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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1893
Page
1
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The G A R Post 60 meets on the first Saturday each month. Comrade Jxo. T. Cunxivonam serves as Commander with Geo. Werowr as Adjutant and other officers listed in the notice.
A discarded saddle bearing "N. Porter Abilene Tex" is found hidden in brush and offered to the owner upon sworn proof and payment. A shop promotes garden ware at Forp Bros. News reports smallpox scare around Mr. E H Cook, who later reassures townsfolk after a brief public spectacle. Mineral Wells and nearby vendors advertise dry goods and groceries, while local hobbyists mention fishing tackle and gear.
The Graham school board ignores Supt Carlisle's Arbor Day proclamation and debate over honoring Washington and planting trees. Attacks on local boys bullying a Black worker at Horton's stable raise concerns about racial mistreatment and potential consequences for the community.
The notice promotes Electric Bitters as a liver, stomach, and kidney aid with claims of rapid relief for Sick Headache. It also reports local events: Hawkins Chapel neighbors finish a new schoolhouse and plan a fence, Frank Herron visiting, council seeking ordinances, and M S Handy leaving the drug trade for life insurance ventures.
Figures show 2 228 672 bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery sold in the US from March 91 to March 92 with a money back guarantee. Local notes announce forthcoming forked leaf yam sweet potatoes at 75 cents a bushel and a new hardware store rumored. Also marriage news H L Morrison and Pearle Gilmer wed in Tacopola. court attendance and various local movements and job changes noted in Archer county Graham Texas.
Report recounts a Lea DER visit to Prof Fowler's classroom with about fourteen teachers. Prof Lindsay chaired while Whittenburg supported textbook uniformity and Johnston spoke for the opposite view. The institute postponed the Jester amendment discussion to March 15 at Lower Tank Valley. A postscript includes a harsh letter from Buck Blatherskitl and notes tobacco and local gossip.
Fine weather fronts oats and wheat with hopeful crop prospects as soil warms. Laura Summers faces eye troubles while Miss Fannie Grubbs and Mr. Porter wed, and a marriage license issue is reported. Court records show acquittal in State v Deberry and a dismissed assault case. stage schedule and mail updates promised. Local observations include visitors, bridge crew, and farm notices.
Public school closes May 12. a silk handkerchief found by a pupil may be returned to the finder. A literary society organized at the brick building. ninth grade session closed Feb 21. Teachers and merchants rely on collections. twenty dollars per debtor burdens the teacher. Absent lower-grade pupils due to sickness. twenty-five cents per pupil could ease the burden. Honor roll includes many names. attendance and study praised. Grippe prevailing. several pupils excused. Local notices cite base balls, a call at the Lea per, court movements, and a divorce case. The editorial closes with a reflection on justice and delayed prosecutions.
A harsh critique questions readers who praise a hometown paper but refuse real patronage. It argues that timely payments, local business, and consistent support sustain a paper that serves the town and country alike.
An advertisement offers a salve claimed to cure cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheam fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Priced at 25 cents per box and sold by The R. G. Graham Drug Co.
Richmond Dispatch praises Mr Mills of Texas for a Senate speech opposing dealing in options and futures. The piece notes his stance despite opposing instructions from Texas legislators and claims the speech marks a statesmanlike path through constituent pressure.
The Commissioners Court of Young County Texas invites sealed bids for two bridges across the Brazos River. Bids must include estimates specifications and full price terms and workmanship details. Bids opened at 10 am March 27 1893 with right to reject any or all bids. N J Timmons County Judge Young Co Texas.
The Imported Cleveland Bay Stallion Liverpool Chief, owned by Fr. Arnold, will stand this season at J. T. Horton’s Brick Livery Stable in Graham. A charge of 15 dollars on the insurance applies. Mares owners are responsible for any losses to their stock. The season began and will end July 1.
By authority of the Graham Texas Tax Collector a sale of seized town tracts and lots to pay taxes and costs is set for the first Tuesday in April 1898 at the Graham court house. The notice lists parcels in Graham including school property, with details by owner and assessor.
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