Local Notes from Graham area update sickness and visits
Lon Wimberly sick with typhoid fever. Mrs J C Vaughan visiting relatives in Olney. Mrs W A Delaney visiting relatives at Markley. W D Duncan visited from Farmer Monday and Tuesday. Miss Nannie Ragland visiting in the city from Center Ridge. Mrs J C Bower and mother Mrs Harting visiting in Jacksboro. Christian parsonage southeast Graham nearing completion. Excursion to Galveston tomorrow. Baptist revival tent being erected for Sunday night. Infant of Dr and Mrs Williamson died and buried at Oak Grove. Fay Chism returned to Denton. Herbton advertised as healing. 10,000 yards Lawds sold cheaper at Masry Snort & Co. Eld J A Minton visiting Chism family. to Cameron for revival. Hooper's Tetter Cure advertised. Dress goods sale at Masry Snort & Co. 30 days only. S D Baugh from Pit Creek reports good rain and crops. M F Rose and others visiting Judge and Mrs J W Akin. White House coffee advertised at Tidwell & Sons. J Keen from Farmer bought pigs in Fort Worth. Mason Fruit Jars at Tidwell & Sons. W C Noah met Mrs Noah returning from Arlington.
Metter Wheat Market Blues Stir County Farmers
Northern county citizens plan to ship wheat to Seymour after failing to find buyers locally. They claim merchants here may have to act, as farmers need funds and return trips with grain have occurred. Graham previously a good market, and locals expect it to rebound once dealers see county surplus.
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Seymour
Graham
The Storm Strikes County With Strong Winds
A northwest wind of near cyclonic force hit the northern county last Tuesday around 3 am, wrecking several buildings but causing no reported injuries. Homes were leveled in True, Jean's gin and shop damaged, Indian Mound church foundation blown, a revival tent in Farmer torn apart, multiple residences damaged, and Loving saw several structures blown off foundations. A heavy rain followed, much needed by the area.
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Jean
Lamar
Indian Mound
Farmer
Loving
Hunt's Cure Sold as Guaranteed Skin Remedy
Letter from C M Johnson of Louisville Kentucky praises Hunt's Cure as a strictly guaranteed remedy for skin diseases. The advertiser notes many similar letters and claims the product stops itching instantly.
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C. M. Johnson
Louisville
Hunt
Druggist Condemned and Weight Quote Transformation
A traveling man rushed into a drug store shouting for Herbton but was told none exists. He then urged the business to remove its sign. He claimed using Herbton helped him drop from 105 pounds to 165 pounds, a claim guaranteed by B. 8S. Doty & Co.
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Doty & Co
Windstorm and community notes in Emery area
A windstorm and rain caused minor fruit tree twisting with no reported damage. Grover Howard and Jesse Watson left on the eastbound train for California and Houston to attend a cotton grading school. A Primitive Baptists meeting begins after a Sunday basket dinner and a three day session. Bert Cochran visited relatives, and local youths enjoyed an ice cream supper at I C Gibbs. Mr and Mrs Lula Woolfork visit relatives.
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Grover Howard
Jesse Watson
Grover
California
Jesse
Houston
Primitive Baptists
Bert Cochran
Texas
I. C. Gibbs
Lula Woolfork
Emery
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Promoted for Gentle Relief
Nearly all old fashioned cough syrups constipate and contain opiates. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup contains no opiates and moves the bowels gently to drive the cold out. It contains Honey and Tar and tastes nearly as good as maple syrup. Children like it. Sold by Graham Drug Co.
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Kennedy
Graham Drug Co
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Relief From Indigestion
Sour stomach and debility blamed on indigestion are addressed by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. The text touts the product as natural digestion juice plus tonic, claiming it cleanses and strengthens stomach mucous membranes. testimonials note long sour stomach relief and use in milk for baby. bottle sizes $1.00 and 50 cents. Prepared by E. O. DeWitt & Co. Chicago, sold by Graham Drug Co.
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S. S. Ball
Ravenswood
W. Va
Dewitt & CO
Graham Drag Co
Indian Mound Community Notes and Revival Plans
Health is fine and dry weather lingers as the region prays for rain. Thresher is active and Cotton chopping continues with fields showing squares. Olney hosts Fifth Sunday meeting with emphasis on revival led by Macedonia Association and Bro. Roach assisting Bro. Black. Sunday School attendance urged to grow, with local social notes and church visits.
