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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
2
A historical newspaper note appears to describe the Graham Texas post office filing, listing terms like one copy one year and six months, and crediting FRANK BOWRON as editor.
A list of Democratic primary candidate selections for Young County and surrounding districts includes W A Johnson for State 4th District, R B Humphrey for 104th District, P A Martin and R F Arnold for District Judge, S M Foster and A S Moss for District Attorney, J L Vaughan for District Clerk, multiple county roles with names such as H D Criswell M W Souter E B Norman D D Cusenbary, E W Fry as County Judge, Fred T Arnold County Attorney, R Lindsey B A Snoddy H L Hearn County Superintendent, F M Burkett F Herron I B Padgett Tax Assessor, G D Hinson C W Ras soure C G Woolfock W H Ardis for Tax Collector, M A Wallace O H Brown for Sheriff, E W Johnson T E Wallace T J Lamons Tax Collector, E E Hall R L Brandon Public Weigher, W E Crim G W Allison E L Bue ns, Geo F Parsons A H Art Jones, R J Man Johnson for Precincts 1 and 3.
An upbeat note signals farewell to the current congress with phrases of au revoir and goodbye. The speaker comments on the outgoing body's term and extends best wishes for the future.
A reflective note warns that rules intended to curb activity may also hinder legitimate effort, contrasting strict guidelines with the need for practical work. The piece argues for balanced enforcement to avoid stalling progress.
An old time advertisement offers Dr Cox's Painless Blister priced at 50 cents. It guarantees a painless blister or a money refund, and notes availability through all druggists.
The farmer’s method of removing weeds from cotton is used as a metaphor for pruning public services. The comparison urges decisive action to eliminate inefficiencies and improve governance by rooting out problem elements.
Report says Roosevelt is back from Africa and will not talk for two months. The note notes society reporters lament earning a dollar a word for their copy.
A witty quote blames inconsistent meat inspection and high living costs for reduced consumption. It notes half the meat is inspected and half is not, and questions which half was cut. The remark highlights confusion about food safety and budgeting in a humorous style.
A Fort Worth man was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct after firing a weapon at an unspecified target. Authorities say the incident could have been deemed orderly if the shooter had aimed more accurately.
Some state wide speakers urge a whirlwind campaign in Colquitt's interest. They promise to bring the wind while saloons provide liquor to create a sensational surge.
The author reflects on how parents fail to grow with their children as they become independent adults. The piece laments missed chances to empathize with youth, urging gradual adaptation to new viewpoints and recognizing the aging process. It honors those who live vividly and gain insight from life.
A motivational essay likens baseball to city building, urging teamwork and shared purpose. It emphasizes taking chances, learning from errors, and supporting the base runner over personal batting average while noting perseverance leads to future opportunities and that the world always needs Mita on its team.
A Racine Wisconsin physician Dr Shoop offers a booklet on rheumatism and a free trial of Dr Shoop's Rheumatism Remedy. The ad urges readers to share the test with a disheartened friend and to become a grateful helper to someone in need.
A reflective piece urges renewed patriotism and memory of the Declaration of Independence. It contrasts self evident rights with current economic and political power, warns of special interests, and calls for citizens to relearn founders’ intent and demand government from consent to restore first principles.
The article urges farmers to improve their diet by consuming Quaker Scotch Oats, claiming it supports muscle and brain function and boosts labor productivity. It notes the oats are recognized here as top quality and suitable for hot climates in hermetically sealed tins and regular packaging.
An old advertisement claims a croup remedy by Dr Shoop stops coughing in twenty minutes. It warns against using syrup or drugs from druggists and promises rapid relief.
Nearly 400 families plan to move to Graham ahead of next season's schools. Over six months buyers have acquired property to settle in the town. The Graham Leader notes strong schools and a push for social and commercial prosperity. The Leader cites plans for a large West Texas commercial club as the town organizes for growth.
The advertisement credits Dr. Shoop with identifying inside nerves in the heart stomach and kidneys as the source of weakness. It promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative as a cure focusing on the cause rather than masking symptoms and notes growing popularity with druggists reporting quick user conviction. Graham Drug Co. sells it.
F. W. Nelson and wife stayed in the city visiting his sister Mrs. R. E. Lynch. Nelson married at Marlin last week and the couple plan to live in Albany where the groom is a leading business man.
Real estate notice urging immediate listing of land for sale before the water area pressure, attributed to Young Country Abstract and Title Co. The brief fragment emphasizes quick action to secure property before drainage or waterways influence the market.
A lady’s purse containing a Chatelain watch, a large amethyst belt buckle, one dollar, Kodak pictures, handkerchief and gloves was lost between Graham and Indians Mound. Finder should contact Beckham National Bank to receive reward.
Abstract listing from TriLe Co presents river valley farms for sale. Seeks buyers with favorable price and terms and invites contact for negotiations.
Advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Pills cure backache and strengthen kidneys. It states they correct urinary irregularities, build worn tissues, and remove excess uric acid causing rheumatism while preventing Bright's Disease and Diabetes. Refuse substitutes.
D. G. Vick & Co offers dry goods clothing hardware buggies wagons furniture stoves rugs and undertaking supplies. They provide home and farm furnishings and invite customers to give them a trial.
Transfer requests for scholastic age students in Young county must be filed with the County Superintendent immediately as no transfers are permitted after July 31. Applications for transfers to the Graham Independent district are available from Supt. Edgar McLendon or County Supt. R. Lindsey. Previous late requests after August 1 were denied.
A public gathering is planned one week from next Saturday July 9 at the South Bend bridge. Attendees will enjoy a well arranged program with a brass band, speeches, and ample shade and water. Barbecued beef will be served and a large crowd is expected.
G F Parsons Commissioner Precinct No 1 Young County Texas reports an estray bay horse about 15 1 3 hands high age 9 branded JF on left jaw with harness marks found near Graham. Described stock posted May 11 1910. if not proven away the animal will be disposed of as law directs. June 11 1910.
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