Chisms Studio and Local Notices from Graham
Local items note R F Short and family visiting St Louis and Mrs M E Short staying there. St Louis Restaurant touted as best. W C Burns makes East Graham improvements. Graham agents for Oliver Typewriter. Community updates on fishing and dining at St Louis Restaurant. Miss Eva Owen recovering from typhoid fever. John’s Shaving Parlor praised. Dr Cox Barbed Wire Liniment advertised with guarantees. New baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Ervin Campbell. Transfer deadline for Graham school on July 31. Local rainfall improves cotton. Crie true visitors report. Cornish Kelly offer painting services. reliable contractor.
For Rent and Local Notices Amid Travels and Health
A scattered town notice set lists a three room rental from Mrs N F McCain and Mrs J R Jameson being taken to Fort Worth for an operation. It mentions a Dr Cox health coffee claim and a sale by Doty Co Hudson with a residence move and new structure. Willie Townsend of North Oak street is ill with typhoid fever as Rev Lindsey and daughter depart for Stamford to visit Prof Lindsey’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Mrs. J. J. Townsend
North Oak Street
R. Lindsey
Pearl Mandeville
Stamford
Frank Lindsey
Stamford Public Schools
Unusual health tips and travel note in local column
An item extols Ballard’s Snow Liniment for rheumatism and joint relief with a druggist sale. It then mentions Jim Turner visiting his parents east of town and departing for Galveston before returning to Portales NM. A booklet titled Book No 4 for Women promoting Dr Shoop's Night Cure is advertised as free from Dr Shoop in Racine Wis, with local seller B S Doty & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Jim Turner
E. C. Turner
Galveston
Portales
New Mexico
Local notes from the era feature illness and travel
G W Kendall is sick at W J McKinney's home. Tidwell & Sons advertise chocolates on ice. Rev T E Cannedy travels to Caddo with Rev McDonald for a meeting. Dr Cox's Painless Blister claims guaranteed blistering or money back. Elder W O Rutledge and family depart Jack County after attending an association at True.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Cannedy
Caddo
McDonald
W. O. Rutledge
Jack County
True
Granulated Sore Eyes Cured by Salve Trial
Martin Boyd of Henrietta Kentucky recounts twenty years with granulated sore eyes. In February 1903 a man urged him to try Chamberlains Salve, bought one box, used two thirds, and has had no eye trouble since. The salve is sold by Sloan Drug Co. J H Cochran recently returned from two weeks in Luling Texas visiting his brother and notes rain in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Boyd
Henrietta
Sloan Drug Co
J. H. Cochran
Luling
Texas
Mr. Cochran
Missing buggy harness from J E Parsons request
J E Parsons appeals for return of a borrowed single buggy harness set. He emphasizes need for the item and asks the borrower to return it promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Parsons
Ingleside Man Buys East Graham Lots for Home
S. R. Jeffery of Ingleside purchases parcels in East Graham and plans to build a fine residence. He will move his family to the town to enroll children in the local school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Jeffery
Ingleside
East
Graham
Best for Indigestion Says Drumgumn Doctor
Mr A Robinson of Drumgumn Ontario suffers years with indigestion and praises Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best medicine he ever used. If troubled with indigestion or constipation give them a trial. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect. Price 25 cents. Samples free at Sloan Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Robinson
Drumgumn
Ontario
Chamberlain
Sloan Drug Co
Local notes on crops loans and repairs in Olney
Mrs Rufus Bryant brings tomatoes and cucumbers and subscribes for her sister Mrs M C Masters in Jacksboro. Norman Hall Olney and partners announce a prospecting trip to western Oklahoma until about September 1. Cotton crop prospects look favorable with heat and awaited rains. A $10 000 loan on 10 years at a fixed rate is offered by Norman and Stovall Olney. H P Rose builds a new room and makes home improvements on South Oak Street aimed at increasing comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Bryant
M. C. Masters
Jacksboro
R. L. Reed
J. A. Martin
T. E. Matthews
Joel Edens
Oklahoma
Norman & Stovall
Olney
H. P. Rose
South Oak Street
Mr. Rose
Tombstones and Grave Digging Promoted by Local Sexton
W. E. Baker, sexton of Oak Grove Cemetery, notes tombstones available from Cisco and Stamford Marble Works with grave digging prices for adults seven dollars and children five dollars. Call for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cisco and
Stamford Marble Works
W. E. Baker
Sexton Oak Grove Cemetery
Veterinary notice for Gra ham August visit
Dr J R Richardson will be in Gra ham August 5 and remain after trade day. Dy Richardson of Henrietta formerly of Olney is a successful veterinarian. See him for all kinds of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Richardson
Graham
Dy Richardson
Henrietta
Olney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beckham National Bank
Gramam
Resources
Ash and Exchange
S. R. Crawford
W. Gallaher
R. E. Lynch
J.M Norman
Cashier
Leader
Graham, Texas
Chism’s
R. F. Short
Pionday
St. Louis
Chign
Mrs. M. E. Short
W. C. Burns
Oliver Typewriter
Eva Owen
Post
Eggerton
Austin College
Sherman, Texas
Ervin Campbell
Conner Creek
J. W. Bowler
Los Angeles, California
J. R. Jameson
Graham School
B. S. Doty & Co
Dr. Cox
Mrs. Ewing Norris
John
Sherman Steam Laundry
J. H. Cheat
Vodie Watson
Cornish & Kelly
N. F. McCain
Fort Worth
Doty & Co
Hudson
Hayld
Dr. Shoop
Do Ds
Cornish & Keny, Contractors
G. W. Kendall
W. J. McKinney
Tidwell & Sons
B.S. Doty & Co
Norman & Hall
Batiste
McCall
Pattern Department
McGall Magazine
Boston
Buster
Monarch and Cluett
United States
S. B. Street & CO
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