Local Notes Ad from B. Street & Co in Graham Paper
Local notes date April 25 1907 from Graham Texas highlight a call to read B Street and Co’s advertisement in the issue. The brief item notes the firm and date with promotional emphasis.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
7
Local notes date April 25 1907 from Graham Texas highlight a call to read B Street and Co’s advertisement in the issue. The brief item notes the firm and date with promotional emphasis.
The True Cornet Band will present Triss or Beyond the Rockies at True on May 11 with specialties in connection to the play. M. H. Hodge of Hillsboro reports relief after using a bottle of Tierbon. Guaranteed by B. S. Doty & Co.
Bryson and Graham square off on the Graham diamond in a Friday picnic day event. General admission is 15 cents as locals are invited to enjoy the sport and a communal outing.
A protracted meeting will begin at the Christian church on the second Sunday in Dan. All are invited to attend. Dandruff cure advertised as Hooper's Tetter Cure hair dressing guaranteed by B. H. Doty & Co. Pettey, Hallam & Co. promote goods and prize, inviting customers to inspect before buying elsewhere.
Cedar Creek neighbors spent the week putting up an iron fence around the Weales Creek cemetery with B P Gann contracted to add a one foot high stone or concrete base. Editor F H Bowron attended a railroad meeting in Olney and new house construction continues on several prairie farms. Local businesses urge timber and meal services at St Louis Restaurant and Youn Co Lumber Co to handle lumber bills. Wade Orrell injured a finger at the Akin building. cattle losses due to bogging noted.
Miss Eliza Watson of Midway visits sister Mrs. Chas Treue early week. Hooper's Tetter Cure advertised as a guaranteed remedy by B S Daly & Co. Miss Fannie Bell Smith joins Southwestern Telephone Co. and Ron McLaren sells talking machines and records.
Advertisement for Dr Miles Ant-Pain Pills claiming fast relief with no after effects and heart-safe properties. Endorsed by Ed Fader of Lakefield Minnesota. States 25 doses cost 26 cents, refund offered if no improvement. Sold by druggists, not in bulk. Manufactured by Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
An Olney and vicinity gathering last night backed a proposal to build a Wichita Falls to Belknap coal fields railroad via Olney. Residents of Belknap showed strong support, hoping to secure the road. Full proceedings will be reported next week. local figures Minn ie Tyra, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton of Fish Creek were noted during city trading.
Go H McLaren of Graham Texas offers direct contact with eastern and local buyers and land dealers for selling farm or unimproved land. He handles vendor lien notes and loans through a strong mortgage company and can assist with subdividing large tracts for sale this summer.
Notice to Old Veterans that the U D C of Fitzhugh Tee camp will award the Cross of Honor to all applicants on April 26. All who sent in applications should meet at the courthouse at 2 o clock on the 26th inst. Mrs Leia Morris, President. Miss Nora Sloan, Secretary.
O S Marden argues that harmony in the mind is essential for efficiency and success. He compares mental tune to a violin string and warns that minor irritants distort judgment, reduce output, and hinder great work. Achieving daily mental harmony boosts energy, focus, and longevity in any vocation.
A letter to L Goeman likens Devoe paint to bread, arguing it costs less per day and wears longer than other paints. It asserts buyers prefer durable, affordable paint and claims Devoe fulfills that need. The note from Graham How Co promotes DeWhit's Witch Hazel Salve as effective for piles and general use, sold by the Gra me Drug Company.
An old advertisement claims Herbine cures liver issues and dyspepsia. It cites F. C. Waite of Westville Florida who recovered after two bottles. Sold by B. H. Blakeney.
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