Rates of Subscription and Notices in The Leader
The excerpt lists subscription rates for The Leader including one year and six months options. It notes postal classification at Graham Texas and credits Frank H Bowron and P A Martin. It references a Philadelphia Public Ledger quote about wheat crop trading and promotes De Witt's Little Early Risers pills sold by Graham Drug Co as a safe effective remedy.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
de Witt
Graham Drug Co
Thread Trust Hikes Price by One Cent per Spool
The thread trust has advanced the price one cent per spool. This action will bias public opinion against the trusts and intensify consumer anger. It offers no benefit to thread buyers and invites lively criticism.
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Thread Trust
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup for Babies and All
An ad touts Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup as a pleasant remedy for coughs and colds. It has no opiates, does not cause constipation, uses honey and tar, and tastes like maple syrup. Children like it and it suits every family member. The piece also includes a regional morality aside from Uncle Zekiel’s commentary on a losing farmer in Texas.
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Kennedy
Graham Drug Co
Odd Animal Oddities Cited By Contemporaries
The Herald cites a roundup of eccentric animal tales from various papers. Examples include a black bass that feeds only on live rabbits, a New York World report of a hen laying eggs with Latin inscriptions, and oysters weighing three pounds each. Other notes include rats that devour shoots, a bull frog that eats only English sparrows, a rooster crowing at odd hours, a mockingbird delivering violets for four summers, and a parrot urging free silver at Versailles households for eleven years at 11 daily.
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the Herald
Houston Post
New York
Paso Herald
Lexington
Charleston
Indiana
Jack Cohen
Atlanta Journal
Georgia
Courier-Journal
Versailles
Tombstones and Grave Digging Offer From Baxer at Oak Grove
W. E. Baxer, sexton of Oak Grove Cemetery, advertises tombstones from Cisco Marble Works and grave digging services. Adults priced at 7.00 and children at 5.06, with prompt, satisfactory orders.
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Cisco Marble Works
W. E. Baxer
Sexton Oak Grove Cemetery
Death of Senator John T. Morgan Remains a Loss to Nation
The obituary recalls Senator John T. Morgan of Alabama as an incorruptible, highly informed statesman who spared no effort in public service. It credits his relentless advocacy for a Nicaragua canal and notes his lasting influence on the nation's direction. Peace to his ashes. DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve advertised by Graham Drug Co.
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John T. Morgan
Alabama
Senate
Nicaragua
Panama
DeWitt
DeWitt’s
Graham Drug So
Waters-Pierce Muddle Over Federal Receiver Clash
After a Texas district court ordered a receivership for Waters-Pierce Oil, bonds on appeal were moved to the court of civil appeals. A Federal court receiver was appointed by Judge Bryant, raising jurisdictional tension between state and federal courts. The writer argues the bonds protect the state, and predicts no serious clash. Also notes a protracted church meeting at Bullock's arbor led by Pastor Joe R. Mayes beginning Friday before the second Sunday in July.
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District Court
Travis County
Waters-Pierce Oil Co
Brooks
Court of Civil Appeals
Bryant
Federal Court
Dorchester
Sherman
West Texas
Arbor
Bullock
Joe R. Mayes
Appreciation Note From Ladonia Reader to The Leader
A Ladonia Texas reader thanks The Leader on June 22 1907 for its news and calls it the best country weekly in Texas. The letter mentions supporting widows and orphans of the Reliable family and praises the paper for speaking out during Bailey booster coverage. The writer jokes about aging and continuing to donate until retirement.
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State of Texas
Zekiel
Bridgeport Index
Ladonia
Tex
Leader
Texas
Bailey
Convention Season Spurs Texas Gatherings This Month
The piece notes a surge of conventions in Texas this month, attributing the trend to upcoming elections and speakers. An anecdotal remark from Bert Barber of Elton Wisconsin about DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills is included, praising their curative effect and advertising a 25 cent weekly treatment through Graham Drug Co.
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Bert Barber
Elton, Wis
Mr. Barber
DeWitt
Graham Drug Co
Bryan aide hints at possible VP picks for 1900 race
The speaker names Hoke Smith of Georgia and Tom Campbell of Texas as potential vice presidential timber. He then pivots to a broader plan, wishing for Thomas to serve as Texas governor for four years, followed by two years of rest before becoming the junior senator from Texas, the so called empire state.
Ex-champion Kruger Endorses Snow Liniment
Louis J. Kruger, famed long distance foot racer from Germany and Holland, reports in 1901 that eight weeks of Salt Lake City training were eased by Ballard's Snow Liniment. He recommends it for sprains bruises or rheumatism and notes the product is sold at 25 cents 50 cents and one dollar by B H Blakeney.
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Louis J. Kruger
Germany
Holland
Salt Lake City
Ballard
B. H. Blakeney
New Texas Laws Take Effect July Twelfth
The thirtieth legislature passes numerous laws to begin on July 12. Free railroad passes end for all except railroad employees. Pistols must have half price paid to the state. Liquor sellers face occupation taxes and city shares. Drinking on trains becomes illegal. Drug stores require registered pharmacists. Barbers require licenses and two years experience. Betting on baseball is banned and bucket shops must close. Futures dealing becomes a penal offense.
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Texas
Young County Court to Meet as Board of Equalization
Public notice states the Hon. Commissioners Court of Young County Texas will sit as a Board of Equalization on Monday July 1 1907 to take final action on current year tax renditions. All interested persons should attend. E B Norman Clerk Com Court Young County Texas June 19 1907.
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Young County
Texas
E. B. Norman
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Frank H. Bowron
Leoitors
P. A. Martin
Joe
Castor
Ato Pee Peete
John T. Morgen
Bears
Castoria
the Centaur Company
New Tore City
Bryanesque
Japalac
Ing House of
W. S. McJimsey
Ich Taber
S. R. Crawford
JW. Gallaher
M. K. Graham
J. M. Norman Cashier
G. FP. Meece
Asst. Cashier
Beckham National
R. Crawford, R. E. Mabry, J. W. G
Covet Grahek
W. P. Stewart
J. M. Norman
W.L. Donner
Boyd Stree
Cicero Smith
MO. C. Kay
W. C. Clark
Chas. Gay
A.A. Mor
USAE
Cheko Smith
TORS
A.A. Aorrison
Graham, Texas
The
Rock Island
Treater
Rob McLaren
Edison
Singer
R. $. Delong & Sons
Eliasville, Texas
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