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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1909
Page
6
A Young County loan company advertises fast cash with its own land inspections. They advertise loans from 300 up to 5000 with flexible terms, extending payments to ease crop failures and allow land improvements. The firm promotes quick closings, ownership of inspection, and options to sell Vendor's Lien Notes.
The moving picture show will provide an entertainment at 5 50 each Saturday evening with two nightly performances starting with the first at 7 50.
City Bakery and Restaurant offers fresh Bread Cakes and Pies daily on North Elm Street with courteous service and the very best of everything.
Every businessman and property owner in Graham should join the Commercial Club. The money spent will improve the town and advertise inducements to attract capitalists to invest here. Your loss will be repaid many times over through betterment and development. Be a booster and help boost.
Three work horses aged six to nine years and one six year old work mule about 15 hands high are for sale at my place near Indian Mound. A good wagon is also for sale. Contact Mrs. C. A. Harmonson.
The Flat Rock community hosted a successful box supper with $20 raised to support seating and repairs for the school house. C. J. Cook informed of sickness in Flat Rock and noted Mrs Kidney’s illness. J. H. Rubenkoenig, long Graham barber, moved with family to New Orleans after thirty two years.
Advertisement for Ballard's Snow Liniment claiming to cure neuralgia rheumatism burns cuts and other pains. Promotes use when facing neuralgia and suggests saving the face for needs, with sales through B. E. Doty & Co.
A health column quotes VU Elridge of Empire Georgia advocating Dr King’s New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs colds croup and throat lung troubles. He praises seven years of use and notes rapid relief for his children’s croup. Sold under guarantee at Sloan’s Drug Store 50c and 1.00 trial bottle free.
Cloudy damp weather slows field work with little cotton likely to be picked soon. Local notes report misplacements from a letter, land transfers involving Claud Reeves and Jake Walker, and illness updates for Reece Harlan and Ed Shepherd. A box supper raised about 70 dollars for the Loving String Band, with band members listed, and Ed Ramsey plans relocation after selling his farm. Also a Dr Shoop Health Coffee coupon offer appears.
Mrs Davenport of Pauls Valley Indian Territory endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children. She says it is especially effective for croup and whooping cough after years of use in her family. Sold by all druggists.
W M Davis of Loving Texas asks for a job and a house to live in either in town or on a farm. He can furnish good references.
Found item described as a child’s gold necklace located in Graham last week. Owner can claim by visiting this office and paying for the notice. Also advertise printing of ladies calling cards with satisfaction guaranteed.
Sheriff M. A. Wallace requests help locating an old wagon stolen from behind Woodmen Hall owned by E. C. Stovall. The wagon has one recently replaced hind wheel, an old bed, no brands, and a good breast-yoke. Citizens urged to watch for it.
In a family medicine chest no remedy stays unless proven best. Hunt's Cure has long held its place for skin troubles including eczema tetter ringworm. It cures itching instantly according to R M Swann.
An old tablet ad claims Ballard's Horehound Syrup cures coughs and colds in children and prevents complications such as croap pleurisy or pneumonia. Sold by B S Doty company.
W. E. Kaye, also called Coy, pledges to straighten tangled lines and deliver high proficiency and scientific skill in surveying work. The note emphasizes expertise, accuracy, and clear articulation of surveying methods.
A humorous description of a cross person blamed on a bad liver and digestion, urging readers to take Ballard's Herbine as a safe vegetable regulator for the liver. Sold by B. S. Doty & Co.
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