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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1913
Page
9
Notices filed indicate mail matter status at Gra ham Texas as second class. The entry notes processing under standard postal guidelines for periodical mail delivery and distribution within the local service area.
On January 1 1913 the Parcels Post Law becomes active allowing parcels up to eleven pounds to be mailed nationwide. Rates vary by eight zones with initial and additional pound charges, plus local rural route pricing and stamps requirements. Parcels must bear return cards and be mailed at post offices or rural routes starting therefrom.
An 1842 banquet paid Henry Clay in New Orleans is noted alongside an advertisement for Dr King s New Life Pills. The pills are pitched as a remedy for stomach issues and general digestive, liver, kidney, and bowel problems. The ad claims easy, safe, and effective relief offered for 25 cents at druggists.
The 1911 Texas cotton crop stood at 4,297,248 bales valued at $230,910,000, up from 1910’s 3,072,932 bales valued at $247,880,000, a gain of 1,224,316 bales but a $16,970,000 drop in value. The farmer bears the production penalty as excess supply depresses prices. The Farmers Union push for acreage reduction and smarter marketing is cited. the Texas Farm Life Commission is urged to study these issues. Big Sandy reports a newly organized commercial club with officers E. P. Starey president, A. W. Phelps vice president, and BD. Campreil secretary.
A mixture of editorial guidance urges prudent conduct in letters and commerce, calls for supporting local merchants over mail orders, and promotes agricultural education. It champions community duty, sensible decision making, and access to free extension courses at Texas A&M College Station through Prof. Evans and Prof. Youngblood to improve farming knowledge and finances.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted cure with a worldwide reputation. Sloan Drug Co. sells the remedy, claiming proven merit and economical value for consumers seeking relief.
The city offers Odd Fellows of Texas 257 acres of land with city water connections a railroad switch a gravelled road and three memberships each in Stoward Payne and Daniel Baker Colleges as inducement for selecting Brownwood for the new orphan's home. A visiting committee will report on the proposal.
Mrs. A. R. Tabor of Crider Missouri reports five years of sick headaches ended after two bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets. The ad notes headaches arise from a disordered stomach and urges others to try the tablets to get well and stay well, sold by Sloan Drug Co.
It is no longer a question of what to do with our ex-presidents. For Republicans and Democrats the focus shifts to how to handle the former president amid ongoing political debates and public sentiment.
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as reliable and pleasant. The piece then surveys U.S. presidential religious affiliations, noting leaders from Baptist, Congregational, Reformed Dutch, Unitarian, Episcopalian, Presbyterian, Old School Presbyterian, Methodist, Disciples of Christ, Lutheran, and Roman Catholic faiths, with various presidents cited under each.
R. C. McPkaill promotes quick lending with low fees and no abstract costs, advertising favorable terms and prompt service for readers seeking fast money.
A carload of pecans from San Francisco, California arrived today. The nuts were gathered at the ranch of G. E. Waters near Hers and sold for 6 cents per pound, arranged by F. O. B. Moran.
Col Exall president of the Texas Industrial Congress promotes prizes for top yields to elevate Texas agriculture. Contests draw many entrants and promise to demonstrate improved farming methods and higher per acre yields inspiring broader adoption among farmers. Sheriff sale notices follow. Lubbock-Don H. Biggers named public relations head for Littlefield Land and Townsite Co announces 70,000 acres of irrigated land on sale. Littlefield town established by the company.
The census report notes many western and southern states failed to fill clerk quotas after two exams, forcing appointment of more workers from Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia. Timpson's peanut mill and creamery are secured for the city and will boost local processing, using dairy from about 350 cows and expanding to handle the full crop.
A parcel of 170 acres in cultivation with two sets of improvements lies 16 miles southeast of Grade near a school and church. Asking price 12.50 per acre with 12 cash and the balance on agreeable terms. For information meeting dates to be announced.
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