Opportune Time Sells Bindery and Repair Items
The note indicates An Opportune Time will continue to offer binder repairs and related items. The statement implies ongoing availability and sales of repair services and bindery supplies.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
3
The note indicates An Opportune Time will continue to offer binder repairs and related items. The statement implies ongoing availability and sales of repair services and bindery supplies.
J D Baty visited town at week start. Emily Padgett spent Monday in Graham. Morris Sheppard to speak in Graham June 21 at 8:50 pm for Senate bid. Scholastic census shows Graham Independent District has 425 boys and 460 girls. 17 pounds of aioe peas for 1.00 offered by EC Stovall. Various locals like Lula Goode, Norval Sturtevant, and J D Rose in town or traveling to Fort Worth and Oklahoma. Local ads note Chism's Studio and Waxahachie Nursery agents.
For sale the Timmons residence in East Graham and the Timmons business house on the west side of the square, occupied by R. L. Co. For details write J. W. Timmons, Texline, Texas.
Mrs M. B Handy and daughters Edda and Nadine of Waco visit J. T. Cunningham's family and plan a summer stay. Mrs Langford of New Orleans with her daughter joins sister Mrs Duncan, her singing reputation arousing anticipation in local musical circles.
Crops suffer in the region due to lack of rain as grasshoppers increase. Uncle Jim Creig hires Clarence Squires of Breckenridge to help on the farm. Mrs. M. C. Barron and son Cross visit Breckenridge on business. Rickles Brothers buy a new binder and push to harvest small grain before damage. Several residents are mentioned with illnesses and visits.
Auction-style notice states good mares offered with grass and water. Jack at large and sure foaler as in county. Terms ten dollars. Contact J. W. Robinson, Murray, Texas.
Pat Wood returns Saturday night after travel through North Texas Oklahoma and Kansas. John Gallaher joins Swift Co at Fort Worth as shipping clerk. A complete lighting Plant pipe fixtures and globes offered for 125 dollars cash or credit. Mrs. Toth Greenlin to visit Dallas next week with her parents. Bronco Bobs Wild West Show performed Monday and Tuesday but crowds were small at both venues.
A Sunday school class led a fishing and picnicking trip to Gooseneck bridge last Thursday in honor of Miss Ruth Vivian Frame. The group enjoyed a plentiful fish supper and returned to town content, with many named attendees joining in the outing. Death of J M Jay brings sorrow to Stephens County. Grandpa Jay, long a local resident, dies after illness and is laid to Cedar Creek cemetery with family and friends mourning.
Polk Kirby reports his crops are fine on his farm north of town. Harry Petty travels from Muskogee Oklahoma for a brief visit and is employed with a large wholesale house there.
W H Mayes of Graham Texas advertises a mower rake pick rake and hay press at a bargain if taken immediately.
Teething babies suffer in hot weather with sore gums and upset stomachs. McGEE'S BABY ELIXER is advertised to ease sour stomach, calm the bowels, and aid digestion. Prices are 25c and 50c per bottle, sold by all druggists. Man Coughs and Breaks Ribs.
F M Burkett and family along with Evans Mabry and family and Luther MacFerran with Herschel Eddleman spend this work on the Clear Fork fishing.
Graham Texas adopts Ordinance No 59 restricting street speed to twelve miles per hour with exemptions for race courses, bans street racing, requires a three hundred foot audible device, requires a front lamp from sunset to sunrise, and imposes fines from five to one hundred dollars with enforcement from publication date. Passed June 7 1912 and approved June 8 1913 by Mayor R V Tidwell and City Secretary T E Wallace.
Bob Goode went to Fort Worth on Monday where he accepted a position with a tailor shop. Misses Gertie Owen Stella Shumate Will Askew and Henry Owen called at this office Monday.
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