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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1903
Page
2
The Leader Graham Texas outlines subscription prices and advertising rates for various durations and formats. It lists local notices and legal notice charges, notes all ads without a written contract run until ordered out, with bills due the first day of each month.
The observed urge within the party points to a likely favorable slogan for 1904 campaigns. Supporters argue the phrase raises reformist appeal, while critics caution against simplistic messaging and potential misalignment with policy details.
Word spread that the Pope of Rome is seriously ill and near death as doctors state his condition may not endure for many days. The report notes that medical staff monitor vital signs and prepare for possible succession developments in the Vatican.
A satirical line portrays Mr. Roosevelt as trying to purge a public corn crib of its burdens while sparing the lingering rats and their forebears, implying a clash between reform aims and entrenched interests.
Officials say current opportunities are limited and the county should hold steady rather than pursue new ventures. Community leaders caution against overcommitting funds while awaiting clearer market signals and favorable terms.
The Seymour News ceased publication last week and the Banner gained its contracts and subscription list. In a valedictory note the former editor says the town will not support two papers and a long time will pass before it does.
Beil county plans a prohibition vote while papers pledge nonpartisanship. Observers note respect rises for outlets that voice clear opinions, even when at odds with readers, contrasting with milk and cider style papers.
The Stamford News weighs in on The Democrat's humorous rail road survey, noting jokes must be labeled for clarity. The exchange hints at legal consequences and a lively local dispute, with Breckinridge Democrat's quips quoted and a warning about new laws taking effect.
The Sixth Annual Campmeeting of the Church of Christ in Northwest Texas will be held near True, 15 miles north of Graham, starting at 8 p.m. on July 23 and continuing for eighteen days. The site, elevation, shade, fuel, and nearby conveniences promise a comfortable gathering. Haddock and McKissick are noted state evangelists, with Prof. Talmage Stenney directing music. tent measures 14 by 110 feet with 6,000 capacity.
A clipped, scornful letter to Bowie Blade recounts Deputy Sheriff J W Black resigning his post over pay. He later kept his commission after a retaliatory note and threats were rumored, and he remained at his Mason street home amid racial taunts from readers and critics in Evansville Indiana. The item contrasts Black’s stance with regional tensions and references Northern papers offering remedies to the South’s race problem while noting Texas University and local postscript.
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