Leader Notes and Local Business Highlights
The Nugget Leader lists readers renewing subscriptions from Sanger to Bryson and Olney. Local items note W. F. Babb wiring a school, Baynes & Yancey doing job work, and Mrs. S. I. Payne renewing for The Leader. Other notes include a new gasoline engine at Graham Mill, Chamberlains tablets recommended for bilious attacks, and Ballards Horehound Syrup advertising.
Santa Claus City Tour In a Christmas Eve Adventure
Nan and Ned ride with Uncle Bob to St Nicholastown a magical winter world where the Wish Master processes wishes at a busy factory and Santa speaks Fantasmia while Mother Goose letters describe festive scenes and curious questions linger about Santa’s chimney visit.
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Nan
Ned
St Nicholastown
St. Nick
Billy
Joe
Pinny
Santa Claus
Littl Boy Bive
Bopeep
Johnny Green
Big John Brout
Jack
Jil
Mother Goose
Bob
St. Nicholas
Christman
South Bend visitors and prospecting trip noted
Misses Annie Smith Winnie Har rell and Frances Thornton of South Bend visited to view the linotype last Thursday. F R Meador departed last Friday for New Mexico on a prospecting trip and may settle there if the country suits him.
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Annie Smith
Winnie Harrell
Frances Thornton
South Bend
F. R. Meador
New Mexico
Plymouth Rock Rooster Sale at Plymouth
Large Plymouth Rock rooster sale offered at $1.00 each. J. W. Padgett announces the sale. W. A. McLendon of Dallas visited his brother, Supt. Edgar McLendon of Graham High School, over the weekend. R. G. Hallam hosted his brother S. C. Hjam and sister Mrs. H. W. Moberly of Albany earlier in the week. Mrs. W. C. Harrell of Newcastle attended several informal dinners and luncheons with close friends this week.
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Plymouth Rock
J. W. Padgett
W. A. McLendon
Dallas
Supt
Edgar McLendon
Graham High Schools
R. G. Hallam
S. C. H.jam
W. C. Harrell
Newcastle
Noticeable Real Estate and Local Subscriptions Update
A land sale listing mentions 10 acres with a frame house 60 acres cultivated and the rest in grass priced at 160 dollars per year. R C McPhail, Co. HW. Elkins Sr., from Colorado Springs, Colorado, plans a visit to Young County until early February. Hershal Caldwell, ex-friend of Breckenridge now in Gainesville, renews his Leader subscription.
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R. C. McPhaill
HW. Elkins, Sr
Colorado, Springs, Colorado
Young County
Hershal Caldwell
Breckenridge
Gainesville
Texas
The
Leader
Typewriter for sale and local notices from the era
No. 3 Oliver Typewrite offered in trade for a No. 5, good condition with clear print and light action. Also mentions subscription payment from A. L. Havens and a promotion for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Upcoming recital by Miss Lucile Miller at the opera house with a humorous farce "A Cyclone for a Cent" to benefit the High School Auditorium fund.
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Oliver
Opera
Mise Lucile Miller
Pauline Phelps
Gin Readers Sign On From Route 1
A new reader subscription note from Route 1 mentions A H Jones and Mer Joe Y Doolen joining the Leader and Dallas News. The item highlights local gin and ginner references and adds a nod to early subscribers.
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Ark Farmers
In Gin Co
A. H. Jones
Mer
Joe Y. Doolen
The
Leader
Dallas News
For Sale and October Interlocking Traffic Rise in Fort Worth
For Sale items include a tow seater hack at ten dollars a work horse priced at seventy six and a horse price at thirty dollars. In Fort Worth forty four thousand six hundred eighty one trains passed the interlocking plant in October up from thirty one thousand eighty four a rise driven by cotton traffic. Pittsburg notes the Northeast Texas Fair Association arranging with a northern track man to winter fifty race horses in the city with plans for winter races featuring some of the country’s finest horses.
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Dallas
Texas
Frank Trumbull
Katy
Texas Welfare Commission
Railroad Commission
B. B. Cain
Gulf, Texas & Western
Col
Jno. N. Simpson
Pittsburg
Texas Fair Association
Two-Year-Old Filly Wins First Ribbon At Northeast Texas Fair
Henry Hesse of Graham won a first prize with his two year old filly in the season's class. Hesse owns multiple fine horses and operates a stable near Graham. The Northeast Texas Fair drew attention to his string of horses.
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Pittsburg
Henry Hesse
Best Poland China Boar Shown Near Loving
Taylor's Mercler, Register No. 181241, named Best Poland China Boar in Young county, invites breeders to view him three miles south of Loving before breeding. Terms set at 100 dollars. RQ G Tayter.
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Young County
Loving
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W. F. Babb
Bad Colns
Pat Wood
Fort Worth & Denver
Snoddy’s
Lloyd Hawkins
S. I. Payne
Olney
Chamberlain
Sloan Drug Co
I. B. Padgett
Padgett
Baynes & Yancey
Brazil
W. S. Tidwell
W. R. Matthews
Messie
Lawrence Stevenson
Dee Chambers
Earl Newsome
Bryson
E. McLendon
J. M. Askew
Banger
Graves & Ward
Squire Wat Mayes
Robi. Askew
Sanger
California
Old Young County
Buncer
J. W. Akin
Graham Mill & Elevator Company
Charles Long
Chism
H. L. Rogers
Jolly St. Nicholastown
Old Santa Claus
Maybetown
Goose Creek
Rom
Jong Haired
Angoras
Angera
Nellie Dale
Fifth Avenue
New York
Nellie
Blizzard
Dinah
Tim Gots
Buzzard
Buzzeré
Ellen
United Confederate Veterans
Young County Camp
U. Co. V
Court House
Graham
H. C. Fields
J. W. Still
Fay Marshall
W. M. Matthews
A. O. Norris
J. W. Horner
F. Herron
L. C. Ray
Farmer
J. H. Davidson
Oklahoma
James Paxton
Haskell
D. McCullough
Fort Worth
J. L. Vaughan
Beckham National Bank
Home For Savings
Leese
A. L. Havens
Layfette
Chaanpérlain
Bloan Drug Co
Adv
S. B. Street & CO
J. HH. . Fisher
Graham, Texas
Taylor's Mercler
Tayter