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A brief health ad claims eye troubles cause head pains dizziness and nausea and promises a free inquiry to determine if glasses can cure the condition.
08 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
1
A brief health ad claims eye troubles cause head pains dizziness and nausea and promises a free inquiry to determine if glasses can cure the condition.
The Farmers' Union Picnic and Unveiling at Fish Creek is set for June 10 two miles from Murray. The forenoon features recitations speeches and music followed by a march to Tyra cemetery for Jesse Cloud's monument unveiling and a nearby ball game. Free ice water is provided and an arbor and seats will be built for comfort.
The Woodmen of the World and Farmers Union at Eliasville announce a community picnic to be held at Eliasville on Friday June 16. All residents and friends are cordially invited to attend.
P Hollingsworth was seriously injured this afternoon while erecting a windmill and tank at Dr E L Dawson's home on West Hill He was on a thirty foot tower when he slipped and fell He was carried to his home for treatment reported by Chickasha Star
Local sportsmen recount a mystery after a fisherman loses a ten dollar rod and reel in Palo Pinto waters last week. Some say a dog was shot in revenge after chasing a rabbit baited hook, while others suspect a simple mislaid tackle. The fisherman has returned home minus his gear.
Miss Sallie Chism, a recent graduate of the Christian School of Oratory of Waco, gave her first public recital at the Graham court house before a cultured audience. The Graham Band provided excellent music as her program included Fiske and Crawford pieces, plus adaptations. Her performance showed fine training and talent, earning local pride and high expectations for a brilliant future.
Ben Moseley known as Uncle Ben died at about 10 pm on Thursday at his South Oak Street residence from heart failure caused by a stomach trouble. A native of England, he lived in New York briefly before moving to Graham where he became a charter member and four year Dictator of the Knights of Honor. He was active in the fraternity and the remains were buried in Oak Grove cemetery Friday afternoon. The Leader extends sympathy to the family.
The B Y P U gathering on June 11 at 4 pm features Eris Manning leading with Romans 1 13 17. Papers by Mary Mayes and readings by Stella Porter Isola Ford Spencer Mayes and Mabry Short accompany Scripture quotations.
Mrs J J Baker of near Markley died at her home last Sunday after a short illness. She was a daughter-in-law of Mr W A Baker of this place and beloved by all who knew her. The bereaved husband and relatives are in sympathy with the family. Death comes to the young as well as the old, making the loss sad at the outset of a useful life.
P A Martin states the history of Young County will start next week after delays in gathering data. He aims to publish the work without interruption, week by week, chapter by chapter, to maintain a continuous county history in Texas.
A Sunday excursion to Fort Worth by Dallas and Ft Worth League teams offers a round trip fare of 1.00 dollars. Departure from Graham is at 6:00 A M with return from Ft Worth at 7:00 P M.
A Dallas dispatch reports Miss Inez Gorrissen was badly hurt when a boarding house burned last night. Her father V F Gorrissen hurried to Dallas after a second message said injuries were not serious, and the family left for Dallas today rather than tomorrow.
A veteran column derides fashion’s absurdities from Julius Caesar to balloon sleeves. The writer recalls past trends like bustles and polonaise, mocks hat cycles, praises simple dress reform, and laments Texas heat limiting men's attire.
The Leader reports the death of Jewell Bud Carr, son in law of 8 D. Davis of Eliasville, who died after being thrown from a horse in Day County Oklahoma. Davis got a phone notice Sunday and Monday. Dillard Davis left on Tuesday’s train to assist the family. He leaves a wife and four small children. The Carr family had resided in Oklahoma about five years. The Leader extends sympathy.
Railway bond-holders met in New York this week and, after mature deliberation, concluded that the Texas railroad commission is a very bad thing and needs regulating. The people who pay the freight and have no railroad bonds think otherwise, that the commission is a very good thing.
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