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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1907
Page
3
Lightning struck the Brockman place on Fish creek near Graham killing Homer McPherson, six, as the family slept. Parents awakened, attempted revival. two small stovepipe holes were the only signs. Homer was buried at Tyra graveyard Tuesday evening. Local notes report rain, crop prospects, and social visits as well.
Graham How. Co. reports unloading Bain Wagons with oak and Bois D Arc rims. Henry Qriver delivered a full grown cotton boll, pulled in Gooseneck Sunday. He notes many acres with cotton as developed as the sample and favorable prospects for a good crop in the region.
Mr. T. M. Cook and Miss Persie Hinson wed in this city last Sunday, performed by Rev. E. V. Cox. May their lives be one of unalloyed happiness.
An old advertisement promotes Herbine as a liver regulator and cure for constipation and dyspepsia. A Mrs. F- of Ft. Worth Texas testifies that her family has used it for years and all are healthier thanks to Herbine, sold by B. H. Blake ney.
Advertises barbecued meat and gravy at Graham Meat Market with takeout bucket offering. Includes phone number 102 for contact.
Leath Campbell and Sophia Campbell of Olney were united in marriage last Friday with Judge McLaren officiating. Leath is a prominent young Olney businessman, and Sophia is among the town’s most popular young ladies. Friends extend best wishes for a happy life.
With crushed yet grateful hearts we thank the good people of Graham for kindness during the late illness of our baby. We thank you from sorrowful hearts for every kind word and loving deed for our lost boy. May God bless and spare you from our sorrow. MR. AND Mrs. P. GIDEON.
A sale lists a range of hammocks priced at actual cost with emphasis on low and high priced options. The advertisement urges quick purchases as items are described as selling out quickly.
Lost on or between Farmer and Markley roads an agent's opal ring is described as scratched Z. W. with pin. Finder urged to return to this office for reward or recognition.
W P Stinson secretary and treasurer of the Union barbecue announces a July 19 gathering at the Confederate Reunion grounds. Pres Calvin is expected to attend, with Q O Pyle to confirm by the 10th. Families should bring a pan for meat and a coffee cup. A Tremendous turnout is anticipated if rivers are fordable.
Baseball at Graham diamond Monday afternoon ended 8 to 3 in favor of Gainesville. The second game began Tuesday but was rained out before any score. Wednesday featured a historic 20 inning marathon where Gainesville finally broke the 1 to 1 tie in the 20th, securing the series win.
W L Howry announces a new Union Yard on North Elm Street offering ample water and feed for sale. He invites old friends in Stephens County and the public to call and see the facilities and services for teams.
A fine rain fell Tuesday morning in Olney. Corn and cotton crops are in good condition and nearly all corn is made. Ardmore resident A C Clanham visits brother-in-law C B Wainscott. Mrs W T Rogers, Mrs H S Groves and Della Groves Jones are listed sick. Jnc Morrison of Graham visited Monday. Wheatland church closed with forty new members and twenty five baptisms Sunday. Olney and Shannon played baseball at Archer City on the 4th. Olney led 4 to 1 at final.
The Woodson event drew 3000 to 5000 attendees from Albany Breckinridge and Throckmorton. Speakers included Capt. Billy Poage Hon. Sam Webb Congressman R L Henry and John H Stephens with praise for West Texas cowboys. After speeches guests enjoyed an ample barbecue, music by the Eliasville and Albany bands, and warm hospitality at local homes.
The Pop Corn Man at the Graham National Bank corner invites patrons to buy fresh peanuts and popcorn with a good flavor. He has seven years in the business and claims to keep roasted peanuts tasting good. He offers free popcorn to children who have no money.
If your coffee does not please you this ad suggests trying White House coffee from Tidwell and Sons. The brief notice promotes a local brand and urges customers to switch for satisfaction.
Tired women suffer from worry and over work causing headaches nervousness backache stomach trouble and debility. Dr Miles Nervine is advertised as a nerve tonic that soothes nerves promotes restful sleep and body building. Mrs W H Bozarth of Hamilton Missouri endorses the remedy noting improved nerves and strength after use. Money back if the first bottle fails.
Community notes from Indian Mound share weather hopes for rain and Sunday School turnout while greetings to editor and neighbors fill the column. Social visits include Mrs. Drum and Nettie at Graham, Mrs. Graves and children at Fisher's, Grandma Grubbs described as feeble, and multiple members attending singing and Sunday School.
An old advertisement promotes Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup claiming it contains no opiates and eases cold by gently moving the bowels. It contains honey and tar, tastes nearly like maple syrup, and is favored by children. Sold by Graham Drug Co.
The firm Graham Hardware Company of Olney Texas dissolves by mutual agreement. L G Harvey retires selling his interest to D G Vick who will continue the business. D G Vick will receive debts due to the firm and its obligations. This July 9 1907.
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