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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
1
Local retailer touts low prices and reliable brands with a guarantee that every article is as represented. Invites customers to try the store, emphasizing willingness to prove the claim in person and calling attention to careful buy and sell practices.
The Leader announces J W Horner will again seek the seat of County Commissioner Precinct 1. Horner has lived in Young county 33 years and is highly respected for his service as commissioner. He asks voters to consider his claims at the July primary.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Salve as instant relief for itching from eczema fetter and salt rheum with many cures claimed and available at all druggists.
We thank friends and neighbors for faithful service and sympathy in our hours of bereavement. Not in our power to repay but He who doeth all things well will repay their un tiring service. Joe R Mayes and wife.
Wenatchee attorney W. W. Gray endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and croup saying it gives good results and should be kept in the house. Sold by all druggists.
Two good dwellings in Gra ham offered for sale to raise money at once. One-half cash, balance on terms.
Weather prophets link a late Easter to a late spring with Easter set for April 19. Easter is determined by the lunar cycle, falling on the first Sunday after the fourth full moon. The fourth full moon arrives April 16, coinciding with two new moons in April on the 1st and 30th.
An old advertisement touts Hunt's Cure All Itch as a universal remedy for any itching sensation. It claims eczema and ringworms are cured by one box, noting a blanket guarantee and the product name prominently.
Notice from Ivan Camp W O W states illness in the community and among members leads to postponement of the unveiling ceremony for Soy Hill's monument until the first Sunday in April. E T Kirtley, Clerk.
Just before Christmas a glass cake stand was left at Matthews Dowdle Co. The owner can claim it by calling the firm and giving a fair description of the stand.
All parties who ginned at Crawford's gin have sold their cotton and have not paid for ginning, please call and settle. 2011 S. R. Crawford D.
B. F. Slager traveled from the Belknap coal fields to the area last Monday, as locals report his appearance and movements during the week.
R T Orth, superintendent and manager for the Wichita Falls and Southern, traveled to Olney this morning. Rails to extend the line into Olney are awaited daily, with only a few days needed to complete track laying into the coal hub. Coal has been hauled to the line’s end and mining continues with several shafts sunk south of Olney. The deepest shaft reaches about 108 feet with a coal vein over four feet thick beneath a rock roof.
An ad-like item touts Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatism promising profit and satisfaction from a single application. It is sold as a liniment in 25 and 50 cent sizes by druggists. The piece also notes the Misses White returning to Fort Worth from city visits with companions, arriving in Jacksboro by night train.
Classified notice seeking to sell or trade a young jack. Applicant contact M. M. Burgis at 25 of True, Texas.
The Graham City Sunday School Union held a regular meeting on Sunday Feb 23 at the Presbyterian Church. Z A Hudson was absent so A F Stewart chaired. Rev B A Snoddy acted as secretary pro tem. Topics covered included maintaining class attention improving punctuality through a standard time piece and the role of the superintendent in discipline. A rally day with county Sunday Schools was debated and plans formed with pastors from three denominations to organize. The session ended with discussion on early conversion and adjourned for next meeting.
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