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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1900
Page
8
Fragmented OCR style note references cent postage stamps and wrappers of Az 'uckies' Romsied Cul. The garbled text mentions colors, lith printing, and pest related terms, with unclear names or dates and no distinct event.
A reader is asked to cut out the signature from Arbuckles Roasted Coffee wrapper and mail it as a voucher. The note requests recipients to send the cutout to participate in a promotional offer. No dates or specific address are provided.
A collection titled yenegerie features 12 paired animal figures Elephants Camels Deer Horses Cattle Donkeys Goats Lions Bears Tigers Dogs and Cats Each duo stands alone liiographed in multiple colors and embossed on heavy cardboard The elephants measure inches high and 16 inches long with the others proportionately large Postage stamp remnants and a 2 cent arcovaios coffee receipt fragment are described in the damaged text
Christmas reflections and community updates from Olney. Weezy mourned, Ruby Keen’s passing noted, Elbert Hunt visited from Channing, Rev G W Rushing to occupy new parsonage, school enrollment above eighty, Rev Rogers sermon, local travels to the Falls, corn crushing for cattle, and best wishes to The Leader.
Prof E O McNew of Graham High School spoke Monday on the importance of education. He urged students to ignore slanderous chatter and strive for knowledge, noting parents labor to equip them for life and stressing girls deserve the best education for capable partnership.
Notice to the Sheriff or Constable of Young County instructs publication for twenty days regarding the Final Account of E. B. Norman as administrator of C. H. Dewey deceased. Objections must be filed by the April term 1900 at Graham Court House. Chas Gay, Clerk, Young County Court, Graham. January 10, 1900.
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