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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1909
Page
6
If you want to sell or buy land talk to us we will handle the proposition. We have buyers and land men across the United States and a strong immigration link. Iowa Illinois Missouri agents are at work and expect many northerners to visit Young County within 60 days to view lands.
A Texas loan company advertises fast real estate loans with in-house inspections and flexible terms. It lists multiple Graham area farms and parcels with prices per acre, cash down payments, and 1 to 5 or 8 year balances, plus options to extend payments for heavy crop years.
Health in our locality remains good though rain prospects fade. Farms suffer without moisture as stock falter. Gin work at Murray started last week and progresses. School closed with a small picnic at Mr Graham's tank. few fish reported. Musical at Mr Harty's. Miss Robertson to visit Graham then Mineola. Baseball opens with Murray games Saturdays. Bro Chancellor unavailable due to smallpox exposure. Youths enjoyed singing at the Methodist church. Mrs. Carmack and Miss Kramer closed schools at Ming Bend and Crib Station respectively. Fish Creek area grows lively as youngsters return. Minnie Tyra of Masters visited. Prayer meeting at Mr Harty's well attended. Meat meeting planned at Bro Joe Mayes' next Thursday. PUELLA.
The ad promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment to relieve rheumatism instantly and leave users as well as a two year old. Sold by B.S. Doty & Co.
The Lyon Hardware Co introduces a TIN SHOP and tin work service with John Hughes, formerly of Graham Hardware Co, as timer. They handle Plumbing tanks windmills pipe fittings well casing and related work with guaranteed quality and invite inquiries when in need of any kind of tin or plumbing work.
For years she suffered biliousness and constipation. Pepsin and cathartics worsened her condition. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets eased the ill feeling at once, strengthened digestion, and purifed stomach, liver, and blood. Sold by Sloan Drug Co. Birmingham Alabama. Mrs Rosa Ports citation.
Oakland recounts last Tuesday rain helped crops though drought lingers. Dickinson and Lester work on water tanks. farmers await a planting season for cotton while sweet peanuts begin on James Simmons acre. School closes May 7. visitors from Wise County and Bryson visit Dickinson and Baty families. Several youths attend Bumblebee schoolhouse. Grandma Moore improves.
The community reports the death of six year old Lester Dobbs on Monday night April 26 from congestion complicated by pneumonia. Stock water remains scarce as residents note continued blustery weather and a light rain aided little. Local Holiness services at Briar Branch drew large crowds, with visits by Jake Jordan Uncle Bob Gatewood and Rev W M Higgins and family. The town notes social visits among residents including Ed Pressley wife and son from Wichita Falls and Ed Rowe visiting Bob Crawford.
G Farlowe of East Florence Alabama testifies that a form of itching skin disease tormented him for nearly seven years until using Hunt's Cure. One application relieved him, one box cured him, and a year later he remains symptom free. The ad promotes Hunt's Cure as a guaranteed remedy for all itching skin diseases priced at 50 cents.
The notice promotes a combined one year subscription deal for The Thrice-a-Week World and The Graham Leader. It touts impartial news reporting and a price of 1.65 dollars for one year, comparing it to a two-paper value of 2.00 dollars.
A vintage medication notice states druggists may refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure your cough or cold. It emphasizes the product contains no opiates and that the genuine item comes in a yellow package, with a directive to refuse substitutes.
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