Olney notes from January 30 1908 local items
Local notes from Olney dated January 30 1908 report visits by S. B. and Boyd Street in Olney, residents traveling to Fort Worth Muskogee and Bowie, several illnesses including grippe and a boy ill with fever, business notices for Stewart Son and Star Meat Market, phone changes, property sales, polling tax reminders, subscription requests, and community social updates. Mayor and merchant mentions include Denton Flour, DeWitt products, and Leader newspaper promotions.
Equity and Justice in Business Teachings for Farmers Union
The article extols Equity and Justice as core nonprofit principles for the Farmers Union in the United States. It argues fair pay for farm products, equal rights regardless of color or rank, honest dealing, and the Golden Rule as guiding business ethics, with emphasis on avoiding overcharging and deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Union
United States
Equity
For Sale Mules From D G Vick
A rural classified notice offers several heavy work mules for sale, including a few good spans and sixteen mules aged one to three years.
Hunt's Cure Promises Relief for Itching Skin Disease
Advertises Hunt's Cure as specially made for itching skin conditions. Claims instant relief and prompt cure with an absolute guarantee.
Hunt's Cure for Skin Troubles Endorsed by Swann
In a Franklin Louisiana letter R M Swann states Hunt's Cure has long held a place as the best remedy for eczema tetter ringworm and similar skin ailments. He claims it cures itching instantly and that no other treatment is permitted in his medicine chest unless it proves superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
R. M. Swann
Franklin
Death of Bryson resident Arch Moore at age fifty
Mr Arch Moore long time Bryson citizen died last Sunday evening in King county after six months poor health He had gone west seeking relief He was fifty years old and leaves a widow and three married children to mourn his death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush Kuykendall
Bryson
Arch Moore
King County
Ingleside Notes From The Ingleside Ranch Community
Ingleside readers report on a windy day as trains and land questions stir talk of a new railroad. Visitors include Mrs H Lichte and son Jeff of Fort Worth and relatives of the Carltons. Sunday school reports delight or disappoint, while a local youth’s marriage creates chatter and Frank’s buggy accident yields minor bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lichte
Jeff
Fort Worth
Ingleside Ranch
Miss Jones
Claude
Kingston Councilman Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy
W O Reilly Fogarty of Kingston Jamaica writes that one bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy relieved a persistent cough quickly and beneficially. He plans to obtain another bottle and notes it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W O'Reilly Fogarty
Kingston
Jamaica
West Indies
Chamberlain
Pleasant churchgoers and local notices from Mt Pleasant
In Mt Pleasant health is good and schools progress well under Prof Morley. Locals report several attendances at Briar Branch and Upper Tank churches, with Elmo Fitzgerald and others listed. Willie Willis escaped serious injury after a horse accident. An advertisement recommends Kodol for dyspepsia from Graham Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morley
Elmo Fitzgerald
Ben Steadham
Roy Pardue
Harry Blackwood
Oscar Fitzgerald
Lewis Brooks
Briar
Bessie Brooks
Effie Fitzgerald
Florence Henderson
Sarah Timmons
W.S. Timmons
Jim McClain
Fish Creek
Graham Drug Co
Local notes on sickness, church, and farming life
Community updates report Mrs Langford improving after three weeks sickness. Miss Maggie Kramer leads the school as farmers plow their land. Elder Clark preaches to a large crowd while young folks enjoy a Sunday singing at G R White's. Visitors include Mrs Forester of Oklahoma and Mrs Rhema Campbell from South Bend. DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills advertised by Graham Drug for kidney related issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyrldia Forester
Oklahoma
G. R. White
Miller Bend
Median Chapel
J. T. Townsend
J. C. Townsend
Gorham
Graham
Rhema Campbell
South Bend
Huffstuttle News Highlights Local Goings On
Cloudy cool weather as farmers work soil. Sermon change by Brother Shrader to the third Sunday evening. Families move and travel between Huffstuttle Katie I T Eliasville Crystal Falls and nearby towns. Community notes on visits sick lists and Odd Fellows lodge. Aunt Samantha signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Shrader
R. J. Campbell
Katie
I. T
Huffstuttle
Frank Otts
Graham
Robert Brittain
Throckmorton
C. Campbell
Jerry Moreland
Nannie Coon
Ethel Otts
F. J. Peacock
R. G. Stoker
Eliasville
Brittain Campbell
Walter Long
Willie Fawks
Miss Alma
Crystal Falls
R. L. McDaniel
John Otts
Lee Robertson
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
A. J. Campbell
Minnie Campbell
Fannie Otts
Emma Campbell
Oliver Peacock
Mr. Pie
Samantha
Why Colds Are Dangerous And How To Fight Them
Health article warns that successive colds weaken the body and raise risk of infections. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick cure and restorer of health, noting sale by all druggists.
