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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1909
Page
6
If you desire to sell or buy land see us and we will do our best to handle the proposition. We have connection with buyers and land men throughout the United States. If it can be handled, we believe that we are in a position to do so. LIST YOUR LAND IF YOU WANT IT SOLD.
The Loan Company advertises fast loan closings with its own land inspections in Young County. It offers flexible terms from $300 to $5,000, and can extend payments to ease crop shortages while helping with improvements or purchasing land. It also buys Vendor's Lien Notes and handles real estate loans with extended notes.
E L Cretsinger has been quite sick for a week or more but is improving. John Wyatt and his sisters Misses Lessie and Kate visit at Thurber this week. Born to Mr and Mrs J W Dooley, a girl. A few have planted corn recently hoping for rain to lift the drought. News is scarce in Cedarite.
A Princeville man claims he would rather die than have his feet cut off. Doctors warn he would die from gangrene if untreated. He was cured by Buck Ben’s Arnica Salve, advertised for eczema fever sores boils burns and piles. Available for 25 cents at Sloan Drug Co.
In Loving a note from the Reader shows a humorous clash of schedules as he favors sun time over railroad time. The item mentions scriptural topics from Genesis to Revelation and a box supper to raise funds for a church clock, with family and friends invited to attend.
Foley's Kidney Remedy is advertised to correct urinary troubles and stimulate kidneys, restoring strength and vigor in middle aged and older men and women. The product claims to ease rheumatic symptoms by flushing uric acid from muscles and joints, endorsed by Graham drug Co.
Rev Harmonson preached at the Baptist church Sunday at 11. His topic was how to get rich on the reward of Christian stewardship. Mid week prayer meeting last Wednesday night drew a good crowd and Rev Hester spoke. Farmer youth met at H F Peters residence Saturday evening and enjoyed a nice time. G G Joyner is in Seymour this week. Edith Courtney and sister were in town Saturday. Blyth making progress in Archer county school. Jessie Predeaux and Horace Lusk attended church Sunday night. John Edwards reports digging wells in town Saturday. UO KLATEXER
A testimonial style note praises Chamberlain's diarrhoea Remedy as the best aid for colic and cholera, claiming it always cures. The product is advertised as for sale by Sloan Drug Co.
Farming stalls due to ongoing dry weather. Grandma Townsend is ill. W E Lynch and family visited Ed Houston of Lone Star. Large crowd at prayer meeting with next at Wid Akers. Church at home planned for next weekend. Easter egg hunt on school grounds. School to close in three weeks under Miss Annie Goodwin. Mrs G R White and Mrs W H Burnett visited Mrs Elkins. Annie Goodwin had dinner with Eddie Akers. If this misses the waste basket we will come again BLE Bonnet.
Proffitt Monday sees Proffitt led by Proffitt engineer block and corps of men moving east to locate between Proffitt and Graham for modifications. J M Thomas and Roy Thomas return home for a few days. Several locals pass through Proffitt en route to Elm Creek to fish. Mrs Hutf wins spelling Bee a Dallas lecturer Mr. Dennis Strother heads to New Mexico to file a claim. Local notices include school trustees election and a big planned I O F lodge picnic on the 26th.
Many people object to taking strong medicines prescribed by physicians for rheumatism. No internal treatment needed in muscular or chronic rheumatism. If no fever and little swelling, apply Chamberlain's ointment for quick relief. Try it. You are sure to be pleased with the relief. Price 26 cents, large size 50 cents. For sale by Gloan Drug Co.
Weather woes keep Farring at a standstill and dry spell hampers business. Local notes report Dr N B Blevins recovering from pneumonia, Mrs W Robinson ill, two weddings at Rev F A Suttle’s home, Fish Creek Gin tank completed, and Easter egg hunt at Miss Mary Carmack’s school with a large crowd. D D Casenbary of Throckmorton visited over the weekend.
Local column scribbles amid community news report on illnesses and recoveries, travels and visits, and weekend angling. Notes mention Mr and Mrs J A Clark returning from Lipan to care for John Pope, Rev J H Fisher at Median Chapel, Frost on the night of the 8th, and many neighbors including Miss Myrtle Stennett and Mrs Sitton. BRONCHO BUSTER.
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