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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1907
Page
2
The Leader section lists subscription rates One copy for one year at 1.00 dollars and six months for 0.50 dollars. It notes post office entry in Graham Texas as second class mail matter. Names Rank H Bowron P A Martin appear as guarantors amid a reflection on wealth, position, friendship and happiness.
When you need a pill take an Early Riser. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are safe and satisfactory pills. They do not gripe or sicken. Sold by the Graham Drug Co.
The county commissioners of Tarrant County ordered a prohibition election to be held Saturday, April 27. Rev. H. A. Roaz of Polytechnic College presented the petition, and a heated campaign is anticipated.
A man who earned at most a dollar a day saved ten thousand dollars in twenty seven years while raising thirteen children, ten living. He credits his success to choosing a thrifty sensible wife, noting her role in the foundation of fortunes. The exchange adds that credit often goes to the man, but the wife merits acknowledgment.
An article urges more rest for the stomach as overwork causes indigestion and dyspepsia. It promotes Kodol as a thorough stomach relief that digests food and restores normal activity, sold under a guarantee by Graham Drug Co.
Members of the U DC Fitzhugh Lee Camp will award the Cross of Honor to all applicants on April 26. Applicants who submitted requests are asked to meet at the courthouse at 2 o clock on the 26th inst. Mrs. Leia Morris, President. Miss Nora Sloan, Secretary.
Notice to parties desiring to borrow money or sell vendors lien notes. McLaren of Graham, Texas invites inquiries and offers to arrange loans through a leading mortgage company in the Southwest. Personal attention assured.
The Birmingham physician Sir James Sawyer outlined nineteen rules for a long life. Highlights include eight hours’ sleep on the right side with the window open, a body temperature bath, daily outdoor exercise, and a diet favoring fat with little meat and no milk. He urges temperate living, avoiding intoxicants, pets in living rooms, and frequent holidays.
A Kansas boy visits his newborn brother and questions its origins. The mother explains an angel brought it, prompting the child to remark you are dead easy. He suggests trading the baby for one of Johnny Green’s spotted pups, revealing rustic humor of the era.
The speaker extols Hunt's Lightning Oil as a universal remedy used by the entire family for rheumatism cuts sprains bruises burns scalds aches catarrh chillblains and more. The product is praised for quickly yanking old ailments out by the roots and never disappointing.
J W Bayliss of Planters Nursery Denton Texas returns to Graham after a rest and will travel to Mineral Wells soon He will personally fill orders and has agents J R Cornish and C Taylor as the only authorized representatives He warns against unauthorized dealers who claimed to represent his firm last year
Rev Warren Cunningham filled his regular appointment with two sermons to large crowds last Sunday in South Bend. Local residents J R. McBrayer, Luther Braddock, and others visited Gra ham and Lone Star. Dr A P Garnett spoke to big audiences Monday and Tuesday nights. Floyd Burgess and Milton Ford visited Tonk valley. Mrs O A McBrayer and daughters Bertha and Mary visited Graham. A baby girl is noted.
Comrade S. R. Ragland, a member of the 8th Alabama Regiment Gen Clanton’s Brigade of Cavalry, a soldier of principle and Christian fidelity, belonged to Young County Camp No 127. He visited his Alabama home recently and spoke of old friends, died a triumphant Christian death, Camp extends sorrow to his family and prays for a heavenly reunion. R C McPulhan a
A rural church incident ends in humor as a deacon misreads a hymn title and bursts into a comic refrain. The minister assigns the hymn, the deacon stumbles, and the congregation erupts in laughter before a calm closer prayer.
A vintage claim states Hunt's Cure has sold for over fifteen years with a strict guarantee to cure skin troubles. It asserts less than one percent of buyers requested refunds because the product effectively does the work.
An arkansas testimonial urges immediate purchase of Ballards Snow Liniment for rheumatism burns cuts sprains contracted muscles and more. T. 5S. Graham of Prairie Grove credits the product with curing rheumatism after others failed and thanks B H Blakeney for the sale.
