Sad Death of Lula Dalton Oxford a Bride and Teacher
Lula Dalton, married May 26, died June 28 after a brief illness at 9 30 in the evening. A Pickwick native and devoted Christian, she was a gifted music teacher and wife of Judge Oxford. Her mother had died two weeks earlier, and Lula was laid to rest beside her mother at the girlhood home in Stephenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Oxford
Palo Pinto County
Lee Dalton
Pickwick
Lula Dalton
Oxford
D. L. Collie
Stephenvill Empire
Connor Creek Community Notes Update
Bro Housler filled Bro Dickersons appointment saturday night but could not fit it at Finis sunday due to funeral duties in Joplin Jack county. Mr and Mrs W A Ribble of Graham visiting son Horace Ribble. Rev S D Cook and wife of Crystal Falls visiting son Tom Cook. Katie Ratcliff and baby visiting her parents in Henry Chapel this week. Archie Ratcliff sick this week. Townsfolk discuss building a gin at Finis. Mr Fay lost a fine mare likely from blind staggers. W V Bigham of Graham visited his home thursday and friday. Fay went to Graham saturday. A CORRESPONDENT
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Housler
Bro. Dickerson
Finis
Joplin
Jack County
W. A. Ribble
Graham
Horace Ribble
Rev
S. D. Cook
Crystal Falls
Tom Cook
Katie Ratcliff
Baby
Henry Chapel
Henry Chapel This Week. Mrs. Jarnigan
Miss Iro
Mrs Fay
Archie Ratcliff
Fay
W.V. Bigham
Arnica Salve praised for piles cure amid riot report
A Rugged Kentucky resident credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with ending a decade of torture from piles after all remedies failed. Four Fort Worth injuries arise from a Lake Como riot during Fourth celebrations, with 15 000 in attendance. property damage totals 75 dollars and District Judge James W. Swayne helps restore order.
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Lake Como
Fort Worth
James W. Swayne
Terribly Scalded and Local Crime Report
An item notes frequent scalds and burns in daily life with a remedy advertisement for Bal lard’s Snow finiment pnandy and Foleye Mid ney. also reports a shooting at Elite saloon in El Paso where Fred Barnes killed Albert Williams and wounded John Moreland. The piece mentions the Texas Negro business Men's League meeting in Waes discussing industrial work banking and betterment efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Negro Business Men's League
el Paso
Fred Barnes
Albert W Williams
John Moreland
Milo maize and kaffir corn mills in West Texas
West Texas mills for Milo maize and kaffir corn are being established to produce flour and other food products, signaling new local grain processing capacity and agricultural diversification.
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Milo
West
Texas
Electric Bitters touted for elderly woman’s renewal
Mrs. G. L. Gilpatrick of Dan forth Me praises Electric Bitters claiming her seventy year old mother improved drastically after twenty years of dyspepsia. The tonic supposedly strengthens vital organs aids sleep and appetite and cures liver and kidney troubles, available for 50 cents at Sloan Drug Co. Also reports Judge Everton Conger possibly fatally injured in Dillon Montana after being struck by a car following his Lincoln assassination capture.
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G. L. Gilpatrick
Danforth
Sloan Drug Co
Everton Conger
John Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
Dillon
Montana
Bowel Complaint in Children and Local Option Rally
Six month old daughter of E N Dewey cured by Cham perlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy given per directions. Remedy praised for bowel complaints in children and pleasant to taste when diluted. One hundred fifty Cleburne citizens met Tuesday night to back local option law enforcement. resolutions passed and officers pledged support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.N. Dewey
Agnewville
Champerlain
Sloan Drug Co
Cleburne
Ballard’s Snow Liniment Associated with Local Home Remedy
An old advertisement notes Ballard’s Snow Liniment is kept in the same house for family use, claiming relief from aches pains cuts burns and stiffness, cures rheumatism and lumbago, with 25c and $1.00 bottles sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Cave In Traps Two Men Near Fort Worth. One Fatally Hurt
Two men, Arthur Nicholson and Louis Stripving, were caught in a gravel cave in near Fort Worth on Tuesday. Nicholson died from injuries and Stripving was seriously hurt, authorities said.
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Arthur Nicholson
Louis Strip Ving ‘Re
Fort Worth
Night Rider's Raid and Dr ing's New Life Pills
A fragmented ad copy claims night riders threaten rest with calomel croton or spills while promoting Dr ing's New Life Pills as safe relief. It asserts the pills cure cold headache constipation and indigestion and mentions a drug company contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calomel
Croton
Dr.ing
Strayed or Stolen Milch Cow Near Graham
Five year old Jersey milch cow strayed from J L Vaughan's South Graham area about three weeks ago. Any information leading to her recovery appreciated. Reported by J L Vaughan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Graham
Notable figures return from trip and a congressman dies
Ray Bartholomew and John Rochester returned last Saturday night from a trip to Michigan. Francis Cushman, representative in Congress from Tacoma, Washington, died Tuesday morning at Roosevelt Hospital in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Bartholomew
John Rochester
Michigan
Francis Cushman
Congress
Tacoma
Wash
Roosevelt Hospital
New York
Notice of Stock Post and Proposed Disposal in Young County
G F Parsons commissioner posts a black horse and work mule, 10 to 12 years old, about 13 hands high with no brands, 6 miles north of Graham. The stock was posted June 4, 1904, as required. If not proved away, it will be disposed of per law. Dated June 3, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Parsons
Young County
Texas
R. B. Hightower
Graham
A. D
Young Co
Tex
Appeal for cemetery fund payment at Beckham National Bank
An appeal requests all unpaid donors to settle their share at once to cover current cemetery expenses and maintain the yard. Mrs S R Crawroxrp urges prompt payment, noting several have already paid while others have neglected it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckham National Bank
The Thrice-A-Week World Highlights
The thrice weekly paper emphasizes bold headlines and a broad mix of news, features, and notices. It markets itself as the leading example of its kind with an emphasis on accessible reporting and timely regional updates.
News as It Is Promptly and Fully Thrice a Week World
An advertisement proclaims the Thrice-a-Week World as an impartial, honest news source. It invites subscriptions for one year at $1.00 for the World and $1.65 for pairing with The Graham Leader, highlighting the value of a near-daily newspaper at weekly price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York World
Graham Leader
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Genesee Pare Food Co
le Roy
N. Y
Stephenville
Connor Creek
L. S. Napier
Rugless
Kentucky
Bucklen
Pigratore
Night Rider
Gust
J. L. Vaughan
JI. T. Vaughan
Fletcher
Beaumont
Dogg
WB Ras
Co. E. Freese
Eliasville, Texas
S. R. Crawroxrp
Rob McLaren
Singer
Edison Phonographs
Victor Talking Machines
Graham, Texas
W. S. McJimsey
Se Errierr
First Christian Church
W. Graham Walker
Leonard Daugherty
Tye
Republic
ST. Louis, MO
Bill Heads
the Leader
Dallas News
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