A Woman's Heroism in Dakota Courage and self sacrifice
A Bonham News feature extols a Dakota ranch wife who saved her husband from fire by riding barefoot through a blizzard to fetch a doctor. She returns with him to the dying man, after which she collapses from exposure. The piece praises her uncredited bravery, urging monuments to such quiet heroism and urging lessons for future generations.
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Earth
Dakota
Bonham News
The Leader Advertisement and Local Pills Notice
The Leader announces a one copy one year price of $1.00 and a six month rate of 50 cents. Frank H. Bowron and A. Martin are listed. A Graham Drug Co. advertises DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills as safe and effective with no gripe or sickness and claims availability in Graham Texas.
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Gary
Postoffice
Graham
Texas
Frank H. Bowron
LepiTors
A. Martin
DeWitt
Graham Drug Co
Greatness Through Economy and Hard Work
The quote notes that busy world figures reach greatness by disciplined economy and enduring hardship to provide for a large family. It credits the greatest Americans as those who labored with hands and mind after building a competency, remembering that their working years were their happiest.
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Hamilton Rusler
White's Cream Vermifuge Ad Promises Health for Babies
An advertisement extols White's Cream Vermifuge as essential for good judgement and motherhood. It claims the medicine keeps babies healthy and features testimonials from grateful mothers. Sold by B. H. Blakeney in the local shop.
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White
B. H. Blakeney
Legislation Sparks Fears for Small Town Newspapers
Greenville Herald notes state papers view the legislature poorly while warning anti pass provisions could push railway advertising to large town papers, hurting tiny county papers that rely on such business. The column argues the clash reflects broader tensions between lawmakers and local press.
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Greenville Herald
Union Notice Changes County Union Meeting Date
By order of the executive committee the County Union meeting is moved to the last Friday in April 26th. Locals urged to send a full delegation for important business. Local secretaries to collect 2 cents extra for National dues and remit with county and state dues. Registered letters preferred for mailing dues. G H Bunger, Sec.
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G. H. BunGeEr
Rest and digestion in peril of overwork
The article warns that digestion is overworked in many people and neglect leads to dyspepsia. It promotes KODOL as stomach relief that digests food, rests the stomach, and aids normal activity, sold on a guarantee relief plan by the Graham Drug Co.
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Graham Drug Co
Don’t Put Off Buying Ballard’s Snow Liniment Today
A Prairie GroveArk testimonial urges immediate purchase of Ballards Snow Liniment for rheumatism burns cuts sprains contracted muscles and other pains. T S Graham reports the liniment cured rheumatism after others failed and thanks the product. Sold by B H Blakeney.
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Ballard
T. S. Graham
Prairie Grove
Ark
B. H. Blakeney
Hunt's Cure Guarantee Promises Itch Relief
For over fifteen years Hunt's Cure has been sold with a strict guarantee to cure any form of itching skin trouble. Fewer than one percent of buyers request refunds because it effectively delivers results.
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Hunt
School Trustees Election in Graham County Texas 1907
In Graham Texas on April 22 1907 trustees election was ordered for all districts to elect two trustees per district for two years from May 1. 1907. Of 49 districts 17 failed to hold elections. 30 districts elected trustees as required. Tie votes triggered new elections in two districts. Qualifications to vote: must be qualified voters in state and county elections and six months residency in the district. Trustees must read and write English and reside in the district six months prior. A list of elected hold overs and appointed trustees follows.
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Graham
Tex
Bitter Creek
W. E. Stickney
Arthur Wilborn
W. J. Smythe
Gooseneck Bend
G. W. Wiley
B. G. Wood
Mark Johnson
Indian Mound
G. W. McCommas
W. R. Collins
Will McCombs
Salt Creek
Belknap
Midway
C. M. Proffitt
H. C. Williams
J. M. Watson
Tankersley
J. W. Daws
W. D. Bellamy
G. A. Cloud
Miller Bend
J. M. Davis
W. Cole
G. W. McCallister
Fish Creek
R. D. Tyra
J. L Wooten
F.C. Kramer
Gages Creek
Rome
W. W. Griffin
W. A J. Akers
Henry Burnett
Upper
Tcenic Valley
A A. Timmons
Tom Wadley
H. Brashears
Mount Pleasant
Sam Fitzgerald
Ed Martin
W .S. Timmons
Brushy Flat
J. .T. Herring
W. M. Howard
S. Barouset
Markley
J. L. Blackman
F. M. Gilmore
M.S. Carter
South Bend
O.A. McBrayer
J. J. Scott
J. P. Hyden
Connor Creek
J. A. Chandler
W. F. Choate
Bud Harris
Eliasville
C.N. Dalrymplée
W. P. Stinson
J. A. Duckworth
Mayes
R. K. Mayes
Geo. H. Craig
Anadarko
J. W. Shults
J. H. Carter
John Kisinger
Camp Creek
J. M. Roberts
J. C. Shirley
Rock Creek
J. M. Darden
O. Bennett
Will Martin
Huffstattl
E. F. Slater
W. F. Bridges
True
R.H. Choate
G. M. Jones
A. C. Watson
Mountain Home
R. D. Owen
S. L. Ribble
G. W. Moore
Briar Branch
Henry Kelly
F. R. Cornelius
School district trustees elected and appointed countywide
Trustees for numerous district numbers are listed with holds over and new appointments. Several districts show two-year terms and others await May election. County Judge Gro. H. McLaren urges trustees to qualify, take oath, and cooperate for public school upbuilding.
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Frank Gallaher
Shearer
S. M. J. Benson
J. E Courtney
Bob Andrews
Loving
G. McClure
J. L. Bratcher
P. Taylor
Pleasant Hill
Laquay
Lone Star
G. P. Robinson
M. S. Patterson
W L Mobley
Proffitt
Jno
W. Proffitt
T.G Black
Cagle
Johnson
H. Blanton, Sr
R J. Johnson
Ingleside
G. W. Carlton
J.T. Lowe
W. W. Rhodes
Wheatland
E. M. Lunn
F.H. Wilson
EI. M. Mooreland
Crib Station
Albert Wilson
R. D. Proffitt
Lacy Mayes
Gro. H. McLaren. Co
Herbine Treatment Promises Cure for Indigestion Ailments
The advertisement proclaims indigestion and a long list of associated symptoms as a widespread American malady. It touts the Herbine treatment as a universal cure, priced at 50 cents per bottle, and notes sale by B. H. Blakeney.
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B. H. Blakeney
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