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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1907
Page
2
Rates of subscription for The Leader include Copy 1 year at $1.00 One copy six months at 50 cents The newspaper is entered at the Graham Texas post office as second class mail matter Frank H Bowron and A Martin are listed as proprietors or editors
A New England negro preacher who was a staunch defender of Roosevelt has been removed from his pastorate. Officials describe the action as a square deal.
The Ohio paper hails Taft with zeal claiming his election would mean “four more years of fatness,” and notes that prosperity requires more than a fat president.
Hooper's Tetter Cure promised for sore tired and blistered feet with a guaranteed offer from B. S. Doty & Co. for a good summer rest.
The administration has won a good many literary triumphs over the Standard Oil Company and E. H. Harriman. But it seems to have allowed the literature of the statute books to remain a dead letter.
The article notes a rise in tramp-related issues amid railroads during 1901 to 1905 with 23,400 trespasser deaths and 25,236 injuries, mostly among tramps. It argues the tramp problem stems from systemic injustice and calls tariff reform as a route to curb both trusts and tramp abuses.
A cleansing cooling healing household remedy for burns cuts scratches bruises insect bites and sore feet. Also good for piles. Beware of imitations. Sold by Graham Drug Co.
The piece critiques Republican presidential contenders and factional backing. It casts doubt on Knox, Fairbanks, and Cannon booms, noting reliance on corrupt machines and congressional backroom deals. It highlights Kentucky Republicans aligning with Roosevelt to stay connected to administration interests.
The town of Graham faces typhoid fever outbreaks with cases in the city and surrounding areas. Doctors warn the disease spreads via ingested germs, urging sanitation, proper disposal of waste, fly control, screened doors and windows, and careful care around the sick to prevent further spread.
Mt. Pleasant Texas June 28 the American eagle faces a challenger as the Texas goose wins farmers favor by clearing fields and boosting crops. A farmer near here used forty five geese to clean a forty five acre cotton field in five hours proving the plan works and drawing interest from Titus county farmers seeking similar results.
R J Mayher of 406 South Clark Street Chicago writes that Hunt's Lightning Oil has been kept and used in his family for ten years and is the only kind to have. The advertisement asserts it cures cuts burns bruises sprains aches pains stings bites and also kills chiggers.
Dr. Frank E. Rutherford V.S. offers his $5.00 text on diseases of the horse and cow for $1.50 during July. The 89 lesson book includes 130 prescriptions and is the only Stock text in English. Copyright 1904-1906. Sale runs one month from Monday July 1, endorsed by over 500 men in Young county, available at Graham Drug Co. Blakeney's Pharmacy and B. S. Doty & Co.
An old advertisement explains undigested food and gas under the heart cause palpitations. It recommends taking Herbine for a few days and notes the product is 50 cents a bottle, sold by B. H. Blakeney.
The A. and M. College will next year introduce a two year program in Agriculture aimed at young farmers, stockmen, and sons of such. Admissions at age over eighteen without exam if deemed capable by the college president. The course blends practical farming with scientific methods to raise farm profits, covering stock raising, crops, farm management, chemistry, botany, veterinary medicine, plus practical blacksmithing and carpentry.
Promotional copy touts Hunt's Cure as a universal remedy for itching skin. It promises relief after one application and guarantees cure in any single case, claiming the cup of human misery overflows only with this product.
Despite the heat a sizable City Sunday School Union gathering met last Sunday with Bro Paxson presiding. He urged best methods to energize Sunday School work and build character in youth. A committee was set to publish a program in next week's Leader and the group adjourned to meet the fourth Lord's day in July at 5 30 p m at the Christian church.
The Young County Farmers' Union will hold a picnic and barbecue at the Gooseneck school house on Friday July 12 inviting everyone to attend. Attendees can expect speeches music and plenty of good eating as the community enjoys the day with these folks.
Mrs. S- of Blackwell Oklahoma reports a baby who was peevish fretful and would not eat improved after a bottle of White s Cream Vermifuge. She says the baby has not had a sick day since and the smile remains, urging others to keep the medicine on hand.
A long meeting will be held at the arbor near Bullock's ranch starting Friday night before the second Sunday in July. All are invited to join in the effort to save the lost. led by Pastor Joe R. Mayes.
Eliasville announces a monthly Trade Day to be held on the third Monday of each month starting June 17. Residents are invited to bring stock to buy sell or trade at the event.
The 20th session of the Macedonia Baptist Association will convene at Pleasant View Baptist Church 15 northeast of Graham and 5 miles southeast of Farmer on Friday morning Aug 2 at 10 o clock. Provisions include beef and bread at reasonable rates and free pasture for horses. The regular protracted meeting begins Friday night before the 4th Sunday in July and continues through the Association. G W Black Moderator and A E Oatman Clerk invite all to attend.
In the Name of the State of Texas and Young County J L Boone serves notice to J L Boone of Sheldon Missouri and all claimants in 40 acres of B B Bh OC RR Co Survey No One Abstract 34 Certificate 683 delinquent for 1903 state and county taxes totaling 21 53 suit filed by the state in Young County Texas to condemn foreclose and sell the land unless defense is shown at the September term of the district court of Young County witness E B Norman clerk graphic seal and date June 21 1907.
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