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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
5
An old advertisement parrots biblical phrasing to urge men to buy shoes hats clothes and accessories from a single store. It promises honesty, appeals to social admiration, and claims customers will trust the firm for all their needs.
C P Pittman of Jacksonboro assisted in the Normal now in session. Mr and Mrs C E Holland of Helton are in the city visiting Mrs Holland's parents, Mr and Mrs R E Mabry.
Journal notes several visits and arrivals in Graham including Miss Vick of Finis visiting brother D. G. Vick, John Henry and wife visiting relatives in Graham, C B Gardner heading to Fort Worth for appendicitis operation, and Boys Corn Club Day set for Saturday June 11 with Firemen's Band and Methodist church event. Also mentions deliveries, farm activity, and local purchases.
Shipment updates and town chatter include Pelw crop Uyalde honey from W I Tibwe Sons, J M Keen visiting from Farmer improving after an operation, Dr J H B Jones from New Castle trading with merchants, a call for a peace officer, K of P lodge hallway overhaul with new carpet, Dr Knickerbocker lecture next Wednesday, Dr Hyer of Georgetown praising the talk, land improvements in Young County and neighbors, ask Young County for interest in tracts, Hon S S Foster of Wichita Falls speaking to Baptist young people, and Have a purpose in life as the sermon theme at First Baptist Church last Sunday.
W I Tipwku & Sons announce shipment of new crop comb honey from Uvalde. The notice highlights availability through the firm as a supplier of apiary products.
Supt Tim mons energizes Jack County as teachers respond to edifying talks. Mr C C Bock and wife of Cundiff stay with Mrs Eddleman. Bock teaches at the Normal. A Methodist church lecture Wednesday night offered a box of tickles, a laugho graph and a thrillerena in one.
W L Howry states he has purchased the O K Wagon Yard and will place the yard in first class shape within twenty or thirty days. He solicits the public’s pascena support.
A lady reports a brown silk veil lost between Graham and Loving. Finder should return it to this office.
J. W. Casey of Farmer travels back Monday after meeting his wife who had visited her son John in Dallas county. He states batch ing is no good anymore for someone his age.
A silver open face Elgin movement watch with screw back and front was lost between Loving and the Red Top school house on May 28. Finder should return it to this office and receive a reward.
Residents travel and family updates fill Graham Texas notices. Mr and Mrs John E Morrison visit Henrietta while Miss Roberta Hogue recovers at home. Revival at Methodist church draws crowds with Rev M S Hotchkiss and director Bibbins guiding music.
A bay horse, 15 hands high with both hind feet white, five years old and unbranded is listed by Clark Knight at the Steam-bhawndry.
The Democratic Executive Committee is called to meet in Graham on Monday June 20 1910 at 1 o clock p m to arrange candidate names on the ticket and conduct other important business. J W Akin chairman.
A vintage advertisement extols Cottolene as a natural product made from cotton seed oil. It contrasts Cottolene with lard, describing lard as impure and hard to digest, while praising Cottolene as vegetable oil pressed from cotton kernels and naturally nurtured by sun and rain.
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