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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
7
Joseph Stone, brother of J W Stone of Ivan, died Sunday night at the Occidental Hotel from rheumatism. He was about 72 and had lived in Graham for six to eight months. Burial took place Monday evening at Oak Grove cemetery.
A historic remedy advertises relief for chilblains and frost bites. It claims to cure fever sores indolent ulcers piles ulcers and wounds using Buck e. The ad credits B S Doty & Co. drug store with the sale and price of 250.
A report claiming smallpox patients stayed in Graham hotels was debunked. Officials state there have been no cases in Graham and no occurrences in any local hotels.
After two years of stomach trouble Mrs. Joux Laws of Cooper Maine reports relief from Stomach and Liver Tablets. She purchased a bottle, used twelve in total, and is now well. The tablets are advertised for sale by all druggists.
Blakeney’s Pharmacy offers expert watch and jewelry repair services. Skilled technicians restore timepieces and restore precious items with careful handling. Customers can expect precise work, reliable turnaround, and trusted care for valued belongings.
The Graham Leader calls for old correspondents to send weekly news from Eliasville Farmer Reme Elbert Spring Creek Murray Belknap Proffitt and other county areas. Submit by Tuesday noon with local items on sickness death marriages moves sales purchases and community changes. Contributors will receive stamps and stationery as an incentive.
C. O. Floyd of Kershaw South Carolina recounts a recovery after using Dr King s New Discovery for six months. He had been 135 pounds and coughing constantly, but regained health and normal weight to 170 pounds. Thousands are healed yearly. Trial bottle free, guaranteed at B S Doty Co drug store.
The Thrice-a-Week World promises better status in 1906 with global news coverage and prompt, accurate reporting. It claims fair political reporting for Republicans and Democrats, plus serialized fiction by top authors. Subscriptions run $1 per year for 156 issues, or $1.65 for both the Thrice-a-Week World and Granam Leaver.
A brief classified notice seeking immediate land loans to fulfill an order. Mentions R. C. McPraitt as contact.
Bob Collins and his cousin Jim go hunting on Thanksgiving week in Minnesota. A fierce wolf pack surrounds their tree as snow blurs the valley. A timely deer buck leads rescuers to the boys, who return home after a perilous night and later recount their tale in fond memory.
During the holidays the Far mer band gave concerts at Mark ley Loving and Farmer and cleared something over ten dollars. The play Nevada was well cast and attendees praised acting and band music. The boys have made rapid progress in music and received many flattering remarks. The people of Far mer and surrounding country can feel proud of this organization.
A promotional note claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a safe medicine for children and adults. It targets coughs colds croup and whooping cough and asserts it prevents phlegm and croup progression when given early. The ad emphasizes no opium or harmful drugs and lists All Druggists as a seller.
The Cisco Marble Works advertises tombstones available for prompt, satisfactory orders and offers cleaning and repair services at reasonable prices. Grave digging is listed as six dollars for adults and four dollars for children. The notice also states the J C Cas burn pasture north of town is posted and warns hunters to stay out.
An employment notice from J. O. Wilson of Graham Texas offering $1.00 per hundred pounds for cotton picking and seeking a goodhouse furnished family to perform the work.
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