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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
3
Rippling community notes include church meeting led by Rev Dodson at the Methodist church, new house construction updates, farm for sale and livestock asks, sewing machine piano and organ displays, and residents traveling to Dallas Fort Worth and Seymour for business or study.
Local column lists cheap spectacles at W F Gorrisson's and free eye tests. Daily items include cattle for sale near Graham, visits to Dallas, a Memphis reunion report, medical ads, and public notices from Young County commissioners and Graham news briefs.
An experienced practitioner promotes Snuffles as the only cure that reaches diseased membranes to relieve and permanently cure catarrh. The package, priced at one dollar, includes internal and external medicines for a full month and guidance from the discoverer. Send details of your condition for free preliminary advice.
The fragment contains an ad for Laxative Bromo Quinq Tex 20 with a signature. It notes White Swan to present a season at a ranch near Bel knap for $800 to insure a live colt. It mentions day boarding near an old schoolhouse and a timber-cutting critique by a rural editor with railroads.
Mrs. S. E. McCan declares separation from husband A. J. McCan due to cruel treatment and warns all parties not to deal for community property.
The Honorable A. P. Gorman is pictured as a steady figure, sawing wood while others talk, illustrating his preference for action over chatter and his calm approach to leadership.
An advertisement claims Hunt's Cure can cure all skin diseases with no internal treatment. It offers a money back guarantee and refunds if not effective. A Bremond Texas fire destroyed a block of business houses early Wednesday, with the origin listed as a mystery. Cuban Itch is described as widespread.
Reportedly the Philippine revolutionary leader Aguinaldo plans a visit to the United States to observe American government practices and institutions for study and comparison. The move indicates interest in understanding the U S system during exchanges between nations.
A brief sermon equates a sparkling bubble on a river with human life. It notes transient glory and rippling effects that quickly fade beneath the river’s calm, urging people to reflect sunshine rather than clouds during their brief existence.
Wisconsin's big Republican majority prompts party leaders to tolerate a split while Wisconsin Democrats are urged to seize the chance to drive a wedge and widen the aperture in state politics.
Earn $900 yearly plus commissions and expenses with an old established house. Positions for travel appointing agents and local representatives. Rapid advancement and liberal income. New, brilliant lines. Apply at once to Stafford Press, 23 Curacy Street, New Haven, Connecticut.
May 31 reports describe extensive crop destruction south of Abilene and wind damage in Hodges and Truby. Cattle drowned near Cedar Creek where Abilene Cotton Oil pens are located. Merkel and Mayfield area losses include dead steers and property damage from a large hailstorm and flooding.
Readable text indicates a local or social event involving individuals with surnames Matthews Tidwell and Norman in Uvalde. The fragment suggests a sports or community gathering, with no clear outcome or date provided. Further context is needed to establish specifics.
The N W Texas Fourth Annual Camp Meeting of the Disciples of Christ will meet in Seymour Texas starting July 25 for 11 days. A 104 by 110 foot tent will host sessions lit by electricity with a 300 voice chorus led by Prof John Brower of Chicago. Speakers include Rev J H O Smith of California and Rev Sweeny of Texas.
Message to the Churches of Macedonia Association asks they send messengers to Elizaville on Tuesday June 18 to meet the joint executive committee and prepare grounds for the annual camp meeting. Work begins the morning of June 19. Fraternally James M Woop Secretary Executive Committee.
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