15 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
1
Hiton residents attended a procession to honor the memory of J. W. Loud as the Woodmen unveiled a monument. Miss Maud Carmack delivered a poem praising eloquence, amid notes of local leaders and a baseball game. Farmers, camps, and neighborhood folks joined in, with South Bend Eliasville residents sharing in the picnic and crowd interest.
An ad claims headaches mostly stem from eye strain and can be cured by properly adjusted glasses. Nervousness sore eyes stomach troubles head pains fits dizziness and nausea are also addressed. It invites readers to inquire at no cost to learn about their case.
The article urges strong interest in Saturday bridge bond votes. It argues bridges aid homeseekers and immigrants, improve image, and crucially serve farmers by timely delivery of produce, tying the decision to dollars and cents and fairness.
The Leader urges fairness and public spirit in Saturdays election. It states all sections are paying taxes and expresses support for bridges, good roads, and public improvements.
Roosevelt brokered peace by securing acceptance of terms from Russia and Japan. A commission meeting in Washington is likely soon, with an armistice possible in the interim. Japans seeks 650 million indemnity, protectorate over Manchuria and Korea, and Russian fleet withdrawal. Russia’s response remains uncertain.
An advertisement extols Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a trusted 25 year old remedy. It emphasizes iron and quinine in a flavorless form with the promise of no cure, no pay and a price of 25 cents.
From June 9 1905 Redlands California correspondent GL R recounts travel from El Paso through New Mexico and Arizona into California. He notes desert landscapes and irrigation efforts near Yuma and Redlands growing parks and exotic flora. He describes local manners such as nodding politeness and going bareheaded in town, and praises Redlands as near heaven. He mentions Redlands elevation and scenery, and hints at future notes on local pleasure resorts.
P A Martin reports a date shift for the Confederate Reunion to August 16 17 18 after consulting the committee and Confederate Veterans. He cites farming commitments and expected weather as reasons and hopes the change aligns with public plans and gains broad approval.
At a special city council session Tuesday Mayor John C. Kaytner entered his resignation as mayor of Graham and it was accepted by the board. They scheduled an election to fill the unexpired term. The board also appointed J. E. Simo as City Attorney and Alma Martin as Marshal.
The letter from 8. F. Cleary of Jackson Tennessee touts Simmons Liver Purifier as the mildest and most pleasant in action yet a sure remedy for constipation torpid liver and related troubles, asserting it does not irritate or gripe. It notes tin boxes and a price of 26 cents.
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