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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1885
Page
1
The Graham Leader announces weekly publication by J. W. Graves with subscription options and advertising rates. One year or six months options are listed, with local notices priced per line and obituary notices at five cents per line. A liberal deduction is offered to regular advertisers.
Young County Chapter LL D Royal Arch Masons meets Saturday after the full moon each month. R P Baker, H P G B JRWELL, Secy. New furniture and clean beds available for a limited number of private borders. Also prepared to entertain commercial men with a well arranged sample room and guaranteed satisfaction at reasonable terms.
Dallas reports emphasize Fourth of July preparations at Shadow View Park and the Gould railroad system moving headquarters and car shops to the city. The piece also notes rain affecting harvests, a legal victory for Dallas over state law, and regional items from Fort Worth Wheeling and Belmont, including libel-terrain reactions to a Galveston News ruling.
In Barnwell Md a prosecutor asked a widow if her husband carried a pistol. She replied no, saying her husband was no coward, provoking tears and a restrained murmur of applause from the audience as the courtroom heard the exchange regarding the Freeman-Clayton murder case.
The Gatesville Advance urges farmers to hold their wheat and sell only enough to cover Advance costs. Avoid rushing sales, expecting a good price soon, and wait for favorable market conditions before selling more.
The Dallas Times notes Cranfill has paused his Prohibition campaign to launch a new attack on the skating rink, arguing the doctor must strike one wickedness at a time to avoid overtaxing Cranfill’s fragile health.
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