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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
1
An advertisement touts all leather Hamilton Brown shoes, praised for durability and fit. It promises reliable wear, attractive appearance, and right prices. A full line of Spring Oxfords is on display inviting customers to view them.
A 1908 notice warns readers that under general order No 907 from the Postmaster General, newspapers will stop mailing to subscribers with a year or more in arrears unless stamps are affixed to each paper. The order takes effect April 1, 1908. Postmasters are sending statements and urging prompt payment or cancellation.
Sam Hardy the Belknap coal expert said in town last Tuesday that coal shipments could begin soon after the shaft is sunk and lumber is delivered. He expects Belknap to become a thriving town with 200 to 500 men employed, contingent on coal demand. Hardy reported the coal quality as satisfactory.
Harry Wilson of Waynetown Indiana proclaims Chamberlains Cough Remedy superior for cures of croup and colds. Administered at the first sign of a croupy cough it can prevent the attack and is widely used in many homes. Available through all druggists.
The Sr. Louis Restaurant announces relocation to a new west side location with emphasis on clean, comfortable, first class dining. They invite patrons to inspect all areas and promise top brands, quality cooking, courteous service, and value. The notice adds appreciation for past patronage and a welcoming invitation to visit.
Last Tuesday a stranger visited a leading grocery, bought all white laundry soap, cut bars into twenty small squares, wrapped them, and sold them from a satchel for ten cents each. He drew a crowd with a banjo and profane jokes before repeating the stunt that day and again in the evening, selling fake wares to eager buyers. The piece warns the public to stop supporting such street fakirs.
Rosison and Topp announce purchase of the Star Meat Market and pledge to supply the best meats and courteous service. They respectfully solicit patronage from customers and the general public.
For sale notice offers a good young jack for trade or sale. Apply to M. M. Burris at 9 True, Texas.
By Wednesday the tally showed sixty seven conversions and forty eight reclamations with interest accruing on each service. Prayer meetings by all ages filled town venues daily, and the union Sunday school rally at the auditorium drew large crowds. Bro McKenzie led worship while Mr Adair inspired hearts with direct, awakening sermons. The revival demonstrated how Graham churches can join for uplift and welfare, leaving a lasting impression on the community.
An advertisement declares Hunt's Cure will positively and quickly cure any itching skin disease. It guarantees one box to cure and one application to provide relief, claiming permanent results. The bold claim emphasizes certainty and speed in a plain, vigorous tone.
Next Monday March 30 the Mol lie Bailey's Great Southern Railroad Show performs in Graham for two shows one afternoon and one night under the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Mrs Bailey offers clean entertaining. Graham expects a crowded tent and strong patronage for the UDC benefit.
Judge Carrigan returned Sunday last and reopened the district court Monday morning. The court sat until yesterday afternoon with little contested business. Four cases were tried on Monday and the docket was largely disposed of except for one or two continuances. The judge left this morning for Wichita Falls and will convene at Archer City next Monday.
Farm to exchange 657 acres in Ochiltree County Texas described as a good stock farm in the timber. Owner W C Waggoner of Alfalfa Ochiltree Co Texas invites descriptions of a suitable stock farm in Young County for swap. Exchange inquiry emphasizes land quality and location.
The Olney Cornet Band and orchestra will present a concert at the Tabernacle in Olney tomorrow night. The town will showcase the Dee strick Skule of fifty years ago performed by top local talent, promising lively entertainment and good value for the audience. Olney’s band is praised as among the finest and deserving of regional patronage.
Go to W C Burns to buy groceries and feed of all kinds including corn choppers hay cotton seed meal garden and field seed kaffir corn cane millet and all kinds of seeds for your needs.
Poultry market notice lists prices for hens at 61-2 cents, frying chickens at 121-26 cents, and broilers 121-20 cents. Roy D. Gousron states he will pay cash at these prices until the next issue.
For sale. Several good milk cows available at low price. Apply to Ben Ragland, six miles east of Graham.
Portable Remington No 6 typewriter in latest pattern offered at 75 dollars after 110 dollar list price. Call at this office to arrange purchase or pickup.
First quality chocolate and other candies highlighted in a neat Easter display at Union Restaurant. Call and see us for seasonal confections and novelty treats.
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