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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
5
Mrs Meece suffered a severe La Grippe attack. F H Stafford traveled to Barstow Texas for the winter. A B Wood renewed with the Leader this week. Readers urged to get meals at St Louis for best quality. Gra ham Auto Tire Co offers tire vulcanizing services.
Furniture in good condition is available for purchase at this office. J. A. Mundell is reported quite sick and has remained in bed for the past week.
Geo. H. McLaren spent several days in Archer city attending business affairs. We have received a car of Saginaw Michigan Salt, best for all poses. W. L. Tinneer & Sons. Mrs. I. L. Cunningham and two little sons of Eliasville visited Graham. Real estate ads. Yo County Abstract & Title Company. Mrs. Frank Morris of Troupe Texas visited relatives in Graham and Eliasville. If you needing a home, we will help you. Young County Abstract & Title Co. W. M. Miller recovered from illness to be at his post in Graham Market. New currants, raisins, citron for Christmas fruit cake. W. J. Tipwell & Sons. Lost a brooch with blue and white enamel and music bar A. I. N. M. Finder leave at office. J. J. Cantwell and wife of Markey traded with merchants this week and praised the office. Dr Shoop's Health Coffee touted as a substitute for coffee, sold by A. F. Stewart & Son. Miss Julia Meece recovering from fever relapse. Get tires repaired at Graham Auto Supply Co. Judge Akin on business trip to Newcastle. Tom Long joined Matthews & Dowdle.
A note from W I TripWELL & Sons requests inclusion of Buckwheatan cake flour in the next order. Several workers report common colds this week.
Wood choppers wanted see Will Mayes Chas N Keen or farmer was doing business in Graham last Saturday Allen Craig has our thanks Leader and Dallas News Oyster season is now open We handle the best served cooked in the best style St Louis restaurant Jim Quatman and wife have moved from Loving to Mabry's farm on the river All druggists sell Cox's Barbed Wire Liniment 25c 50c and 1 bottles Guaranteed to deal without leaving a blemish or money refunded
Stewart and Son announce a gift presentation for every family this Saturday December 24. The Red Front Grocery invites readers to call and obtain a present.
J T Vaughan returned Tuesday night from Dallas where he spent several days purchasing a fine stock of Christmas goods. He stated this year would offer the finest selection of presents and that he secured exceptional bargains in valuable jewelry.
A H Jones announces the Farmers' Union Cotton Gin at Graham will operate with the grist mill running in connection to the gin. This notice highlights ongoing local industrial activity and cooperative production plans.
W. O. Clark is reported very sick while Tom Fletcher arrives from Eliasville on business today, implying ongoing health concerns and local activity surrounding his condition.
A substitute is a dangerous make shift especially in medicine. The genuine Foley's Honey and Tar comes in a yellow package. Accept no substitute sold by Graham Drug Co.
Local notes greet a busy Graham scene with visitors from Finis Orth Ardmore and Eliasville. Street work on South Oak Street draws praise while Walter Long and M W Souter build a residence in College Heights. Oysters and chicken at St Louis Restaurant and Foley’s Honey and Tar advertised for croup.
A Graham area column recalls visits by Ozark residents and relatives, wedding news, farm updates, and community happenings. Mrs Margaret Killion visited for Christmas. Grace Gibson toured home folks. Mr Williamson returned to Ford County. new fruit trees delivered by Mr Anderson. a Cantwell hardware fire in Jean. A W L membership price increase February 1 to 100 dollars prompts interest in joining Graham chapter.
The report references Graves and Ward and their fruit cake ingredients. J B Bayless, the fruit tree man, is back in Graham after leaving, and remains seriously ill though appearing to be in better health. his condition is described as poor overall.
Twelve fat hogs averaging about two hundred pounds will sell. Contact J H Carter on the D C Brooks place.
An editorial asks readers to receive free embossed imported Christmas post cards without ads. The offer invites 4 cents in stamps to cover postage and provides the address for C. T Johnstone President Dept 1 Rochester New York.
A historic quotation praises benefactors who make land productive and cut production costs, arguing that superlative aid comes from practical improvements to agriculture and industry rather than wealth donation alone. The idea elevates public libraries and institutions as noble but secondary to tangible economic gains.
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