I represent the Cisco Marble Works and can fill tombstone orders promptly and satisfactorily. Grave digging rates are adults seven dollars and children five dollars. Call on me W. Ei. Baker, Sexton Oak Grove Cemetery.
Cedar Creek notes show continued dry spell with slow farming progress. Corn remains unfinished and cotton planting is uncertain without rain. District court at Breckenridge heard cases earlier this week while locals visit kin and friends in Cedar area.
An advertisement extols good judgement as essential for men women and mothers. It promotes White's Cream Vermifuge as the best worm medicine for babies and notes grateful mothers crediting their children's health to the product sold by B. H. Blakeney.
Six square six foot show cases in good shape are offered for sale to make room for new stock. Bargain pricing available from GrRAWAM Drue Co.
Bob Bryan and family visited Bend for fishing over Friday and Saturday returning with luck. J W Douglass sold his farm to Jim Boozer for 2500 dollars. Rev H H Windham visited Bend and preached at Upper Tank Valley. Annie Harrell Jewel Ingraham ill. Ingraham moved from Collin County seeking rain. Ester Clifton Rogers have measles. J L Smiths visited Mrs Rog ers in Pleasant Hill. A rain would be welcomed. Mr Hereford Bulls will be in Graham on Saturday April 20 with full blood bulls for sale. Crumpton’s advertises home made candies drinks and busy store atmosphere.
An advertisement touts Herbine as a liver regulator and cure for dyspepsia constipation chills and fever and liver complaints. Testimonial from F C Waite of Westville Florida says two bottles cured his month long illness. Sold by B H Blakeney.
Joe the Snodgrass Jack, a five year old Black Mammoth Jack, will season at the breeder’s Tank Valley place nine miles southwest of Graham. Terms ten dollars to insure a foal. For breeders, register name and number of mares promptly. ml4-2m H. Brashears.
Five year old blood bay horse about 16 hands tall and 1250 pounds. Three-fourths running stock and one-fourth draft. Will stand at Briar Berd this season with ten dollars insurance. Will pasture mares from a distance. W. E. Moore.
Advertises long term land loans at a low rate or extension of vendor notes on improved farms. Offers 1-2 of the purchase price as equity. Encourages calling R. F. Arnold, Attorney, for terms.
Young County Lumber Co, north of the post office, asks customers to settle lumber bills. Manager W T Fixcu warns that both parties lose if the bill is not resolved.
An advertisement touts cures for tetter pimples ring worm and skin eruptions. It claims skin relief for ped faces and hands and says cotton pickers can earn more cotton by using the product. Sold and guaranteed by B. S. Dory & Co.
A vintage advertisement touts Hermine as a cure for indigestion and a wide range of symptoms including heartburn, flatulence, liver torpidity, constipation, headaches, poor blood, nervous symptoms, sallow skin, and offensive breath. It promotes a 30¢ bottle sold by B. H. Blakeney.
An old man offers money for loan and sale of real estate along with fire and tornado insurance. R. C. MeePhain promotes loans and insurance. Ropison Bros advertise as the best-heceived buyers in the county at the Brick Beef Market.
Rowden Cotton Seed offered at 50 cents per bushel to be disposed of at the home on Duff Prairie Mountain Home Community. Delivery at Graham sacked 60 cents per bushel. For information contact G. H. Bunger Morrison Grocery Bunger Bros.
To The Public. The Barbers of Graham have agreed to close their shops at 8 o clock p m on and after April 15th Saturdays excepted.
Paint Your Buggy for 75e to 1.00 with Devoe s Gloss Carriage Paint. It weighs 3 to 8 oz more to the pint than others, wears longer and gives a gloss equal to new work. Sold by Graham Hardware Co.
Choice Silver Laced Wyandotte eggs offered for setting seventeen eggs at one dollar. Apply to Mrs H W Drum, farmer, Texas, for details and purchase location.
Have your trunks and express hauled by Roy Pp. Golston for prompt handling.
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