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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1908
Page
2
The slate includes R. C. McPHAILL J. W. HORNER and GEO. F. PARSONS for County Commissioner Precinct No 1 and A. C. CASEY for Precinct No 4. The notice presents candidate names for local election positions.
The speaker argues that the current square deal has grown rotten and urges a fresh arrangement. They insist on a new agreement that would improve conditions and reset expectations for all parties involved.
A tense global moment finds the looming possibility of war with Venezuela. A regional flare shows a Manchurian dispute involving the country, Russia, and Japan. The developing crisis prompts concern from governments and markets alike.
The speaker challenges defending tariffs as for revenue rather than aiding trusts. They argue tariffs should raise revenue and oppose using them to protect or enrich corporate interests. The stance questions the legislative purpose and calls for a focus on fiscal needs over protectionism.
The statement rejects the idea that peaceful assembly includes the right to carry bombs or pose a threat to police and bystanders, underscoring that lawful assembly does not authorize violent intent or actions.
The query asks if Senator Dailey should attend the Denver convention as the Democratic party delegate for the state believed greatest in the union. It notes Dailey’s tied history as an enemy of Bryan and ally of Henry Clay Pierce, framing the debated allegiance and credential question.
A short health ad urges cleansing the system of impurities to prevent fever and promote good blood appetite strength and ambition claiming Simmon’s Sarsaparilla achieves these effects.
Probing the claim that Republicans created prosperity, observers argue they cannot deny the panic and extended business depression their boasting has fueled. Logical critique counts the dilemmas born from such rhetoric and policy.
Secretary Taft foresees a gigantic struggle between labor and capital if Republicans keep control of legislation. He adds that under Democrats in power with fair dealing to both sides there should be no strife.
A Knocker is described as a man unable to trust others due to a disordered liver. The text recommends Bal lard's Herbine as a cure for constipation, indigestion and related digestive issues to restore proper perception.
The piece argues that anarchy is more than murder or disorder, encompassing socialism. It claims property rights are as protected as life under the Constitution, with life, liberty, and property in one sentence. Anarchy shown as hostility to authority. socialism as hostility to property.
The ad copy claims Hunt's Lightning Oil relieves rheumatism in Grand Pop, cuts sprains and bruises for Dad, burns scalds and aches for Mammy, catarrh and chilblains for Sis, and overall pain relief for all. It asserts the product “yanks any old pain out by the roots” and is described as highly effective for every family member.
The passage notes Republicans pledge tariff revision after election, but the platform calls for a maximum tariff, implying a higher tariff. The piece highlights tension over tariff policy and party strategy in the current political climate.
For over fifteen years Hunt's Cure has pursued a mission to cure skin troubles especially itching types. The product claims success not from advertising but from actually doing the work. One box is guaranteed to cure any case.
The Bureau of Insular Affairs debates whether a turtle counts as a reptile or an animal, while officials apply the same rule used to treat frog legs as dressed chicken, asserting the tariff is scientific.
Chamberlain's Salve advertised as a healing salve for burns sores sore nipples and chapped hands. Claims to ease burn pain instantly and heal without a scar unless very severe. Price 25 cents. For sale by all druggists.
The President reportedly warns he may veto the public buildings bill unless Congress funds four new battleships, a move aimed at swaying approval for naval expansion.
The Mt Pleasant note seeks political pointers for Hon. R B Humphrey amid a dearth of local news. It criticizes Bailey and Baileyism, questions taxation and coyote bounty plans, warns against Wolf hides taxes, and urges anti Bailey Democrats in Texas to demand resignation and uphold prohibition in next legislature. The piece laments rising costs and trusts while endorsing old school Democrats.
A likening of shared benefits to a rooster sharing a worm illustrates human nature driving people to help others. The text cites letters from Chamberlain's Cough Remedy users seeking to help others, stating the remedy is available at all druggists.
A group of Knox County bar and business leaders and Democratic officials publicly endorse Hon. D. J. Brookreson for the 104th District Representative seat. They praise his seven years in Knox County, two terms as County Attorney, and advise Democrats to support him in the July primaries.
The county looks on as A. W. Coffman and T. A. Layne, both prominent locally, throw their endorsement behind Brookieson. The pair, known among older residents, are cited as valuable allies in rallying county backing for the candidate.
Dr J W Thornton aged 37 died April 5 1908 at Goree Texas after a two week illness. Born December 3 1870 in Pontotoc County Mississippi he married Annie Belle Wootton in 1892. Survived by wife seven children mother and sisters. Funeral conducted by local Masonic order.
The public debt of the United States increased by 9,299,591 during March as bond issues loom. More bond issues are imminent, signaling continued borrowing and financing needs for government operations.
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