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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1909
Page
5
Chesterfield presents ready to wear spring suits for young men. Sleek fabric and tailored fit promise ease of wear and distinct style. Sales staff invite you to view the Chesterfield range and compare quality with other makes.
An ad promotes Captain Kid suits for boys, promising affordable prices and stylish models. It invites shoppers to visit the store to view new styles and patterns and mentions the gain for both customer and child from choosing Captain Kid.
True. This community was visited by an other Young county shower via a sand storm. All plant life is suffering for rain. Most all the fruit was killed by the last cold snap. Mrs. Grundy and Ford visiting sister Mrs. Burris left for home with mother Mrs. Straiter returning to Cook county. Miss Myrtle Keith returned from Decatur on the 6th. Social at Mr. S. B. Waters last Wednesday evening featured excellent music by the True Cornet band and stringed instruments by R. E. Casburn and others. Mr. and Mrs. O. Andrew visited Mr. and Mrs. Watson last Monday. Easter egg hunt at school led by Miss Mattie Mundell brought a merry scene. D. L. Keith at Fort Worth is home this week. W. R. Gay traveled to Olney yesterday. Literary Society meets next Friday night the Loth. all are invited.
Local notes from April 15, 1909 tout Supreme flour and Graham Mill. Advertisements urge Supreme products from John Bower and B. S. Doty & Co, claim Graham Mill is shipping four nationwide, and promote Supreme flour as pure biscuit flour and bread guarantor.
A pocketbook containing 33 50 was lost between Graham and Indian Mound yesterday. Please return to Miss Mattie Temple in True Texas.
South Bend notes show Rev C A Ferguson conducted services and Easter crowds overflowed. Visitors included Grace Duncan Olney and several from Loving Goose Neck Graham. Prof Roberts Belknap helped with singing. School closes around May 10. residents lament five and a half months without rain and caution about prospects. Credit at the bank is worth having.
Dark bay Frieherr registered German Coach Stallion Freiherr stands 17 1 2 hands high and weighs 1650 pounds. Offered for the season at Loving gin with $20.00 living cost insurance. Seller not responsible for accidents but will exercise caution.
A Graham Mill and Elevator Company shareholder announces retirement from active work and offers to sell about half of their stock. Interested parties are directed to meet at the mill to discuss the transaction.
A fragmentary poem notes a contrast between a loathsome pig sty and a gleaming field of roses. A voice proclaims the field as the source of lard and later calls the scene the source of Cottolene.
Daily service offers a round trip fare of 25 dollars and 55 cents to Brownsville Country from Houston. The route promises vast possibilities for farmers, hunters, and fishermen, with double daily departures for convenience. For details contact Phil A. Auer, G P A C R J & G Ry, Fort Worth. local agent C. B. Wynns.
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