Grove's Tasteless Tonic recognized as general tonic
The label proclaims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic contains quinine and iron, touted as a strong bitter tonic with malaria and fever relief, energy for nursing mothers and pale children, liver action, blood purification, and appetite stimulation. Guaranteed by your druggist at 50 cents.
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Grove
Rates and notices in The Leader weekly publication
The Leader prints Thursday editions with subscription rates of one pound per year and six months options. The notice lists Graham Texas postal details and advertising rates including locals, display charges, column inch pricing, and contract specials.
Conflicting Views on Texas Alamo Replica Plan and Mediation
The piece surveys debates over a Texas building replicating the Alamo, with supporters and critics among California Texans and locals. It notes mediation issues, neutral cabinet plans, and U S government stance, plus a Teddy Roosevelt birth, Texas wildflower crops, and Chunk comb honey as a Texas specialty amid a state renowned for milk and honey.
Navy commends Vera Cruz heroes from 108 servicemen
Secretary Daniels praised 108 Amerend’uejackets and Marines in letters tied to Admiral Piecher’s Vera Cruz report. They received promotions and pay increases, with 11 enlisted men earning a $100 gratuity and a formal honor. Officers totaling forty two are being considered for rewards.
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Maw
Nara’ Cthers
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Strengthens Blood
The tonic claims to invigorate the pale and sickly, drive out malaria, enrich the blood, and build up the system for adults and children. A general strengthening medicine marketed as Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic.
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Grove
Maleria
Endorsement for J L Franklin as State Comptroller
A letter to Young County voters urges support for J L Franklin in the Democratic primary on July 25. The signers describe Franklin as a broad minded Christian gentleman thoroughly qualified for the post and request supporters to speak up and write letters on his behalf.
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Young County
J. L. Franklin
John Martin
R. L. Reed
J. B. Norris
Sheriff’s Sale In Young County Texas
The State of Texas Young County sheriff sale announces property in Olney Lot 12 Block 13 Townsite Addition Olney to satisfy a judgment of 418.10 in favor of J E Harrell plus costs. Sale set for Tuesday July 7 1914 at the court house door Graham. C H Brown Sheriff.
Sheriff Sale Notice in Young County Texas
By order of the County Court of Young County a sale is set for July 18 1914 at the courthouse in Graham to satisfy a judgment of 325.10 dollars to D G Vick against J E Stone. Lot 17 Block 11 College Addition is levied as the property to be sold. D H Brown Sheriff signed May 6 1914.
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State OF Texas
County of
Young
County Court
Young County
D. G. Vick
J. E. Stone
Court House
Graham
College
Sheriff Sale Promises 120 Acre Texas Land Plot
In Young County Texas the sheriff will sell 120 acres of land from Sallie Ann Wash Survey Abstract 1268 in the City of Graham to satisfy a June 16 1914 judgment of $60.50 in favor of D G Wick against H C Williams plus costs. The property is described by survey boundaries and begins at the southeast corner. O H Brom sheriff and deputy G T Cherryhomes certify the sale date.
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State OF Texas
Young
Justice Court
Young County
D. G. Wick Ve
H. C. Williams
Graham
Texas
Sallie Ann Wash
S. E
D. G. Wick
O. H. Brom
G. T. Cherryhomes
Lost Coat Report on Gra ham South Bend Road
A brown coat with a blue handkerchief in the pocket was lost last Saturday morning on Gra ham South Bend road. The coat shows sleeve wear with cross stitched seams and minor holes. Finder please return to Leader.
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Graham-South Bend Road
Notice of Sale in Young County Court Case 1914
By order of sale issued June 4 1914 in D G Vick vs H P Akers and D B McEntire No 1238 Justice Court Precinct No 1 I will sell July 7 1914 First Tuesday Graham Young County Texas at public auction the property of H P Akers including a Peter Scuttler wagon Lot 20 Book II Lot 3 Block 5 and Lot 31 Block 3 College Heights Addition to Graham to satisfy judgment of 78 75 plus costs Wm Johnson Constable Precinct No 1 Young Co Tex.
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State OF Texas
Young
Honorabie Justice Court
Young County
Saes
Graham
Peter Scuttler
College Heights
H. P. Akers
D. G. Vick
Wm. Johnson
Constable
Precinent No
Young Co. Tex
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