Fresh Groceries At Special Prices Announced
A local retailer advertises daily fresh staple and fancy groceries at very special prices. The notice highlights ongoing discounts and new stock arrivals aimed at attracting shoppers.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
1
A local retailer advertises daily fresh staple and fancy groceries at very special prices. The notice highlights ongoing discounts and new stock arrivals aimed at attracting shoppers.
Judge E W Fry reports Young county rolls show about 3 300 population with a growth near 500 and Graham’s gains about 100. The figure entitles county to a county superintendent, debated whether to appoint now or at the next election. A live, full‑time superintendent is viewed as vital to education growth amid rapid population increase. The piece praises local judges and urges investment in schooling to keep pace with top educational standards. The District Conference of the M E Church South at Weatherford district gathered in Graham with 100 plus visitors, praising town hospitality and reporting substantial business during sessions through Tuesday.
An ice cream supper will be held Thursday from 7 to 11 under the bright moonlight on the lawn of Mr E B Norman by the Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church. Music and readings will be offered from the veranda with no admission charge and popular prices for cream and cake. Mrs J A Jameson has undergone surgery for appendicitis and infection but doctors hope for her full recovery after Dr Thompson's procedure in Fort Worth.
This week saw record heat with Monday Tuesday and Wednesday the hottest days of the year. Texas towns report temperatures around 100 in the shade and Graham continues to endure the intense heat along with other daily conditions.
County Tax Assessor R L Tankersley reports 1909 valuations at 7 39 million up from 6 64 million last year an increase of 750 000 Five years ago Young county valued at 3 336 000 and had 900 names on the poll list. this year 3 000 underlines economic and population growth. Local firms and publications credit aggressive promotion and ask to double valuations and triple population in five years.
A brief public notice appeals to 1500 subscribers and the general public to highlight the exceptional advantages offered by the county. The item emphasizes informing residents about local opportunities and benefits.
The Methodist ladies stage a Tom Thumb wedding at the Graham courthouse on Thursday night July 8 at 8 30. The popular bride and groom headline a thirty attendant procession with elegant dresses and conventional black groomsmen. Mendelssohn Wedding March will welcome the bridal party. Don’t forget the date and hour.
The Southern Presbyterians plan a protracted meeting in Olney starting the second Sunday in July. A tent will be pitched in a central location to minimize travel. Rev. Robt. L. Cowan of Fort Worth and Rev. 8. J. McMurry of Graham are contracted to preach. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend and support the Master's cause. Meanwhile many Graham residents plan a two day trip to New Castle for a picnic tomorrow and the next day.
D G Vick purchased the Graham flouring mill last week with J J Park and J E Dowdle retiring. The up to date plant is praised as first class nationwide. J T Brickell becomes general manager, signaling continued growth of the Graham mills in Northwest Texas. The notice also urges residents to keep streets clean under city ordinance No. 382 R 8, citing rains bringing weeds and calling for municipal cooperation. Mayor M K Gana appeals for voluntary compliance to maintain Graham’s reputation for cleanliness and health.
The Pythian Sisters and families held their monthly reception last Thursday night June 24 with Mesdames Evans Mabry P G Weaver and W C Harrell as hostesses. Ada Brooks won a set of dominoes in progressive 45 and guests enjoyed music and cream and cake before goodnights. Future gatherings will invite five guests each meeting. The town reports a dog killer active in Graham and warns owners to keep valuable dogs at home.
Six month old daughter of N. Dewey suffered cholera infantum but recovered fully after Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The drug is recommended for bowel complaints in children and is easy to take when diluted with water and sweetened. Sloan Drug Co. sells it.
Mrs. Mary Trafton and Preston Lawrence have purchased the Majestic Picture show and plan nightly entertainment with rapid feature additions. They will install four electric fans next Monday and seek patronage to sustain up to date shows.
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