Arrington heats up with lengthy articles and unproven charges. Voters tire of the back and forth and wasted newspaper space.
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Stephens County
W.R. Tomlinson
Arrington
Monument plan for Sam Davis sparks Tennessee recognition
A movement to erect a monument to Sam Davis, a Confederate spy executed during the Civil War, gains state attention in Tennessee which has designated a site. Proponents praise his sacrifice saying he preferred his own death to harming others, aligning with Lost Cause sentiment.
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Sam Davis
Tennessee
Thin
Sermon Warns Preachers Against Hypocrisy and Cruelty
A pointed exhortation denounces preachers who harbor sin and speak cruelly. It urges amends to neighbors and God, arguing the faithful must live as Christ-like examples rather than belittle those seen as uncouth or poor. It condemns the hollow Pharisee image and calls for true humility.
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Satan
Voters Face Busy Election Year Ahead
The writer notes the upcoming school elections and state and national contests after city polls close and urges residents to consider the value of their votes in this busy electoral season.
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Noad
The Man with the Hoe and the American Farmer
An old debate over Edwin Markham's poem The Man with the Hoe and whether the American farmer matches the poet’s imagined archetype. The piece argues for poetic license and defends exaggeration as part of literary craft.
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Edwin Markham
Markham
America
No Man Is Perfect and Cannot Please All
A brief reflection on human flaws noting that no person is flawless and no one can satisfy everyone due to inherent human imperfections.
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Sacer
Vaughan
New
Cincinnati
J. E. Morrison & CO
Graham and
Ellasville
Canton
Canton Clipper
Canton Dixie
Enterprise
Denman & Sons
Waegwe Matthews
West Side Square
Geo
L. Rhea
T. &. Richardson
Graham
Wise County Bar
Dr. Dolittle
Pinchbaeck
Evanston
Ind
Mexico
Newell Dwight Hillis
Mose
Evelyn Tome
Port Deposit, Md
Cecil National Bank of Port Deposite
National Bank of
Ash
C.G. King
J. T
Keen Kutter
Buckhorn
Veneve
Remington
Athaghmanee
Bila Qonte
Vo Lau
Montgomery Ward & CO
Madison Street
Taileet Mercantile
Ward
Sushesee
Michigan Av
Medison
Chisaga
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