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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1917
Page
4
A Graham retailer advertises the largest stock of dry goods with hundreds of items sold at prices unchanged for years. The note claims dry goods have risen little versus other merchandise and credits spring contracts for offering factory-like pricing now.
Your special attention is called to our stock of Fine Millinery Goods also to stock of Ladies' Suits Coats Dresses Waists Skirts Muslin Underwear Misses and Children's Dresses. It will pay you to see the splendid values offered in these Departments.
A local display highlights a large selection of fabrics for dresses suits waists and skirts in silks woolens and fine cottons with a special showing of fine white goods available to shoppers.
Advertising promotes an exclusive Graham sale offering Queen Quality Women’s, Boston Favorite Women’s, Maxine Women’s, Buster Brown Girls and Boys, Florsheim Men’s, Marshall Men’s, and Brown’s Star 5 Star Shoes. Claims low prices and high quality across styles for all.
Malcolm Donnell of Eliasville left Monday for Leon Springs army training camp. Mr. and Mrs. F S Graham spent yesterday and today in Fort Worth and Dallas. Sudan seed, peanuts, ribbon and other seed were discussed with Louis Bower.
A 110 mile Miner s Wells Chamber of Commerce tour visited Palo Puty county to promote food production and conservation. The report describes storm damage near Stephenville with uprooted trees and ruined gardens. It notes bank and livestock events, lawsuits, and civic actions across Texas counties including Farm loans, seed programs, and local notices.
The Cedar Creek news notes a weekend rain improving prospects for wheat and oats after a dry cool period. Some oats may not mature if rains stay insufficient. Cold snaps killed fruit on low black land while sandy land orchards fared better.
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