24 Jul 1890
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1890
Page
1
Authorized notices announce J R Jon Blt and F L Tuomas as candidates for County Treasurer in the upcoming election. Additional filings list J Hawes Ep Jomy son and J M as contenders for Young County Treasurer at the November election.
Authorized notices name W. C. Bet as candidate for Tax Assessor and A. N. Epwarns for County and District Clerk in Young County in the November election. A. T. Gay seeks re election to the Clerk position in Young County at the next election.
Authorized notices announce J. L. KR as candidate for County Commissioner Precinct 1 Young County at the next election. J. J. seeks re election for Precinct 1. Thomas Paice named as re election candidate for Precinct 2 in Young County at the next election.
Local notices urge enforcing hog restrictions, urging residents to remove hogs or risk damages and costs. Other items report trades, medical remedies, and community events in Graham and surrounding Young County with updates on court cases, local commerce, and public meetings.
Tuesday morning a new arrival was noted at the Lee Douglas residence east of town. The item list mentions Tene at Red Store and a mad-stone at a residence seven miles northwest of Graham. Also notes about local residents W. C. Bell M. H. Curtis Long and Dr J C Minton visiting Graham for several days. Fire damaged ash pasture near Arnold Crain. Woolford’s Sanitation claims a 30 minute cure for skin issues sold by Graham druggists. Foundation work for the First National Bank vault has begun with erection planned soon.
The document details a proposed Texas constitutional amendment to Article 10 Section 2 concerning railroads and related public high ways. It prescribes ballot wording for supporters and opponents, election procedures, proclamation, and official sealing by Governor A. D. 1890 in Austin.
A fragmentary OCR item references Lodge force and fraud bill activity with unclear context and partial phrases. No distinct persons, dates, or organizations are extractable beyond generic political terms.
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