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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1908
Page
1
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church held a concert last Friday night at the skating rink. A large, appreciative audience enjoyed all program numbers, with parts praised as excellent. The writers hope for a repeat performance soon.
Farmers embrace the latest Case Implements as the top fad of the season. Graham Haw. Co. markets the line, highlighting efficiency and reliability for field work.
Joseph Rowe aged about 85 died at his son Asa Rowe’s home three miles northwest of Graham yesterday morning. The interment will be in Tank Valley Cemetery today. He was regarded as a good citizen by all who knew him.
The passage notes how heavy rains improved farmland and urges readers to act, promoting the Case Sulky from Graham How Co. The sulky promises light draft and easy adjustments to make farming easier rather than a burden.
Rev A P Lipscomb of Whitt was visiting in Graham Monday.
Graham Hardware Co offers J I Case sulky plows in stock for farmers seeking durable equipment. The display highlights models suitable for varied soil types and field sizes with customer service available for fittings and pricing.
The Leader notes A H M Anderson of Olney seeks the Democratic nomination for Tax Assessor of Young County. Supporters say he is highly qualified and will credit the office. He is well known in the northern part of the county and plans to meet more residents before the election.
An advertisement praises the J I C Planter, claiming it is the best on the market and noting recent improvements. It urges customers to see the latest model from Vick and visit Graham Hardware Company for demonstration and purchase.
The Young County Union frees the Farmers Union Gin Company of Graham. The first meeting is Saturday January 18 1908 at 10 o clock at the K of P Hall to elect officers form a constitution adopt by laws and transact necessary business. All shareholders urged to attend. J P HyDeN President.
W H Logan sold his store and fixtures to T L Douglas a few days ago. The Douglas farm at Dakin is understood to be the consideration for the trade.
The Democrat announces M A Wallace for re election to the offices of Sheriff and Tax Collector in Young County, pending the July primaries. He has served four years, was effective in crime detection and apprehension, keeping the county jail largely empty, and as Tax Collector is noted for polite attentive service with no public complaints.
Many farmers choose J I Case Implements for reliability and performance. The ad asserts they are the best, reflecting strong brand loyalty among growers and tool buyers.
Mrs. Mattie Baker wife of J J Baker died December 22 1907 after months of illness and was buried December 23 in Oak Grove cemetery. Sympathy extended to the bereaved family and relatives.
Ezekiel Carnahan died Sunday morning at his son in law Billie Woods residence in Gooseneck Bend from heart failure at age sixty two. A Confederate veteran and Baptist member, he belonged to the Odd Fellows order. Funeral services were held Monday at 11 o'clock under Odd Fellows auspices. he leaves one daughter and many friends in mourning.
In a testimonial from R. M. Swann of Franklin Louisiana a family medicine chest carries Hunt's Curve as the surest remedy for eczema dermatitis ringworm and other skin troubles. The product is praised for curing itching instantly and remaining the best option for its purpose.
An advertisement urges using Simmons Cough Syrup to heal throat and lung inflammation for rest and sleep. It also promotes buying an accident policy from James T. Vaughan before trips, implying protection for the family.
A notice states a large stock of J. I. Case implements is available at Graham How Co and urged buyers to act quickly as demand is high and stock will not last long.
Advert says Hunt's Cure is made for itching skin disease and promises instant relief and prompt cure with absolute guarantee.
E. B. Norman announces his candidacy to succeed himself as District and County Clerk of Young county, subject to July Democratic primaries. After one term, he consulted friends for any complaints and asserts his experience and familiarity will enable him to serve better in a second term.
Judge Geo H McLaren announces he will not seek re election as County Judge. He cites few offices worth the effort and plans to study law, apply for bar admission, and pursue a legal career instead of continuing in politics.
Bob Mc Cloud and Augusta Mc Cloud of Bryson visited friends in the city this week, sharing time with local acquaintances and catching up during a brief sojourn.
Mrs. Z. E. Goforth of 2119 Holly Street Kansas City says a sample and two 25¢ bottles of Hunt's Lightning Oil nearly cured her catarrh and stopped her headaches. She praises the medicine as the best she has seen and notes she cannot keep house without it. The ad adds a plug for an accident policy with James T. Vaughan.
In Graham Texas on January 1 1908 County Judge and Superintendent of Schools announces he will not seek re election citing the burden of campaigning and a desire to practice law. He assures voters of continued fair service through the remainder of his term and commitment to duties as a sworn officer.
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