Graham Texas newspaper subscription notice
Every Thursday a notes of subscription offers one copy one year one copy six months priced at $1.00. Entry recorded at the Graham Texas post office as second class mail matter. Frank H. Bowron editor.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1911
Page
2
Every Thursday a notes of subscription offers one copy one year one copy six months priced at $1.00. Entry recorded at the Graham Texas post office as second class mail matter. Frank H. Bowron editor.
The article reports a cold spell and its impact on stock and land, plus a series of social notices. It records marriages at O E Dickson's residence and at the Thomas Hotel, moves of residents to farms, moves of professionals, school closure in Loving, and several social and religious events tied to the Fifth Sunday Meeting of the Little Widaeas Association. It ends with a Ballard's Snow Liniment advertisement.
Advertises Herbine as instant relief for heartburn indigestion and stomach distress. Claims it expels badly digested food and restores bowel tone. Priced at 50 cents and sold by all druggists.
Program notes for a church youth program led by Ed Jeffery with scripture Isaiah 6:8 about the ministry as a calling not a profession. D D Casenbary asks how to know when God calls to His ministry. N S rmer asks if we should pray for a new call. Chas Babb leads prayer.
Jean notes blustery weather on Monday. Miss Mattie Carpenter visits West Texas relatives for three weeks. John D. Vanhorn buys T M Moore’s blacksmith shop in Cook County and plans moving his family. Iler Gray relocates to Willis street. Monroe Rhoden family from Tarrant County visiting Willis family and plan move to Columbia Tennessee. Ruth Gilliam back at school after holidays in Dallas and Tioga. Del Gray visiting Farmer. Billie Stroud in Fort Worth. Mrs Connally visits Markley. Noah Cantwell family welcomes a newborn, a nine pound girl.
J. M. Warren justice of the peace and J. M. Munsey constable of Newcastle have pressed two cases in county court against bootleggers. They say they are pursuing this class of violators and have made it a warm time for them recently.
Tom M. Marks invites boys under 20 to join the corn program, prepare land, plant and care for corn, keep detailed records, and enroll by early February. The note mentions prizes at Graham and Olney, Dallas Fair, and requires enrollment via a school or teacher.
Local notes from Farmer recount a December meeting led by E. C. Moore and J. F. Kieth, a funeral for Mrs. J. L. Lemmons, and a birth for Clyde and wife. Visits from Olney relatives, new construction by Clarence Keen and D. B. Davis, and church activities at the Methodist church with a tree and program. Cold weather reached as low as one degree above zero.
Kodak Films Developed Free Prints or Post Cards from some five cents each. Orders in twenty fours hours. Our work is done by professional photographers. Southern Photo Finishers, P. O. Box 1043, Fort Worth, Tex.
Report by E H Baugh Commissioner Precinct 3 Young County lists estray stock near Graham Texas, about twenty miles west of the city, one blood red shorthorned Durham cow four years old, no marks, four years past, will bring call, and a red bull white face two years old, no marks.Notice dated December 3 1910 and signed ER H Baugh Commissioner Precinct 3 Young County Texas.
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