Mail Arrivals and Departures From Graham Area
Daily mail departures from Graham to Weatherford at 6 a m and to Belknap at 2 p m. Archer service runs Mondays and Thursdays at 7 a m with arrivals Tuesday and Friday at 6 p m. Breckenridge service departs Mondays and Fridays at 6 a m, arriving Tuesday and Saturday at 8 p m. Ft Griffin runs Friday at 7 a m, with arrival Saturday at 7 p m. Letters dropped a half hour before departure are forwarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Weatherford
Belknap
Archer
Jacksboro
Breckenridge
Ft. Griffin
County Commissioners and Local Industry Shifts
Precincts 1 through 8 are listed for county commissioners as San Antonio grows in tapping a new industry. Fort Worth mills may be rebuilt, while the Kellyville plow factory moves from Jefferson to Longview. A destitute women’s home is organized in San Antonio as the legislature may designate Tarrant County as its own judicial district. A horse thief named Smith was shot a few days ago in Delta County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Delt County
The Bankrupt Bill Faces Likely Passage this Term
The Fort Worth Gazette reports two bankruptcy bills before Congress the Lowell bill by Massachusetts and the Ingalls bill by Kansas senator Both proposals differ in detail yet aim to meet national needs The Senate adopted two amendments by Florida and Alabama senators restricting jury trials and futures trading in essential commodities The conservative southern influence is praised as shaping the law to come
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Congress
Lowell
Massachusetts
Ingall’s
Kansas
Senate
Jones
Florida
Marty
Morgan
Alabama
Dipping Sheep for Scab Cures in Late Season
In reply to Mr T B Norwood of Denton county we advise dipping sheep for scab despite lateness, using warm days and aiming to finish before night. If wool is long dip thoroughly and keep dip at proper temp. Dip twice in ten days, and hand dressing only if weather prevents dipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Norwood
Denton County
Tariff favors Pennsylvania iron and steel interests
The commission has practically made a tariff to suit Pennsylvania iron and steel interests. Rates are nominally reduced but lag progress by ten to fifteen years, denying the country the benefits of new inventions. The wall of prohibition around steel factories remains, though slightly lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Chicago Tribune
Cov fy i n Roechil Tea Sets is a Globe-Democrat feature
A murky note from The St discusses Cov fy i n Roechil Tea Sets and a Globe-Democrat president's message seen as a ground cutting deal. The fragmentary text mentions jenlarit resembling inoue amid unclear context and shifting references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Says
Globe-Democrat
Jenlarit
Inoue
Tariff Commission Report Seeks Gradual Reduction Policy
The Tariff Commission proposes lowering duties on iron and steel products while preserving ore rates. It cites a move from twenty percent ad valorem on pig iron to three tenths of a cent per pound, and reduces steel railway bars from 28 a ton to 17.92 per ton. The report aims to balance capital and labor, reconcile protection and free trade, and set a graded schedule toward a revenue tariff as permanent policy, per Mort Worth Gazelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tariff Commission
Mort Worth Gazelle
Arkansas Man Declines Railroad Free Pass After Damages Concern
An Arkansan initially accepts a railroad free pass but balks upon realizing injury or death would not yield damages. He asks the superintendent if his wife would be payed if he died, then declines the pass, saying he has no wife or relations and must walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve
Adam
Nick
Golden Gates
Tehijjohrajjjbj
Drunken Murderer Lamb Arrested After Fatal Shot
Charles L. Lamb son of Dr L Lamb of Hannibal Missouri visited Hulls house to see a former intimate who married Hall. After being refused entry he assaulted the woman and Hall struck him out. Lamb fired through a window striking Mrs Hull in the left side, killing her. He was captured and jailed at Palmyra awaiting arraignment for first degree murder. Lamb is a grandson of Claiborne F Jackson Confederate governor of Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Charles L. Lamb
Dr. L. Lamb
Hannibal
Missouri
Hull
Hall
Lamb
Saloon Keeper Found Liable for Damages in Marlow Case
In the suit of Jane Marlow against saloon keeper John Wall for selling liquor to her husband, the jury awarded 250 dollars. Marlow sought 5 thousand. The case was deemed aggravated with the saloonist's guilt clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cireaco
Jane Marlow
John Wall
He Becomes a Druggist in a Comical Tale
A grocery man narrates a comic misadventure as a boy enters a drug store on a trial basis. The inexperienced worker mishandles chemicals, causes mishaps with tinctures and powders, and endures pranks from staff while pa ends up injured and irked by wart remedies and household experiments. The tale ends with the boy promising to stay on and learn the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Shortlu
Mie
Ase
Teldames
Why the bill did not Pass in Congress
The piece notes a corruption attempt to buy part of the Sesto navy yard for 200000 pounds. Congressman Stalin interrupts with a bold offer of 500000 and the bill dies. It also includes an old poultry raiser’s advice on meat in dough for chickens and a remedy for throat irritation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
New York
Sesto Navy Yard
Speaker
Sam
Charcoal Remedy for Headache and Stomach Relief
A teaspoonful of charcoal in half a heaping spoon of warm water relieves a sick headache. It absorbs gases and eases a distended stomach, pressing against the nerves from the stomach to the head.
Tobacco Use Shocks Boston School Findings
Investigations show most boys over ten in Boston schools habitually use tobacco with many admitted to mild cigarette use as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Woman Opens Bottle Marking Pennsylvania Governor Vote
Twenty five years after James Buchanan election Mrs Egle of Harrisburg saved a bottle of wine in her cellar to commemorate a democratic governor winning. Last Sunday the bottle was opened and the contents drank with enthusiasm. Here's to you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Buchanan
Egle
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
The Editor and His Curious Public Image
The piece humorously demystifies the editor as a practiced sociable figure who advertises via saloon patronage and shares the shared lot with printers. It notes his passions, independence, and burdens, from libel risks to financial pressures, ending with a keen remark on his posthumous legacy.
No, papa I do not wish to marry yet
A daughter declines marriage, wishing for a man without vices. Mr Dusenberry responds that she is a stranger here and heaven is her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dusenberry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leader
J. W. Graves
Twil
Young County Lodge
R. Fb. Baker
W. M. Gro. Wilder
Adelphi Lodge
O. F
D. N. Krinion
Twin Mountain Lodge
L. T. Davis
Guss Brack
Methodist
Third and
Cherry Streets
J. G. Putman
D. W. Sartwell
Presbyterian Church
First and Elm Streets
Baptist
Eid
W. T. Compere
Cumberland Presbyterian
E. V. Butler
Distri
Sherif
County Directory
B. F. Williams
John F. Brim
Chas. O. Joline
J. L. Mercer
W. J. Hughes
H. D. Williams
W. C. Blakey
Ustices OF the Peace
J. T. Cunningham
Robt. Alcorn
Weatherford Mirror
San Antonio
John Hancock
Kellyville
Jefferson
Longview
Tarrant County
the Tariff Commission
Robert Holman
Texas
Kay
Public Square
C. W. Johnson
Graham, Texas
Young
QO. E. Finlay
Attorney At Law
Graham, Young Co
Young, Palo Pinto
Stephens
Adjoin Counties
R. Hollingsworth
Attorneys-at-Law
TEXA
G Scow
West Side Aquare
W. W. James
Phyuiian
Grailam, Texas
The
Office
West Side Public Squard
R. N. Price
Physican
Burkett & Ryus
Joan Meisterhans
Toy
Mammy Sikes
J. C. Short
Tex
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!