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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
3
The advertisement states that the product is manufactured exclusively by The N. K. Fairbank Company with locations in New Orleans Atlanta and New York.
Born to Mr and Mrs J C Vaughn a girl last Sunday June 5. W C Bowman Lbr Co referenced. Sir Sam Norris and Ed Stifler visited from Markley last Monday. Wallace of Markley spent Sunday in Graham and Jim Matthews made a business trip to Fort Worth last Monday. Lost a lady's brown silk veil between Graham and Loying.
A Graham TX clippings collage reports Seymour barbecue attendance by Grahamites, various local business mentions including Avre Honey and Worthington, land finding services, mule sales on terms, and Archibald Morgan joining Graham readers. John Meisterhan suffered a nail injury and uses a crutch while recovering this week.
An assortment of brief items including an advert for American Beauty Corsets Kalamazoo claiming exclusive makers for all figure types, mentions of Miss Mary Ellen Finch at Denton graduation, farm propositions in Loving community, Young County ApsTract and Tire Co Graham Texas, and travel news of Rolly Voules and mother to Paris Canada for a month.
Notice to members to assemble at 2 o clock in the afternoon on Saturday June 11 at the Court House to elect officers for the year and address other business. Commander J T Lamons signs the announcement.
District Attorney candidate Judge S M Foster of IDWELL & Sons returned last Thursday to his home in Wichita Falls after a visit.
Red Front Grocery advertises constant readiness and service at Stewart and Sons, inviting customers to shop at their location known for reliable hours and attention.
Malcolm Donnell and brothers Tom and Hugh Cunningham came back last Thursday after attending college at Sherman, returning with news of their studies and plans.
W. I. Diowein & Sons ship crop from Uvalde in comb honey trade.
A resident from Lyon Hardware area visited family in Jacksboro over Friday night and Saturday while tending a few horses to pasture on good grass nearby. K. A. Breech, attending the Normal, was part of the visit.
A silver cased open face watch with screw back and front and Elgin movement disappeared between Loving and the Red Top schoolhouse on May 28. Please return to this office for a reward.
The shareholders of the Farmers' Union Warehouse Co of Graham will meet at the warehouse at 2 o'clock Saturday June 18 190 to conduct the regular annual meeting business. J P Hypen President.
Archie and Percy Owen returned last Friday from Sherman where they had been attending Austin College.
W L Howry states they will have the yard in good shape within twenty to thirty days after purchase. The note indicates a partial sale or transfer of the wagon yard business.
Miss Susie Ford comes back to South Bend last Thursday following a visit with her cousin Miss Christina Brit ton.
The passage advertises the New York World Thrice-a-Week edition promising impartial, prompt news. It highlights that the paper reports truthfully and delivers coverage every other day except Sunday at a $1 annual subscription, with a combined offer including The Graham Leader for $1.65 per year.
Misses Annie and Mayzelle Morrison came home last Saturday after attending college in Milford. Craig Brothers left yesterday for Throckmorton to begin a contract to build a large residence for Bob Donnell. River valley farms offered on liberal prices and terms with fishing hunting pecans noted.
W F Babs proprietor of Gilt Edge Poultry Yards in Graham Texas advertises Rhode Island Red stock from Rev T E Cannedy and offers eggs by the setting at one dollar fifty cents per fifteen with satisfaction guaranteed.
Russell Tyra, a leading Murray community citizen, transacted business in the city early this week. The ad offers mules or horses to invest in land, promising a possible deal through Young County Abstract. Roy Cornish returned home last Thursday from Houston where he helped a construction crew on a telephone line.
J R Jameson, town site man, reports strong business and fast selling lots in College Heights addition. He notes crops look fine in areas he visited and that he arrived Friday night from the country.
Effective Sunday June 5 the C R G trains altered their schedule. The morning train now departs Graham at 5 oclock instead of 7 and the afternoon train now arrives in Graham at 130 p m.
An advertisement invites farmers and investors to buy prairie valley land at 17.50 per acre with 90 percent tillable, nine year financing of 10.00 per acre and 6 percent interest. Readily accessible maps and price lists available at Youne County ABSTRACT & The Megargel or Graham offices.
A historical notice urges farmers to enroll their sons in the Corn Club, promising prizes to be awarded next September. It invites families to bring boys to town next Saturday to gauge interest and participation in the program.
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