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Newspaper

Graham Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1909

Page

3

Child Rescue Campaign Kept Nations Homeless' Live Hope Alive

The Child Rescue Campaign aids dependent children by placing them in suitable homes and guiding their education. It links major agencies, notes Roosevelt’s 1908 conference, and emphasizes national coordination to prevent hasty adoptions and ensure stable, well supervised placements.

Chicago Plac Naal Home Funding Society Purof Covention Chilthus Supervisibe Tennessee Kansas National Home Finding Society Philanthropies J. Hastings H. Hart Ntional Society Cew United States America Chaildren Board of Charities Roosevelt Washington White House New York Hell Gate

Death of Mrs. Oscar T. Cooper in Jacksboro

Mrs. Oscar T. Cooper wife of Rev. Oscar T. Cooper pastor of the M. E. Church South died after a brief illness at her home Sunday June 27 1909. She came to Jacksboro a few months ago a bright young bride with a strong mind and gifts in literature music and art. She was the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. O. S. Thomas of Honey Grove and had completed extensive study at Southwestern University. Funeral services were held at the parsonage Sunday at 2 30 pm and interment followed at Arlington Monday morning at 10. The Rev. Cooper and parents mourn deeply with hope in a future life.

Oscar T. Cooper M. EB. Church Texas Southwestern University Jacksboro Cooper

McGee's Baby Elixir Promises Quick Cure for Infants

An advertisement claims A Millionaire's Baby and others could be cured of stomach and bowel troubles faster with McGee's Baby Elixir. It touts cures for diarrhea and dysentery, priced at 25c and 50c, sold by all druggists.

McGee

Good Well at New School Building

The school board contracted for a well at the new school building. The well is over 100 feet deep and provides abundant good water, superior to a cistern for school use. A pump will supply the water.

Miss Carrie Johnson Engagement Announced at Bridge Party

Miss Carrie Johnson and Eugene Crouch of McKinney became engaged at a Monday afternoon party from 4 30 to 7 00. Guessing games and refreshments accompanied the announcement. The marriage is planned for July 14 with guests including Lillian Manning Eddie Garrett Bessie James Laura and Ollie Kidwell Bertha Graham Annie Morrison.

Carrie Aline Johnson Carrie Johnson Eugene Crouch McKinney Lillian Manning Eddie Garrett Bessie James Laura Ollie Kidwell Bertha Graham Annie Morrison

Patriot Christian Patriotism Sermon on America and Faith

A Patriotic Day sermon urges Christian patriotism as a duty to save the nation. It argues America’s greatness rests on liberty loyalty and moral life and calls for unity in the Church of Christ to win souls and strengthen the country. It contrasts worldly power with spiritual salvation and cites Jefferson and Webster as historical anchors.

America J. T. Ogle Brother Ogle Israel Thomas Jefferson Paul Spain New World Daniel Webster West Old World United States Russia Germany Great Sea U. S Disciples of Christ Christ Jesus Church of Church On Earth Salvation of Church of Christ Christ

Dallas Semi-Weekly Farm News Clubbing Offer

The Dallas Semi-Weekly Farm News touts itself as the best semi weekly publication, offering news from around the world with a focus on farm topics. It emphasizes broad coverage and unique specials beyond its core farming content.

Farmers Forum and Market Reports Featured in Leader Offer

The notice promotes the Great Southwest edition with features such as the FARMERS FORUM LITTLE MEN AND WOMEN THE WOMAN S CENTURY and MAR KET REPORTS. Subscribing to the Semi Weekly Farm News with the Leader costs $1.75 for both papers and includes local and world news at a low price.

Great Southwest Farmers’ Forum Leader

Notice to creditors in the Connally estate

As the time is near at hand when I dispose of the estate of Mrs. M. E. Connally, deceased, as the law directs. I hereby notify all parties holding claim against said estate to file same with me at once. All claims must be sworn to by claimants. F. Herron, Adm.

M. E. Connally F. Herron Adm

Estray Notice From Young County Texas 1909

G F Parsons commissioner Precinct No 1 Young County Texas reports an estray stock notice left with R B Hightower six miles north of Graham. Described as a black horse and a work mule about 10 to 12 years old and about 13 hands high with no brands. Posted June 4 1909. If not claimed the animal will be disposed of as law directs. Dated June 30 1909.

G. F. Parsons Aves County Texas R. B. Hightower Graham A. D F. Parsons Young Co Tex

Remembering Willie Burgess 1909 Obituary in South Bend

Obituary for Willie Burgess who died at home in South Bend on March 1 1909 at age 10 years 1 month and 13 days. The piece expresses mourning in verse, recalling a loss from the family and rest in the Saviour’s love. It ends with MAGGIE AKERS.

Willie Burgess South Bend

Death of Alvin Shaw Promising Young Citizen of Young County

After a 53 day illness Alvin Shaw son of Mr and Mrs J W Shaw died at their home near Loving's ranch in east Young county on June 17. He was 21 and buried at Wynn Hill cemetery. Although never joining a denomination he professed Christianity for years and expressed unwavering faith in God. He left many friends and his loss is mourned by relatives and community. H E Bullock wrote the notice concluding with reflections on divine wisdom.

Alvin Shaw J. W. Shaw Loving’s Young County Wynn Hill H. E. Bullock

Jessie Echols Foster Early Oklahoma settler and mother of eight

Jessie Echols Foster born June 3 1864 in Atlanta Georgia moved with siblings to Bee Branch Texas in 1877 married J A Poster in 1551 joined Missionary Baptist church in 1896 and died March 22 1909 at Elk City Oklahoma She left a husband eight children a brother and a sister and many friends in mourning hosted by Susie Parsons Graham Texas

Jessie Echols Foster Thomas Echols Atlanta Georgia Bee Branch Stephens County Texas J. A. Poster Oklahoma George Echols Caddo Jody Henderson Brecken Mas Susie Parsons Graham

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