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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1893
Page
4
The Graham Leader page shows a time table and weather notes for Weatherford, Sante Po Kasten, and nearby connections. Mention of Senator Voorhees delivering a speech advocates unconditional repeal of the Sherman act. Silver supporters urge maintained repeal stance, arguing for free coinage discussion later.
A long op ed excerpt discusses financial policy, gold standard talk, and political tactics amid rising bank circulation and public debates. It notes pressures on Texas delegates, calls for monetary reform, warns about repeal bills, and cites editorials from the Overton Herald and Wall Street circles. The piece mentions banks seeking additional circulation, potential currency reforms, and the influence on industry and employment. It includes reflections on moral and political sentiments shaping public opinion.
We will pay 50 cents per bushel for coon wheat delivered at the Graham Mill on subscription to the Leaves. We are in arrears with many subscribers and urge those who have any amount due to settle now.
A Weston man describes a crowded scene in a downtown drug store near Chinatown where many Chinese customers sip coffee soda and discuss flavors while a fountain tender notes the options. The observer remarks on the regularity of Chinese patrons visiting in groups and comments on the mood and novelty of the moment.
A peppery shop doctor treats a badly damaged fake limb while a patient jokes through the exam. A German painting exhibit announces strict dress rules with white black or violet attire and selective admission, reflecting a quirky blend of local mischief and art world formalities.
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