Notice to Creditors in Young County Texas
Notice to creditors of E. C. Bratcher in Young County Texas. On January 7 1908 Bratcher executed a deed of assignment to the undersigned for the benefit of creditors. Assignee has qualified. Creditors consenting must reply in writing within four months and file claims within six months at Graham Texas. Witness dated January 9 1908. A A Morrison
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Texas
A. D
A. A. Morrison
A Safe Combination for News Subscriptions
Promote The Dallas Semi-Weekly News and Graham Leader with a combined one year offer for 1.75 dollars payable in advance. Emphasizes 1908 as a presidential year and urges prompt order processing. Advises securing an accident policy from James T. Vosahes before any trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Lowrey
Leader
Dallas
Graham Leader
James T. Vosahes
Miles Nervine Promised To Soothe Nerves
An advertisement touts Miles Nervine as a remedy for epilepsy and nerve disorders. It claims the product calms irritated nerves and restores nervous energy, citing a case of an eighteen year old girl who reportedly improved after five years of seizures. The ad lists Elkhart as a location and Miles Medical Co as the maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles’ Ervine
Miles
Nervine
McAley
Elkhart
Iles Medical CO
Thrice-a-Week World catalog ad for 1908 campaigns
The Thrice-a-Week World promises broader coverage in 1908 with rapid reporting of world events and impartial political news. The paper emphasizes markets, cartoons, standard authors and aims to foreshadow the next presidential campaign. Offer: $1.00 per year for 156 issues. combo with The Graham Leader available for $1.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PyThe
Ace Standard
Eeprica
Graham Leader
Tombstones and grave digging services advertised
Cisco Marble Works offers tombstones and grave digging services with prices for adults at seven dollars and children at five dollars. Call for prompt, satisfactory orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cisco
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S. B. and
Boyd Street
Olney
H. H. Windham
Muscogee, Oklo
Denton
Stewart & Son’s
Bertha Graham
W. M. Matthews
A.W. Kay
la Grippe
Star Meat Market
Ed Stiffler
Markley
W. ©. Reed and Wife
R. F. Short
Ft. Worth
City Bakery
Annie Lewis
Mrs
Chas. Craig
Bowie
J. T. Cunningham
E. A. Posern
Fred
R. G. Hallam
Will Huffman
City
Stewart & Son
Joe Wright
Mrs. Norman
Miss Lura
Ben Johnson
Walter Sloan
Ryan, Okla
R. B. Lasater
Arthur Posein
R. J. Johnson
Ed Woolfolk
Belknap Country
Geo. Ragland
Park Springs
George
E. H. Morrison
V. Conner
W. A. Dailey
W. ©. Burns
Gentry Williamson
A. C. Markley
Laredo
Iexus
L. B. Kidwell
Lucile McJimsey
Chas. Williams
Palo Pinto County
DeWitt
Addie Haynes
Oklahoma City
H. E. Eddleman
de Witt
Mrs. Adams
M. D. Wallace
Bessie Wallace
A. A. Lax
J. D. Davis
Davis & Pratt
Woodson
Henry Taack
Dallas News
Farm and Ranch
D. G. Vick
Bears
W. D. Fisher
Mississippi
Mr. Fisher
Farmer
Castoria
Geo. H. Craiee
Graham, Texas
The
Antilles
Mt. Pleasant
Vashti
Esther Timmons
Upper Tank
Willie Willis
E. R
Graham Drug
ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York
NEW York World
W. E. Baker
Sexton Oak Grove Cemetery
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