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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
3
J W Stone from Tyan and J E Whiteley from Belknap visited Graham this week. Several residents traveled to Dallas and New Orleans, many from Eliasville, Bryson, Proffitt, and Olney areas. Local stores moved to new building space, while residents reported visits, school activity, and upcoming shipments of seed oats and earth corn.
Will Norman Ernest Stovall and Tom Lamonica attended Carlisle college Arlington Friday night and stayed through Sunday. Mrs. Cunningham examined Southern Texas and Mexico last Tuesday, meeting her husband in Fort Worth with grandson Joe Lee Matthews. Town folk report cattle and farming conditions. births and obituaries noted. several residents travel to Dallas Milford Mineral Wells and Texico.
SUMMAR & MARTIN announce they have leased the ice house and contracted for ice and will be prepared to meet public demand and seek patronage of all.
One mouse colored mule at 15 hands, one black mule 14 hands, one bay mule 14 hands. halter on one, all work mules. M. A. WALLACE, Sheriff.
Notice from Ivan Camp W O W informs members the unveiling of Lov Hill's monument is postponed due to illness in the community and among members. The event will now take place on the first Sunday in April. E T Kirruey, Clerk.
For sale or trade a good young jack. Apply to M. M. Burris at 25 of True, Texas.
The Leader retracts last week’s claim that Norman and Stovall purchased the Crawford ranch in Archer County, stating the report was without foundation and based on no verified facts.
To the voters of Precinct No. 1 a candidate outlines community outreach favors by two opponents. He says Bro Parsons will nail up pickets on broken fences of widows, and Bro Horner will kiss babies and compliment mothers. He signs as R C Mcphaill.
A newly purchased Star Meat Market announces readiness to supply the best meats of all kinds. Ropison and Topp respectfully solicit the patronage of customers and the general public, promising courteous treatment in return.
For Sale. One new complete Munger gun three 70 saw gun stands 60 orse power engine 80 horse power boiler double box press and steam packer on Camp Creek in Young county One new Murray system 80 saw stand single box ga Also have one Case Thresher 28 inch cylinder 50 inch Separator with portable engine H C Williams True Texas.
J. F. Cushman advertises cement and concrete work in Graham including sidewalks and cellar floors. All work guaranteed first class with reasonable prices.
Oliver Lisle promotes eggs as the ideal farm fowl, claiming the birds combine good qualities from all chickens for hatchings and productivity.
Salem farmers near harvest end story of land work. Miss Effie Shults sick but improving. Geo Shults died Monday morning 24th at 8 30. He leaves a wife and three children. School thrives under Miss Irene Fields. Oma Gilmore visits sister in Denton county. Dillard Hinson to Fort Worth for school. Mrs Ella and Miss Tabbie Gilmore in town. Bill Cole missed since Oma Gilmore left. Henry Criswell returned to New Mexico. Mrs Jenkins visited Mrs Shults. Church holds services every second and fourth Sunday.
A compact note references the phrase The Kind You Have Always Bought alongside the term Cabtor ia or bears in a historical ad style, signaling a product claim or slogan from a vintage catalog snippet without broader context.
Ely Brothers advertise liquid and standard cream balm for catarrh and colds. The nostril application promises cleansing, soothing, healing, and protection of diseased membranes while restoring taste and smell. Large size costs 50 cents, mail orders and atomizer version 75 cents. address 56 Warren St New York.
All parties who ginned at Crawford's gin have sold their cotton and have not paid for ginning. Please call and settle. 29 if S. R. Crawford.
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as mild and gentle, offering a pleasant cathartic effect. It invites readers to ask their druggist for a free sample.
Mrs Pleasant reports farmers planting corn while some neighbors recover from pneumonia. Mr and Mrs J E Martin have regained health. Stennett went to Tank Valley on business. Uncle Pink Brooks has had fish. F McClain visited brother James on Fish Creek. W E Timmons and wife in Tank Valley. Walker on the sick list is improving. Albert Watson finished planting corn. Rain is needed in the area. Grandpa and grandma Nichols on the puny list. F A Burnett and daughter Pauline are sick. News remains light and we sign off. PEACH LEAF
Two good dwellings offered to raise money at once. One-half cash the balance on terms. By J. G. Summar.
A testimonial from W. H. Souls of Portland Maine praises Dr Miles Heart Cure as a heart tonic that strengthens nerves and muscles, aiding heart action after near collapse. The user reports recovery after multiple bottles and notes a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails.
The document lists the February 8 1908 totals for taxes charged and uncollected for Spring Creek Independent School and the Resources of Young County. It includes cash in hand, uncollected taxes, and the Permanent School Fund assets, with liabilities noting bridge bonds and bridge repair bonds and references to the Thomas Heirs.
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