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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1891
Page
1
Garrett’s Liver Pills are promoted as a remedy for biliousness constipation dyspepsia and stomach issues without griping or nausea. Graham & Co. are named sole agents in this advertisement style notice.
Classified notices include bargains from D. R. Axin & Co on grade Hereford bulls for sale and Megrimine advertised as a cure all. J. C. Levine reports painting in Gertrude Texas and J. Lusk California canned fruits feature with a Red Store selection. J. R. Harris promotes groceries, tobacco and household goods.
Six tons of feed chopped wheat offered at one dollar per hundred. A. Andrews promotes tanks and wire fences with service at Graham area. Sidney Webb and wife visiting Graham from Clay county. Mrs Webb formerly Miss Lucy Brown. D. R. Akin & Co announce a push to oil every reaper and thresher in Young county and a move to build a new school house. Local tax talk features critics of delinquent taxpayers and mossbackism exposure.
The notice mentions Megrimene for headache relief sold by local merchants. Editor J. W. Graves left on a business trip to Fort Worth and Dallas, with Leaper in charge. Loyal reader L. F. Voules, once of Graham, is now in a Kentucky insane asylum as family plans to return him to England. neighbors express sympathy and hope for recovery.
Mr. J. W. Jackson is constructing a sizable home on his eastern property, signaling a significant residential project in the area.
The Jacksboro Mills will pay regular market price for wheat, according to Jackssono Mithine Co.
The Workers Institute of Macedonia Baptist Association schedules a meeting with Sibley Church on a Thursday evening before the 6th Lord's Day in May 1891. It includes an introductory sermon by Elders Warren Cunningham and A E Foster, plus debates on baptism and grace and various Sunday services and community appeals.
A reward is posted for a one day horse measuring 154 hands with a white blaze and white belly spots. The animal bears the brand HL on the left thigh and the name Joe Akin.
B.S. Peale & Co advertises a nine edition encyclopedia reprint in 25 volumes at 1.60 per volume, with six month sales over half a million. They claim superiority to English and Scribner editions, offer volume I at 0.60 plus 0.40 mail, and provide easy payments from Chicago at 815 821 Wabash Ave.
The document displays partial figures for capital stock paid in, undivided profits, and liabilities. Notable items include capital stock of 100 000,00 and notes outstanding 22 500,00 with various deposits and bills payable totaling 258 401,00.
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