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Graham Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1909

Page

4

Supreme flour and Morrison’s seed offerings headline local market notes

A local market brief highlights A Square Deal Cane seed and Mexican June Corn Dwarf at Morrison's. Supreme flour is praised for unique quality with every sack guaranteed. Marriage licenses issued to Arch Oram and Dollie Haney plus T R Petty and Effie Petty. A hotel contract manager from Arkansas arrives with workmen to start soon. Herman Mobly and wife return to Albany after visiting 8 G Hallam.

Arch Oram Dollie Haney T. R. Petty Effie Petty

Henry Chapel Notes On Weather and Local Life

In Henry Chapel, residents await rain amid ongoing planting and garden work. W B Himson and others prepare land. Mrs John Spradlin recovers from illness as Horace Ribble installs a wind mill. Churchgoers hear sermons, school attendance is strong, and locals share visits, new equipment, and family news across Young County.

W. B. Himson John Spradlin Horace Ribble Young County Bro Atchison Henry Chapel Conner Dickerson W. A. Ribble Finns Mollie Campbell Edna Nellie Jarnigan H. L. Ribble H. L. Ribble Last Friday. Mrs. Ribble Ena McLaren Hinson L. McMilton Sue Anderson Louie Anderson R. M. Anderson Fred Moran

Community notes hail wind, rain needed for crops

A letter from a well-wisher recounts local farming woes as drought lingers and corn is ready to plant after soil breaks. It notes ill health of G W Terrell, a singing gathering at D K Leberman’s, visits by Gibbs sisters, and plans of the True Cornett Band. Newcastle Orth Olney and True anticipate a railroad, with a biweekly literary meeting and a hopeful, forward-looking tone.

G. W. Terrell D. K. Leberman True Cornett Band Newcastle Orth Olney True

Trade Day Draws Few People in Graham Weathered

Last Monday in Graham marked Big Monday or Trade Day, but heavy weather kept many away and limited trading. When skies are favorable, Graham’s Trade Day is usually well attended and among the month’s best days.

Graham

Tornado Insurance Offers Low Cost Protection

Tornado insurance costs are presented as affordable with rates for one to five years. The ad lists premiums such as 20 cents per year per $810 and $2.00 per $1,000, plus 40 cents per $100 and $4.00 per $1,000 for three years, with five year terms at 60 cents per $100 and $6.00 per $1,000. It notes hail damage coverage for a small extra charge and lists J. W. Akin as a provider.

America J. W. Akin

Program Workers Conference at Graham Texas

A three day program with the First Baptist Church Graham Texas from March 22 to 24 includes opening services in the new church building Sunday March 21. Daily schedules feature sermons addresses by Rev J B Tidwell Geo W Truett J B Gambrell and S P Brooks with dedications and evangelistic services to follow. Free entertainment and committee reporting on arrival.

First Baptist Graham Texas Geo. W. Truett D. D First Baptist Church Dallas B. Gambrell J. B. Gambrell S. P Brooks Christian Education S. P. Brooks L. L J. W. Gillon Gaston “Ave. Baptist Church

Cedar Creek Farmers Await Rain After Dry Spell

The community records continued drought hindering farm work with corn planting delayed awaiting rain. E L and H J Cretsinger planted a batch of fruit trees this week. J W Stone visited from near Ivan. Veals Creek cemetery held its annual observance on February 20 with many attendees, the grounds tidied. B P Gann recently painted the cemetery iron fence enhancing its appearance. A spelling bee is held every Wednesday at the schoolhouse for instruction and entertainment.

E. L H. J. Cretsinger J. W. Stone Ivan Veals Creek B. P. Gann

Simmons Sarsaparilla Promises Appetite Boost

A vintage ad touts Simmons Sarsaparilla as the king of tonics to restore appetite and energy, claiming it will make you want to eat freely and laugh again. The short pitch targets weary readers seeking a quick tonic.

Fort Worth Presbytery to Meet Graham Church Dates

The Presbytery of the Fort Worth church will meet with the Graham church April 28 to May 2. Rev. MecMarry will be installed pastor of the Graham church during the Presbytery sessions.

Fort Worth Graham MecMarry

Priscilla Club Enjoys Social Evening and Charity Efforts

The Priscilla Club hosted a Saturday gathering at Mrs Street's home with eight tables for games, a history quiz, and friendly contests won by Mrs Albert Kay and Mrs Street. Guests included many club members and friends, and funds from Tag Day funded grounds improvements with Bermuda planting plans and requests for plant donations. The next meeting is set for Mrs Evans Mabry's home as civic pride and patriotism are praised.

