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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1906
Page
2
One copy one year costs $1.00 and six months costs 50 cents. Entered at the Graham Post Office as second class mail matter. Names Frank H. Bowron and A. Martin appear in the defunct header lines.
Public notice lists Hon D E Decker as senator candidate and names for county clerk and treasurer F M Burkett. Details include official roles with election timing and location. Citizens advised to review official proceedings and deadlines for filings and eligibility.
Amarillo suffered a fire loss of about 110000 on Sunday morning in the burning of the Carson building and the property of its tenants. Origin of fire unknown. Some papers of the State are trying to expose grafters without calling names. It is impossible under our present libel law for the papers to do all they want to do along this one for fear of prosecutions and damage suits, but they are doing a noble work anyway.
The cattle convention meets in Dallas on the 19th 20th and 21st with many county citizens planning to attend Dallas is making great efforts to entertain the assembled thousands and there will be a lively time in the old town.
The Texas attorney general held that party executive committees may exclude Negroes and Mexicans from participating in July primaries if they choose. Terrell election law lets county and state exec committees set primary rules not conflicting with the law, including voter eligibility.
An announced candidate, Hon. Monta J. Moore of Milam County, enters the governor race. He asserts no rot in state government and sarcastically suggests he and Bell should team up, with a cardboard sign on their chests reading help the poor blind men.
The Farmers' Union shows no risk of collapse as a small faction pushes rule or ruin tactics. Texas members remain committed, and the broader network will resist attempts to divide or destroy it. The more the struggle is resisted, the stronger the core group from the forks of the creek will stand to aid and develop the organization.
An advertisement from B. S. Doty & Co. of Graham Texas touts a remedy claiming to cure tetter eczema itch dew poison pimples ringworm eruptions chapped faces and hands sore sweaty swollen blistered feet. It argues cotton pickers gain more cotton by using the product.
Last Saturday Bell Col lin and Nacogdoches counties voted in local option elections. Bell County swung into the anti column by a large majority, with a change of over a thousand votes since the last election. The other counties favored the pro side by a large majority. Bell County becomes the first populous area to move away from the dry tower in many years, and liquor interests express great rejoicing.
Testis Value reports Simmons Liver Purifier as the most valuable remedy ever tried for constipation and disordered liver. It works thoroughly without gripe. Endorsed by W. M. Tomlinson of Oswego, Kansas, who recommends it whenever the opportunity occurs. Price 25c.
Joseph W Maxwell, attorney for the Hobart Sheerer estate, plans to file a petition in Denver Colorado. He seeks guidance from Judge McCull on the distribution of the estate where the dying man left provisions for a child expected to be born. Twins were born instead a boy and a girl. The will says if the child is a boy two thirds to the child and one third to the widow. If a girl one third to the child and two thirds to the widow. The twins share is the issue Maxwell will present for judicial decision.
Town Talk Now in the country promotes Hoop es Tetter Cure guaranteed by B S Doty Co. claims to cure skin diseases pimples sunburn tetter on hands and feet and sores and smells. Also advertised is a dandruff treatment and Herbton to insure regular painless menstruation a week before the expected period.
Governor Lanham has set Sunday March 25 as a day of general observance to memorialize late Governor James S. Hogg. Public meetings will be held across Texas with suggested programs in Graham churches or at the courthouse for afternoon discussions on Hogg's life and character.
Hustler advert touts Hunt's Lightning Oil as a nightly cure for aches pains cuts burns and bruises. Apply a little to misery and feel it disappear while you sleep.
The Senate passed the Hepburn pure food bill with four dissenters Bailey of Texas and three others. It likely goes to the House and promises strong public protection by government inspection of all food and drink, heavy penalties for injurious substances, and labeling of imitations to safeguard shoppers.
A claim that eczema tetter salt rheum itch ring worm herpes and barbers itch respond quickly to Chamberlain's Salve with immediate relief from itching and possible permanent cure after continued use. The ad notes many previous cures and prices 25 cents per box with sale through all druggists.
The Philadelphia Record notes sand bricks made from sand and lime as a dangerous rival to traditional clay bricks. Lacking binders, they can be produced near transportation nodes, saving costs. They resist pressure, may substitute for clinkers, and yield sharp, even edges when pressed properly.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve is praised for curing piles and a range of skin ailments. It is credited with helping E R Mulford of Waynesboro Pennsylvania and is sold at B Doby Co drug store for 25 cents.
The Senate approved a statehood bill admitting Oklahoma and Indian Territory as a single state while leaving Arizona and New Mexico in their current status. Beveridge and Foraker led opposing camps with Foraker prevailing by three votes. The measure will go back to the House for action, with Arizona and New Mexico deferred for now.
An advertising claim states Hunt's Cure will positively and permanently cure any form of itching skin disease. It promises quick relief and guarantees a cure with one box and relief from one application.
Senator Hale claims a Washington military board plans an invasion of China, while troops mass in the Philippines. The piece argues public opposition to war, criticizing imperial aims, Chinese exclusion, and the administration’s jingoistic posture without a solid case for conflict.
A historical advertisement urges not to ignore a cold and recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent pneumonia and lung trouble, claiming prompt cure and effectiveness for acute threats, with assurance it is carried by all druggists.
A letter to W S McKimsey of Graham Texas urges painting a house with Devoe lead and zinc to prove long durability. The author proposes using the house as a nationwide sample, with dealer support and a public notice stating ten year protection and water sealing. The letter invites feedback on any faults and offers to cover expenses.
A man from Cushing Maine recalls severe kidney inflammation lasting three months. He credits Bice tric Bitters with complete cure, claiming relief from liver complaint dyspepsia blood disorders and malaria and restoring his health. Sold by B Doty & Co for 50 cents.
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