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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1915
Page
2
Publication note lists subscription rates for Graham Texas with one year or six months options. Advertising rates are detailed for locals per line, display ads by column inch, and contract specials. Editor Frank H. Bowron is named.
Irvin S. Cobb portrays war’s misery in stark images from Europe for the Red Cross Magazine. A second item reports a Texas tenant records study: 140 hogs worth 550 dollars, dogs valued at 24.16 each, and questions on farm tenancy transition and property rendered for ant community.
More than fifty newsboys and messengers employed by local telephone and telegraph firms in Temple attended a Christmas turkey banquet in the basement of the First Baptist Church. The meal was hosted by the junior department of the Sunday School.
A note promotes PRORILINF as a tasteless Quinine syrup for children and adults. It claims easy dosing without stomach upset or nervousness and urges asking for the 2 ounce original package, priced in cents. The ad uses marketing language to encourage use for any quinine need.
A December 2 social at Mrs Lottie Bell Wallace’s west Graham residence featured Christmas decor and progressive games. Prizes went to Miss Sallie Jackson and Christian Stoffers, with piano numbers by Nelle Graham, Lovella Eddleman, and Ethel Birdwell. guests and hosts enjoyed marshmallow cream Angel food fruit cake.
On December 24 President Wilson distributed 172 turkeys as Christmas presents to White House employees including policemen clerks domestics and other staff.
The Mabry residence welcomed many young society members on Friday December 25 for a Christmas party honoring grandchildren Miss Artie Norman and R F Short Jr. Eight tables of progressive games entertained guests. Catherine Craig won high score and received stationery. J C Rickman won for the boys and received a tie. Neweta Flint claimed the booby prize a red candy stick. Neweta Flint and Lovella Eddleman performed piano numbers. A salad course was served.
Doty & Company markets Adler-i-ka the Graham agency simple mix of buckthorn bark and glycerine. The remedy is claimed to cure appendicitis historically and provide immediate relief from sour stomach gas and constipation. It emphasizes rapid action and dramatic drainage of old matter with just one dose.
Notice from Young County Texas announces the regular term of the Commissioners Court on February 8 1915 to receive sealed bids from banks or individuals as county depository for school funds. Bids must show interest rate based on daily balances and include a $200 certified check. Official date January 5 1915 with County Judge W P Stinson seal.
A riddle speaks of a living entity made before man, moving without limbs, bearing light to fallen people, yet lacking soul and belief in Scriptures. It vows to search the Bible for its name and claims its name is recorded there, urging the reader to find the referenced verses.
Final account of guardianship for Paul Ragland and minors Lada May Raymon and Alena Ragland filed in Young County Court Graham Texas. Objections must be filed by the April term 1915. W. Hinson Clerk. Wm. Johnson Constable.
The Young County Texas Health Officer invites residents to call at his office for complete details about a serious disease. He notes press articles cannot cover all specifics and offers to answer questions in person, urging public cooperation and personal outreach.
On February 8 1915 the Young County Commissioners Court will receive sealed bids from banks associations or individuals to serve as county depository. Bids must state the interest rate offered on county funds and be accompanied by a certified check of at least 250.00. The notice is dated January 1915 in Texas.
Advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a general strengthening remedy for adults and children. Claims to drive out malaria, enrich the blood, and build up the system though phrasing is promotional and archaic. The text emphasizes tonics’ restorative qualities and broad usage.
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