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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
2
The Dallas News commends balanced coverage in prohibition era debate and promotes the Olney Oracle joining the Olney Enterprise under Ralph Shuffler, claiming one strong paper will serve 4000 residents and attract readers and advertisers with broader circulation.
The county chairman lauds the anti prohibition victory at the recent election and urges continued study of the issue. He criticizes the governor for opposing women and religious groups and calls for unity to enforce and educate about the law. Col Crawford thanks supporters and highlights contributions from The Leader gospel ministers lawyers doctors and teachers in Young County.
An 19th century notice touts Jallard's Snow Liniment as a prompt treatment for insect stings and bites with swelling pain or itching. It claims antiseptic healing and lists prices of 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle, with sale through all druggists.
Household remedy advertised for cuts burns bruises piles pain and soreness. Claims no equal and money refunded if not satisfactory. Sold by all druggists and marketed as a general liniment.
The Young County Commissioners appoint a five man County Board of Trustees to implement the Rural High School law. Members include M S Patterson South Bend H B Thomas New Castle M A Stewart Markley W M Burkett Graham and R G Hallam Graham. Stewart elected president and county superintendent named secretary. The board will classify schools into Primary Intermediate and High and work with the county superintendent on study plans and consolidations.
Bargain alert for a 30 horse boiler from Graham Light and Power Co. Readable line notes a heap of item details and a sale opportunity.
Public notice commands Sheriff to summon Mary M Schultz and Mary M Schnitz and their unknown heirs by weekly publication for eight weeks before September 1 1911. They must appear at the district court in Graham to answer a July 1 1911 petition in case No 1356 where James Cotten is plaintiff and the named Defendants include Mary M Schultz et al. The petition states the plaintiff held a one third undivided interest on or about January 1 1911.
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