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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1906
Page
2
An unarmed man was shot in a saloon during a minor row last Saturday in Dallas. The incident underscores calls to enforce Texas pistol laws in cities.
A statement from Independent Farmer emphasizes that strength lies in unity urging members to reduce internal strife and divisions. It calls for concerted effort to advance the organization’s aim of personal improvement and the betterment of all people.
An advertisement urging readers to apply Hooper's Tetter Cure for sore tired aching feet. It is guaranteed by B S Doty and Co.
The Farmers Journal notes a suggestion to induce carelessly attending members to inform absentees about meetings. The plan aims to fill meeting rooms in Taylor County Texas, producing a crowded house at nearly every session.
A dispatch describes Moscow as unsafe for life and property amid ongoing unrest. It notes the revolution seeks a strong leader and a unifying organization. Count Witte is striving to restore peace but remains powerless to quell the discord among competing elements.
Hanet Howard of 209 West Thirty fourth Street New York says she suffered with rheum or eczema for years before using Bucklen's Arnica Salve which she credits for quick healing of cuts burns and sores sold for 25 cents at B and Doty Co's drug store.
Texas crime report notes two attempted assaults by African American men against white women last week. One suspect was captured and jailed in Dallas County. the other remains at large in Johnson County. The cases show no deterrent effect from punishment.
Amid intensified probes of the three major life insurers, high executives face exposure of misconduct in mutual protections. Reports suggest several top officers plan extended tours to recover from the stress and reputational damage.
Mrs Micheal Haet, wife of the superintendent of Cart Service in Kingston Jamaica, testifies after years of use to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She cites relief from cough and throat irritation and says she would not be without a bottle. Sold by all.
Assistant Attorney General Jewell Lightfoot wrote to C. A. Beeman of Dallas that agreements among merchants to refuse credit to debtors in the Retail Grocer's Union violate Texas anti trust law and are a conspiracy in restraint of trade. The opinion says such pacts carry heavy forfeitures and potential felony penalties, and it aims to curb the union's influence in the state. The notice appears in Graham for local readers involved in the association.
An Independent Farmer letter warns that the Citizens Alliance aims to crush trade unions, backed by wealthy monied interests. It predicts renewed printer and lithographer strikes, a bitter clash with Typographers, and efforts to suppress farmers unions alongside the broader labor movement.
The notice asserts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is perfectly safe for children and contains nothing harmful. It states the product is for sale by all druggists and urges mothers to know its safety.
The Texan editor rejects factional bias and personal quarrels, urging citizens to vent dislikes to a lamp post. He refuses to favor one side or smear another, advocating impartiality and avoidance of airing petty individual disputes in public.
Albert Eldredge of Edna Printing Co Paris Illinois praises Hart's Honey and Horehound for curing a bad cold and la grippe during 1901 1902. Readers are invited to visit the named druggist for a free sample bottle and options at 25 50 and 1.00. Sold by B S Doty Co.
Expert health note explains early signs before a bile attack such as loss of appetite and dullness after meals. Recommends Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to ward off the attack, available from all druggists.
The Young County Farmers Educational and Co operative Union of America holds regular session in Graham on January 5 1906 at 10 am Local lodges must send delegates to represent their unions All members invited to attend and share in a feast prepared by Twin Mountain union including barbecued fatted calf and fresh bakers bread Come one come all and help make the first New Year session a grand success S W Lane Co Sec
A traveler burst into a drug store and demanded Herb ton. The clerk refused and urged him to remove his sign. The man claimed using Herbton made him gain from 105 to 165 pounds, with a guarantee from B. S. Doty & Co.
Local craftsman advertises all kinds of stone work and cistern repairing services in Graham Texas. Reliable residential and small project experience offered with attention to durability and quality.
A London Chronicle tale from Stratford-on-Avon recounts a dog named Fidler at Shakespeare's school. When the aged dog faced hanging, a boy led by Shakespeare allegedly confessed the incident. The master instead paid five shillings and allowed Fidler to die naturally, while other boys were sent away.
Anecdote from Augusta Maine recalls a prideful judge riding into town with a fine horse. An Irishman named Patrick trails behind, cheekily asking if he is far enough back to avoid respect. The crowd laughs as the judge endures the jab, while Patrick exacts playful revenge.
A Philadelphia Record tale describes a man buying two cravats for 14 cents each. He disputes the total, insists on a 50 cent slip, and causes a confusion over the correct amount. The clerk rechecks, the customer offers extra money, and the incident ends with the man leaving. the error highlights a costly misunderstanding.
A story recounts Viennese painter Hans Makart famed for Charles V Entering Antwerp In Triumph winning Paris 1878 prize. Taciturn Makart loved chess. an English visitor tried friendship by chess at a cafe, but Makart stormed out after mate as he disliked chatter.
A Milwaukee Sentinel fragment quotes a remark about men who swoon over a silly woman and a girl teasing her friend about ongoing romantic advances, reflecting lighthearted social chatter.
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