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Gus Rutherford
Fisher
Bessie
Corda
Lottie Kindley
Indian Mound
Olney
Bro. Stribbling
Bro
McCord
Olney Church
Bro. Roach
Bro. Black
God’s Children of the Macedonia Association
Lou
Francis McCommas
J. S. Fisher
Minnie
Lizzie Bryan
Drum
Liver Regulator Herbine Promoted in Fort Worth Ad
An old Fort Worth advertisement touts Herbine as a liver regulator and cure for constipation and dyspepsia. A Mrs F of Fort Worth endorses the product, claiming long use in her family and improved health for all in the household. Sold by B. H. Blankney.
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Ft. Worth
Texas
B. H. Blakeney
Protracted Meeting Set by Graham Baptists in July
The Baptists of Graham will start a protracted meeting under a big tent on the first Sunday in July with Rev. W. K. Penrod of First Baptist Church, Cleburne, Texas, preaching. All are invited to attend.
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The
Baptists of
Graham
W. K. Penrod
First Baptist Church of
Cleburne
Texas
Oak Grove Cemetery Expenses 1906 Appeal
Record of Oak Grove Cemetery expenses for 1906 includes wages to W E Baker 183.25 lumber and steps payments to J W Craig 37.50 painting by W J Rehiers 6.00 mowing by Frank Cole 4.00 carbon and emery items 2.15 total 231.10. Bank deposits for cemetery fund 228.95. Mrs S R Crawford, president of the Ladies Cemetery Association, appeals for further contributions to Graham or Beckham National Banks.
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Oak Grove Cemetery
W. E. Baker
J. W. Craig
W. J. Rehiers
Frank Cole
Beckham National Bank For
Graham
Beckham National Banks
R. Crawford
Pres
Ladies’ Cemetery Ass’n
Estray Notice in Young County Texas
Taken R E Mabry and estrayed before Justice of the Peace A W Kay in Young County Texas a two year old dun filly about 13 hands high no marks or brands. Owner must prove property pay charges and claim the stock or it will be dealt with as the law directs. Dated June 12 1997 E B Norman Clerk County Court Young Co Texas L McJilton Deputy.
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R. E. Mabry
A. W. Kay
Justice of the Peace
Young County
Texas
E. B. Norman
Young Co. Texas
L. McJilton
Picnic Excursion by Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will run a picnic excursion from the court house on Friday evening July 5, 1907. Ticket office opens at 8 o'clock, train departs promptly at 8:30. Lunches and cold drinks will be served on the grounds. All invited.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Court House
Poultry Market Prices Listed in Graham Texas Notice
Poultry market listing from Graham Texas dated June 20 07 shows cash prices: Assasin 6c per lb for certain items, Fryers under 1-2 lbs at 7 1/2c, Turkeys 7 to 8c per lb, and other terms including a price per dozen. Note signed Roy D. Gouston.
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Graham
Tex
SAR Iissads Assasin
Clan Ddegen Beg
Ras edgiKoar
Beoor Ek Iss
Sakis
Roy D. Gouston
Notice to Parties Desiring to Borrow Money or Sell Vendors Lien Notes
Gro. H. McLaren of Graham Texas invites borrowers and sellers of vendors lien notes to consult him. He has arranged with a top Southwest mortgage company to handle real estate loans in the region and will give personal attention to each case.
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South West
Gro. H. McLaren
Graham
Texas
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Lon Wimberly
Mrs
J. C. Vaughan
Mrs. W. A. Delaney
Markley
W. D. Duncan
Nannie Ragland
Center Ridge
J.C. Bower
Mrs. Harting
Jacksboro
Galveston
B.S. Doty & Co
Eld
J. A. Minton
Erick, Okla
M. H. Chism
Cameron
Hooper
Mxsry, Snort & Co
Grace
Fay
Fort Worth
George Leberman
True
A. A. Donnell
Mooringsport
Mr. Donnell
Eliasville
Masry, Snort & Co
Eld. S. D. Baugh
Pit Creek
Masry, Snorr & Co
M. F. Rose
Austin
Elizabeth Davis
W. E. Kaye
Mary Neal
Lytle
J. W. Akin
White House
Tidwell & Sons
J. M. Keen
Ranger
Mason Fruit Jars
W.C. Noah
Mrs. Noah
Arlington
Metter
Ruby Dinsmore
Sidnut
Stock-Market
Lou Dillon
Farmer Road
David H. French
N. W. Texas
John T. Elder
Osteopath
Beckham National Bank
B. S. Dory & CO
C W. Johnson
Young
Westside Square
P A. Martin
Ieee Land Titles Office
Court Granam
G. Drummond Hunt
Dallas
Pohlman’s Shoe Shop
W. A. Morris
Graham National Bank
Garnett
J. T. Parkinson
D. R. Akin
Finis Road
Union Wagon Yard
North Elm Street
Union Yard
Stephens Co
W. L. Howry
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