Local notes from Graham Texas May 2 1907
Local items report Archie Owens visiting Olney and W L Donnell from Eliasville attending a Friday picnic. B B Ward renews for the Leader. Pettey Hallam Co offers dry goods and groceries. Queen of the Pantry Flour advertised by Matthews Dowdle Co. Young County Lumber Co adds lumber shingles and builders supplies from yard north of post office. W T Fincn manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews, Dowdle & Company
Young County Lumber Co
W.T. Fincn
Man’gr
Matthews, Dowdle & Co
W. T. Fincu
Pettey, Hallam & Co
Graham Bank
Wall paper and local notices from Miller Bend area
J A Baughn advertises wall paper and samples for sale in Miller Bend. Local residents and visitors like H G Arnold and W J Hughes frequent town, while Mrs Frank H Bowron and Mrs J C Vaughan return from Fort Worth and Olney. Insurance offered by A O Norris and Son. Eld J H Fisher preached in Pickwick and Palo Pinto. Weather warning mention tornadoes and wind storms.
Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint Sold by Graham Hardware
Paint Your Buggy for 75c to 1.00 with Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint. It weighs 3 to 8 ozs more to the pint than others, wears longer and gives a gloss equal to new work. Sold by Graham Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devoe
Graham Hardware Co
Rain and hailstorm ruin crops but bring needed rain
A fine rain fell Saturday evening, joined by a severe hail storm that practically ruined the fruit crop in its wake. The hail area was small, and the rain is described as badly needed and incalculably beneficial.
Residents Note New Homes Near Baptist Church
W. M. Matthews is building a residence just south of the Baptist church while D. G. Vick starts a new home north of it. Poverty Flat gains prominence as several dwellings rise in that area. Farmers urged to insure wheat and oats against hail. J. W. Akin offers fire, tornado and hail coverage. 1m
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W. M. Matthews
Baptist Church
D. G. Vick
Poverty Flat
J. W. Akin
Cemetery Cleanup Planned at Farmer Texas
Notice announces that on the first Saturday in May the Farmers cemetery will be cleaned up. All interested are urged to come with dinner and hoe and stay all day. Posters request attendance by the community.
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Farmer
Texas
Graham Leader
True True Band and Dramatic Club
True
Rockies
Rock Barn
Graham Hotel
Theat Beautiful Glass Varnish Floor Paint Sale
Theat Beautiful Glass varnish floor paint from Deyoe’s line, priced five cents higher per quart, is now sold by Graham Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deyoe
Graham Hardware Co
New York World Thrice-a-Week Adopts 1906 Policy
The Thrice-a-Week World pledges to be a better paper in 1906 with globe-spanning news coverage reported fully and promptly. It stresses fair political reporting and ongoing serial fiction from top authors, priced at 1.00 per year for 156 issues, with a bundled offer at 1.65 for both papers.
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World
Granway
Letter Promoting Devoe Paint to Graham Texas
A letter to F H Stafford in Graham Texas argues paint choice wastes money. It cites cost comparisons across paints with gallon totals and prices, recounting examples from Professor Irvine in Mercersburg and Geo W Brown in Union South Carolina. The letter touts Devoe & Co products and notes Graham Hardware Co sells their paint.
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Irvine
Academy
Mercersburg
Devoe
Geo. W. Brown
Union
S. C
B . Arthur
Devoe & Coo
P.S. Graham Hdw. Co
Twin Mountain Farmers Union Meets at Court House
Members of the Twin Mountain Farmers Union are asked to attend a gathering at the courthouse on Saturday night May 4 with a speaker present. Treasurer R F Caspurn solicits attendance and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Mountain Farmers’ Union
Court House
Caspurn
Treas
Bryson Welcomes New Sun Publisher Sun Newspaper
R. J. Wiley, formerly of Bellevue, visited the city last Friday to pay respects to the Leader. Wiley, a newspaper boy, will start a Bryson publication this week named the Sun. The Leader wishes the Sun and its management great success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Wiley
Bellevue
Bryson
Leader
Wiley
The
Sun
Jack Black Mammoth Jack Offered at Murray Texas
Notice from J. W. Robinson in Murray Texas offering a Black Mammoth Jack formerly owned by Walsh and Robinson. He will stand at his place 212 miles southwest of Murray. Terms include 10 dollars to insure a foal and 10 dollars to insure a colt to stand. Pasturage 75 cents a month. Written or phone inquiries to Murray Texas.
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Walsh & Robinson
My Place
Murray
Texas
J. W. Robinson
No Need of Scratching Itching Relief Ad Claim
Advertisement claims Hunt's Cure relieves itching and promises guaranteed cure after one application. Describes the product as the quickest and most reliable remedy for itching diseases of any character. The text emphasizes guaranteed cure and single application efficacy.
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Hunt
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Ledbetter
Black Hawk
Champion
Bradley
Peter Schuttler
Graham
B. S. Doty & Co’s
Archie Owens
Olney
St Louis
W. L. Donnell
Eliasville
B. B. Ward
W. T. Donnell
Martinews, Dowdle & Co
W. H. Gore
Torita
J. A. Baughn
H. G. Arnold
Miller Bend
J. H. Fisher
Pickwick and
Palo Pinto
Blakeney’s Pharmacy
Squire W. J. Hughes
Frank H. Bowron
J. C. Vaughan
Dorothy
Fort Worth
A. O. Norris & Son
Caatori
Chat
J. Hall Bowman
NEW York World
F. H. Stafford
Graham, Texas
Caletorixa
Jack
Stafford
Gleason
Jacksboro
J.C. Vaughan
Jesse McBrayer
California
S. B. Street & Co
J. A. Holt
Near Lacy
the St Louis
Ruby Dinsmore
J. W. Fulps
Austin
John E. Morrison & Co
Capital Stock
Mrs. S. R. Crawford
Mrs. Jeffery
Ingleside
DeWitt
Graham Drug Co
Clifford Witherspoon
Denton
Cliffie Eddleman
Pearl Matthews
Louise Lamar
Haskel
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Co
Youne Co. Lumper Co
W. T. Finch
J. D. Gilfillam
Will Morehead
Plainview
John Hunt
Markley
City
A. N. Lewis
Ros McLaren
Minnie Fisher
Miss Blanche
Graeham
P. Giddeon
Greenville
Mabry, Short & Co
Mr. Henderson
Lou and
Mary
Herbton
Doty & Co
P. A. Martin
Henrietta
W. J Rehders
Syracuse Wall Paper Co
ED Parsons
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