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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
2
Public Weigher W. E. Crim E V Stockton G D Bhunson. County Commissioner Pre 1 R C McPhainl J W Horner Gro F Parsons. County Commissioner Pre 4 A C Casey. County Commissioner Pre 3 John Graham J K Thomas.
A notice clarifies that author names will not be published in columns while requesting identification of the author for internal record keeping. It emphasizes discretion and compliance with publication policies.
A Telegram quote argues that value comes from paid circulation as readers support the paper. Free copies undermine perceived merit and mislead advertisers, while paying readers reflect true audience worth.
A Cumby Texas man named Williams pursues the governor’s race amid broad opposition to Gov. Campbell. Despite doubts about beating Campbell, Williams attracts votes from enemies of the administration and is seen as a solid local justice of the peace. Backers from various interests plan a showing in the primaries.
An advertisement touts Mee Gee’s Baby Elixir as a cure for diarrhoea dysentery and all stomach bowels derangements. It claims to protect infant life and notes sale by B. S. Doty & Co.
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A Texas newspaper column criticizes the state Democratic Party’s move to submit a local option question to voters. The piece argues the decision undermines democracy and suggests motives of stupidity or liquor interests, urging a statewide vote to let people decide on prohibition.
Col Robert M Wynne objects to Davidson Speech claims that a St. Louis headquarters campaign against him exists. The piece notes Wynne entered the race after the initial anti-Davidson drive and portrays him as unwittingly manipulated by a Texas ally network tied to Waters-Pierce Standard Oil and Kirby Lumber. It argues Wynne’s election would signal a lack of will to enforce law against Waters-Pierce and Pearl Harbor-like topics.
The National Republican convention in Chicago nominated Secretary Taft for president with Congressman Sherman of New York as running mate. The piece praises Taft’s proven record as lawyer, diplomat, and statesman and notes Roosevelt’s influence and Bryan as a potential rival. Sherman is described as a tool to win New York votes, with Democrats likely to seek a New York vice presidential choice.
The text criticizes Col. Wynne as a well‑meaning but misled figure guided by supporters. It argues that Pierce and Kirby, along with their Texas papers, oppose Wynne and influence public opinion. The excerpt reflects partisan tensions and calls out pro‑Wynne supporters.
An ad style note touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm to relieve rheumatism pain and aid sleep. It claims cures are possible and urges trial, citing 25 and 50 cent sizes available from druggists. A Wisconsin court ruling on checks dated ahead treats some as promissory notes, freeing a junk dealer.
A notice suggests keeping Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy available to prevent illness. Sold by all druggists.
If you feel the world has it in for you you may be told your liver needs a rest. The ad touts Simmon's Liver Purifier in tin boxes as the best regulator for the liver and a solution to fatigue and blues.
In Tarrant County many courts suspend petitions from June 15 to July 27 as all judges run for re election. The bar urged the legislature to add another court due to crowded dockets, but litigants must wait when a judge seeks re election. Henrietta p dependent.
A Tennessee family quotes rapid relief for a severe ankle sprain after using Chambers Pain Balm. They bathed the ankle at night and the next morning the girl could walk with no further trouble. The testimonial notes the 25 and 50 cent sizes available from druggists.
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