Local Notices and Ads Chronicle 1900s Graham Texas
Gordon Timmons finished school at Farmer and returned home. Tidwell and Norman advertise groceries and low prices. Several local shoppings note illnesses, travels, and hospitalities. A rail survey for C R I I enters Graham. depot site to be set. work to start by April. The Daughters of the Confederacy host a successful court house concert netting funds for Dallas veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Timmons
Farmer
Graham
Carlton’s
Jackson's
E. W. Johnson
Farmer Road
Beckham Place
Twin Mountains
Oak Grove Cemetery
Jacksboro
U. D. OC
Daughters of the Confederacy
Court House
Dallas
Joe Birdwell
Street & Co
Ji. C. Fields
W. M. Matthews
L. P. Brooks
Misses Anderson
Addie Johnson
W. O. Clark
Rob McLaren
Art Ernest
Jim Long
Harmony Club
A. A. Morrison
Irene Gant
Braden Garrett
Hattie McJimsey
Mesdames Morris
Simpson and
Allen
Beulah Wood
Virgil Tidwell
J. E. Simpson
Wealthy San Antonio Merchant Convicted in Stolen Property Case
A wealthy San Antonio merchant was convicted of receiving stolen property and given a year in prison. The verdict follows a trial that established the Merchant’s role in handling pilfered goods and distributing them through his network.
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San Antonio
Henry Clay on Success Through Daily Eight-Hour Labor
Henry Clay attributed his success to steady work hours spanning fifty years. He emphasized that hard work creates opportunity and that effort is the just reward for those who persist.
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Henry Clay
Austin Should Emulate Galveston and Buy Dam Bonds
City leaders weigh issuing bonds to fund dam improvements inspired by Galveston’s approach. Advocates say the move could secure water management and flood defenses, while opponents warn of debt costs and long-term obligations.
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Austin
Galveston
Defeated Candidate Given Handshake, Smile, and Job
A defeated candidate receives a firm handshake and a pleasant smile as a job offer is extended, signaling a conciliatory post election gesture and possible transition opportunity.
Democratic Party Drops Janus Platform Concept
The Commoner notes the Democratic party has passed the stage of accepting a Janus platform concept that faces two directions, signaling a shift in stance on dual positions.
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Democratic Party
Graham City Ordinance Prohibits Card Playing for Wagers
An ordinance prohibits playing cards for money or valuable stakes at houses selling liquor or public places and in most non private residences. It sets fines from ten to twenty five dollars and allows witnesses to testify without risk of prosecution. It clarifies private amusements at family homes are allowed. It becomes effective upon legal publication.
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City of
Graham
Religious Church Services and Message by J H Crover
Religious notes list Baptist, Christian, Methodist, and Westminster churches with service times and ministers. It records Sunday prayers, Sunday School, and midweek meetings, plus a devotional poem urging daily faithful service by J H Crover.
Rainy Sundays Urged for Church Attendance
A 1902 church program argues rain should not deter worship. It stresses regular attendance, supporting pastors with prayer and presence, and cites scripture promises of God meeting two or three in his name. It notes personal duty, example to others, and ends with hymn, prayers, and Easter service details.
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W. R. Fitch
Bible Reading and Prayer Week Schedule With Notices
Week of Bible Reading and Prayer lists nightly services from March 31 to April 4 at multiple churches with themes from Psalm 51 and Romans 12. Includes urging attendees to bring Bibles and study daily. notes authors Joan J. G and W. Cancrom among sponsors. Also promotes Moore's Pilates claim as malaria cure with price and distributor details in St. Louis.
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Presbyterian Church
M. Brisco
M. E. Church
Peter
Lewner
Uomer Mayes
Sti— Baptist Church
Z A. Hudson, Noré
Joan J. G
W. Cancrom
J. J. Clousa
Moore's Pilates
Dr. U. ©. Moore
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