Priscilla Club Street Albert Kay Cleveland Taft Americus Vespucius Columbus Chester A. Arthur Jas. Russell Lowell M. K. Graham Mesdames McCain Bryant Morris Sam Dowdle Farmer Garrett Erbacher Widmayer Manning Chisholm Ollie Kidwell Harrell Bessie James Eddie Garrett McCarroll W. Tidwell Tom Price Bermuda Burkett C. W Johnson Graham Evans Mabry

Store management changes at J. B. Norris Haw Co

The notice alerts customers that general management at the J. B. Norris Haw Co store has changed hands. It urges shoppers to monitor the new management and compare prices before buying elsewhere.

J. B. Norris Haw Co

Center Ridge Community News Update

The Center Ridge note reports steady school progress under Miss Fannie Kisinger. A Gordon is digging a storm cellar amid anticipated bad weather. Farmers hope for rain after over two months of dry conditions, making plowing difficult. Bill Wilp signs off.

Fannie Kisinger Gordon Bill WiLp

No Need of Scratching Cure For Itching Relief

No Need of Scratching. Other afflictions may be more painful, but none more annoying than many forms of itching trouble. The quickest and most reliable remedes for itching diseases of any character is Hunt's Cure One application relieves, one box guaranteed to cure.

Hunt

Greatest poultry show of the South at Fort Worth

The poultry department of the Fat Stock show in Fort Worth will run from March 13 to 20 and has drawn the largest entry total ever for the region. Generous premiums cash sweepstakes and trophies attract participants nationwide, and classes are arranged to level chances for small breeders against large ones.

Poultry Department Fort Worth South

Preventics Candy Cold Cure Tablets Offer Quick Guard

Fortified against the gripp this season Preventics the candy cold cure tablets promise a dependable safeguard. Sniffles at the sneeze stage may be headed off with prompt use keep Preventicn in pocket or purse box of 48 for 22c sold by B S Doty Co

B. 8S Doty & Co

Prince Duke pacing horse ready for season at OK yard

Prince Duke, sired by Dr. Duke and out of Adobe, shows pacing records 2-19 and 2-22 with a mile time of 2-22 1 4. Dark bay in good condition, he will stand at J. E. Parsons at the OK wagon yard this season. Price 10 dollars, insurance 12.50. Also known as Duke. Owned by

Dr. Duke George Wilks Prince Duke Adobe J. E. Parsons OK Wagon Yard Duke

Togo and Johnnie horses for service at Loving farm

Togo a Cleveland bay Modock stud, 17 hands, 1480 pounds, three years old. Service $10 to insure. Johnnie a Black Mammoth Jack, 15 hands, four years old. Service $10 to insure. They will stand at my farm 112 miles north of Loving. Satisfaction guaranteed. Abbott

Togo Cleveland Bay

Ballard's Snow Liniment Advertises Pain Relief

A frontier style notice proclaims everyone is liable to rheumatism cuts burns and aches and promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment as a remedy. It claims the product relieves all pains and wounds and notes it is sold by B S Doty & Co.

Ballard B.S. Doty & Co

Hawkins Chapel News and Community Notes

Health is good at present with a light rain and cold snap feared to spare fruit. Rev Hester filled his regular appointment at the Chapel. Miss India Newman and brother Carl attended Sunday School at Lone Oak. Edith Johnson of Newcastle visits her uncle A E Oatman and family. A E Oatman and son Jessie were in Graham on business. Tom Grant improves and will return to school soon. Prayer meeting at Pleasant View draw a large crowd. School progresses under Prof EK J Cummings. Marian Baker and brother Charles visited Loyd Hawkins and sisters. Nora Qaltman visiting relatives at Newcastle. Rube Lofton bought a hundred dollar buggy horse Donovan.

Hester India Newman Carl Lone Oak Edith Johnson Newcastle A. E. Oatman Jessie Near Spring Creek Graham Tom Grant Pleasant View EK. J. Cummings Marian Baker Charles Loyd Hawkins Nora Qaltman Rube Lofton Donovan

For Sale or Trade and Noted Indian Chief at Fort Worth Show

For Sale or Trade. A two year old grey-eagle stallion by Lexington and Denmark and Glenco is offered by John Martin, miles east of Graham. Quanah Parker, a famed Indian chief, will attend the National Feeders and Breeders show in Fort Worth March 13 to 20 with forty braves on paint ponies from Col. Burnett’s herd, parading daily and appearing in the arena as a feature of the event.

Lexington Denmark John Martin Graham Quanah Parker Fort Worth Burnett

Also Mentioned on This Page

R. G. Hallam Morrison's N. Gegg Beecher Baker Arkansas Herman Mobly Albany 8. G. Hallam Henry Program Workers’ Conference J. B. Tidwell Decatur Baptist College Cedar Creek THE House OF Merit W. S. McJimsey Center Ridge Johnnie Johnne Abe M. H. Steadham Hawkins Chapel
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