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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1911
Page
4
The Leader lists Thursday publication, subscription rates for one year or six months, and a 50 cent rate for half year. It notes post office mailing at Graham Texas as second class matter with editor Frank H Bowron.
A Kansas reader cites an Hartford Kant Times report showing kaffir corn at 65 cents per bushel versus 62 cents for Indian corn, proving kaffir corn holds value in northern markets. The piece advocates kaffir as a money crop with steady demand and urges continued planting.
A terse sentence from G. W. Hinsod asserts a service offer to place a person with another and states no charges or fees will be applied to the arrangement. The note implies a no cost commitment in a matching context.
A reflection on living usefully through service and character, warning that public praise can mislead and urging steady, ethical conduct. It contrasts cheerful ambition with the risk of flattery and urges guardians to guide youth toward responsibility and safety, especially mothers protecting girls from danger.
All parties know themselves to be indebted to Kidwell and Cooper please call and settle same as we must have Clement on these notes and accounts. J. W. Griffis, Manager.
R L Shepard announces control of the Burca Coal mines and offers delivery of coal to any part of the city. He urges arranging winter supply and notes the Indianapolis telephone number 4-5 rings for orders.
A note promotes a pint of Sealshipt Oysters to customers, touting the oysters as highly spoken of and encouraging inclusion in today’s order.
House advertiser seeks canvassing agents immediately for sale of Compendium of Everyday Wants priced 1.50 and The Devil's Bride at 1.00. Outfit postpaid 0.10. 50 percent commission offered. Publisher A. B. Kuhlman, 136 West Lake St, Chicago. Our chocolate creams are fresh from W. I. Tid Sons.
An old couple recalls a bride driven in an ox wagon to a modest home as an automobile horn shatters their reverie. The scene contrasts the wrinkled face and dim eyes with memories of the past and the present age of invention transforming the land from wilderness to fields of waving grain in Texas Spur.
The brief notes a price figure in an automobile supply order from Automobiles Young County Auto and Garage Co. It outlines costs and the context of the ordering decision, highlighting the supplier and the procurement action.
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