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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
6
Advertisement offers high quality birds for winter and spring laying with cheap prices. Eggs listed at 2 dollars for 15 or 3.50 for thirty from best pen, and 1.50 for 15 or 2.50 for 30 from second pen. Orders refilled at half price if hatch fails. A few more cockerels in third pen at 1 dollar each. Early garden plants at buyer risk.
Red Top resident Lee Smith trades while W L Tidwell Son offers new crop honey. Eliasville visitor W M Souter and Will Mayes advertise wood and sawing. Prohibition speaking shifts through Markley Jean Henry Chapel and Newcastle with Crawford urging clubs. Fort Worth bound shipments include J L Graves, J E Wilkerson cattle. Dr Cox blister, and Ballard Snow Liniment.
The Friday evening rain was light and did little to stock water or soak soils. Most crops are burned, except cotton, and farmers are cutting corn. W. J. Cretsinger returns from Parker County and Tom Hodge and family visit in the community. Cedarite.
The Graham Steam Laundry announces A. M. Cole as receiver and invites former and new customers to trial its service. Leave laundry ready for pickup and call both office phones if delivery is missed to speed returns.
Two thousand pounds pure leaf lard offered in five ten and fifty pound cans at fifteen cents per pound plus one thousand pounds lard cord five hundred pounds breakfast bacon and five hundred pounds dry salt meat all must be sold for cash by Miller and Son through the auctioneer or seller at the yard or shop location stated in the notice.
M L Hart left Monday for a business trip to Higgins Texas where he visits with his daughter Mrs C F Pearce. A O Norris visited Jno C Kay's family at Wichita Falls last week and John Kay returned with him. M H Stedham and Henry Simmons of Loving attended Royal Arch Masons rites this week.
The city ordinance requires under each privy or box closet in areas without sewers a watertight receptacle with lime ashes or approved disinfectant, guarded by hinged lids to prevent fly access. Noncompliance may be reported as a violation with fines from $5 to $20, and further information can be obtained from the city health officer.
A Graham citizen urges quick action on kidney symptoms and endorses Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs J L Parsons of Graham testifies decades of kidney trouble relieved by the remedy bought at Graham Drug Co, price 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.
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