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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1912
Page
2
The item lists subscription rates for The Leader with pricing for one copy, one year and six months. It notes post office delivery in Graham Texas and identifies Frank H. Bowron as editor.
A list of candidates and officials for the 99th District and various county posts in Young County. Names include J. E. Simpson, J. H. Wood, Edgar Scurry, J. L. Vaughan, D. D. Casenbary, E. W. Fry, W. P. Stinson, Fred T. Arnold, Fay Marshall, R. Lindsey, B. W. King, I. B. Padgett, G. D. Hinson, Geo. T. Wood, O. Brown, Mal M. Wallace, E. Parsons, A. H. Jones, W. E. McCharen, A. C. Casey, E. E. Hall, Wat Mayes, E. P. Freeman, W. E. Crim, Sam Dowdle, Joe T. Carter.
The St. Louis Republic likens Roosevelt’s purge to a Clayton woman’s acid attack on a dog, saying Roosevelt’s tactics have killed the party. It argues Taft’s nomination comes from Southern states and distant territories, while Roosevelt’s “acid” has already forced a death blow to the administration and party.
A Boston man lost his leg from an insect bite two years earlier. Buck-Jen’s Arnica Salve is promoted to kill poison and prevent inflammation and pain. It claims to heal burns boils ulcers piles eczema cuts and bruises and costs 25 cents at all druggists.
The Young Men's Business Association of Brenham has appointed a committee to raise 15000 dollars to fund construction of buildings at Blinn Memorial College in Brenham Texas.
Abstracts of Title offered by J W Akin with twenty years experience. He can furnish a correct abstract on short notice for landowners seeking thorough records of property ownership and history.
R C McPhaill advertises 330 acres of good grass land for rent along Fish Creek.
The Houston Post launches a blistering critique of Colquitt and his backers while praising Ramsey as a principled, capable alternative. It argues Campbell’s era left liquor interests dominant and portrays Ramsey as a strong, law‑driven governor in contrast to Colquitt’s alleged failings and ties to the saloon lobby. It also criticizes Wolters as a corrupt lobbyist unfit for U.S. Senate.
The piece envisions a future of airborne mail carriers and aerial delivery as a sign of progress. It highlights Dr. King's New Discovery for Coughs Colds and lung diseases as a popular remedy with testimonials and calls for trial bottles at druggists.
For sale the Timmons residence in East Graham and the Timmons business house on the west side of the square, occupied by R. L. Reed & Co. For further information write J. W. Timmons.
An advertisement extols Dr King Life Pills claiming they cure weakness bad blood and foul breath. The copy promises new strength fine complexion pure breath and cheerful spirits to win men. Priced at 25 cents and sold by all druggists.
Local agent W D Spivey announces canvassing in Young Jack and Palo Pinto counties for Waxahachie Nursery. He requests orders and support in his line of business.
Beeville businessmen held the third trades excursion on the 18th. The group visited the western trade territory and attended an old-time barbecue at Oakville to boost local commerce.
A critique of young men chasing fad fashion and extravagant dress. The piece warns vanity leads to self indulgence and neglect of duties, noting how money spent on neckties hats and shoes strains families and footwear for children. It cites Emerson on modest dress and laments loud attire and poor taste.
Property listing offers 300 acre tract near Olney at 20 dollars per acre and compares nearby land at 40 dollars per acre. Trade proposed of 191 acres of well improved land in Jones County for similar property in Young County. Also listed 382 acres with 160 cultivable, a six room house and a three room tenant house, wells and cribs, well improved at 16 dollars per acre. J. H. Fisher.
A local woodwork ad urges readers to call Ind 107-28 for wood and sawing work. It lists W 113 ring 113s and signs off with D. L. Higgings.
A critical account accuses Governor Colquitt of claiming credit for prison reforms he did not initiate. It notes that the 60 inch leather strap was abolished by a 1910 act taking effect after his election and cites a prior speech urging milder discipline. The piece argues Colquitt uses the whip for political grandstanding.
A healthful foundation of bone and muscle plus strength may empower a woman to rule a kingdom. Electric Bitters are praised for relieving fainting, dizziness, and fatigue. Testimonial from Eliza Pool of Depew Oklahoma, 60 cents, guaranteed by druggists.
Chism's Studio advertises premier photography services in Northwest Texas offering high quality portraits. The studio promises skilled photographers, crisp prints, and a variety of session options for families and individuals.
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