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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
8
Editor Leader notes peace after recent wind rain and hail damage in Komo area. crops damaged but not ruined. Mrs. Burnett loses 150 young chicks. Lee Lane injured by thorn. neighbors fence his tank. West side residents cut off by blown McCan bridge, request commissioners restore span and aid.
South Bend reports a school closure last Friday May 4 with a cyphering match instead of exercise. A fruit supper at J W Burges residence drew nearly all local youths. A heavy rain and hail damaged corn and grain crops and damaged window lights. cotton replanting may be needed after washout. Claire Sperbeck, long gone to Oshkosh, Wis., returns to visit his mother Mrs O A McBrayer. Mr and Mrs Vick Keller visited Mrs Faris. the Literary Society meets the second Saturday. O A McBrayer and Will Copeland moved cattle to Ft Worth then returned. Mrs Jim Smith tended her mother Mrs O A Rogers. Mrs J W Keller and son Willis have been ill but are recovering. Henry Rogers installed a telephone box. Sky Rocker notes potential future return if not wasted.
Thousands of boxes of Hunt's Cure are sold daily as sufferers learn it is the best cure for itching diseases. The first application relieves and each box is guaranteed to cure any one case.
D C Alton of Cleburne Texas leaped from his seat thinking Herbton cured his wife’s frail health and rushed to a drug store to buy a bottle for himself. Guaranteed by B S Doty and Co.
Mrs G P Robertson is bed bound from poison oak effects. Henry Wilson and Gabe Washburn visited Graham last week. Julia Timmons and Vera Poindexter stayed with Maggie Akers Wednesday night. Stella Moore of Eliasville visited Mrs Robertson. Many attended the fifth Sunday meeting at South Bend with good preaching and meals. A recent hail storm damaged gardens crops and poultry. Miss Julia Timmons closed her...
Woodmen Circle Glen McDonald Camp 429 holds Decoration Service on June 6 1906. All Sovereigns gather at Woodmen hall at 10 am march to cemetery then to C W Johnson pasture for a self supporting picnic with games and prizes. Music by W O W Cornet Band invites all camps and families with baskets.
A sad farewell marks a term ending at the local school. Mrs G P Robertson has recovered from illness. Preaching is planned at Lone Star school house Monday night after the second Sunday of this month with hopes of a large audience. Mrs Dooley and family visited Graham last Saturday and visited Mrs J W Keller on Sunday. Miss Laura Price remains ill and hopes to return home near Fort Worth.
A nursing mothers tip explains applying Chamberlain's Salve to sore nipples after nursing, wiping before the next feeding. The remedy, used by many trained nurses, yields best results. Price is 25 cents per box and is sold by all druggists.
Edgewood residents share updates on trips and visits. Tom Cook and kin go to Round Timber for Miss Minnie’s schooling. John Parkinson leaves for Hood County to prepare house goods. Grandma Carpenter ill. Burris family visits Georgia. Alden Thompson returns from New Orleans. Akin installs a new Southwestern telephone. Mahoney reports relief from pain using Herbton, guaranteed by B. S. Duty & Co.
Warwick James Price portrays a wise woman who balances home life and self improvement. She mends both clothes and manners, gives joy to others, and values lasting effort over fleeting praise. The piece emphasizes restraint, tolerance, and nuanced judgment in marriage and domestic life.
Rheumatism relief claimed by application of Chamberlains Pain Balm. Hundreds testify to its magical power and relief. Sold by all druggists.
Riverton Iowa postmaster G W Fouts reports a violent robbery and life threatening danger while citing a health tale of chronic liver complaint cured by Electric Bitters. The letter mentions the tonic as a cure for biliousness neuralgia weakness and digestive troubles and notes availability at B S Doty & Co Drug Store.
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